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EUCLIDIAN
Euclid High School
711 East 222nd Street
Euclid, Ohio 44123
Volume 50
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Fifty years of Euclid High School. Way back in the Fall of 1949 the first students entered Euclid's halls. What an exciting experience for those new students. Everything was brand new and big. It was not as large then as it is now but it was still a very impressive building. Nine months later the first volume of the Euclidian was delivered. Now, fifty years later the fiftieth volume of the Euclidian was delivered. Many things have changed during those fifty years but one thing still remained constant. Euclid was committed to taking its students and giving them a chance to get the best education that they could get. The building has shown some signs of aging but the education process has not diminished.
Cheerleaders like Kelly Baylog, Maryann Colvin, Nicole Samsa and Kendra
/\Smith have been cheering for Euclid football teams for fifty years. Nate Dore is
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Dawn Merritt and Katie Kolar bringing the ball down the field trying to get it into scoring position. There wasn't any girl's or boy's soccer when Euclid opened fifty years ago.
Ryan Ptak fighting for the ball as he comes down the field.
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Left: Katie Kolar trying to get the ball away
from her opponent.
Below: Students working on the Survey meet in
the new biology classroom. The Survey is fifty
years old but the classroom dates from the
sixties.
Below Left: Elizabeth Scheurman, Lindsay Beck, Melissa Shea, Laurie Mills, Michelle Fine, Jenni Kapeluch and Kendra Smith are
getting ready to get the fans cheering for the football team.
Students using the Library and the Auditorium which are part
of the original building and are fifty years old. Theme { 5
Things were a lot different fifty years ago. Hair styles were different. Clothes looked a lot different. Students were exposed to a multitude of different stimuli. One thing was not different. The students walking through Euclid's halls in 1949 were about the same age as the students walking through her halls now. Students do different things than they did fifty years ago, but they still have a life in and out of school and they still belong to clubs and activities and organizations. Euclid still gave students a chance to prepare for the rest of their lives.
STUDENT LIFE
Left: Dawn Merritt controls the ball while Wendy Barker and Katie Kolar wait for a pass.
Below: Manuel Ottinger brings the ball down the field while Tony Basalla waits to help.
Bottom Left: Wide receiver, Joe Granito. carrying the ball for a gain after making a reception.
Right: Chris Mayle and Steve Paternite dress differently from the way students dressed fifty years ago.
Far Above Right: Kathy Blatnik enjoys her life on the soccer field. Below: Shannon Ivancic bumps the ball while Niki Sams, Sara Pfahl and Tina Amigoni look on. Below Right: Megan Ballinger, Katie Kolar, Shannon Setser, Lea Acino, Jodi Jalovec, Jesse Slovenec, Mary Beth Noll and Michelle Knistautas having fun at a going away party.
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Student Life
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A student's life has changed in the past fifty years
Melissa Bartchak and Suzanne Lucas are using the library as a source of information and also as a quiet place in which to study. Euclid students have been using the library as a source of information for fifty years.
Above: The J.V. Football team running for a gain against the Strongsville team.
Left: Dorian Gould and Hassan Brown are getting information about their opponent's weakness from coach
Chet Nolan.
Below Left: Susan King, Megan Novinc, Mary Tracy and Karen Salisbury describing how the Survey is
going to be produced throughout the year.
Below Right: Bridget Resnik watches a filter flask being supported from Mary Tisi's hand by the suction
produced by an aspirator.
Student Life
Right: Megan Lipiec and David Kilkenney
conduct the Marching Band during halftime ceremonies.
Far Above Right: Jeff Sierputowski knows that information in his textbooks will help him pass his courses.
Far Right: Majorettes, Flag Corps and Marching Band members working together to put on halftime events.
Below: Derik Malenda
works hard in all his classes.
Below Right: Ron Tyler, Mark Lucas and Kevin Carse listening to information about the opponents from coach Pete Schwenke.
LIVING
HOMECOMING
GAME
Homecoming week began on October 5 which Student Council declared as Hat Day. Tuesday was Mismatch Day, Wednesday was Jersey Day and Thursday was Blue and Gold Day. Many students partici- pated in these activities leading up to the Homecoming game with Mentor. Euclid struggled throughout the game and was only ahead by a score of 13-12 with less than six minutes left in the game. After that, Hassan Brown intercepted a Mentor pass and returned it 22 yards for a touchdown that made the final score 20-12. Euclid only gained 32 rushing yards and the only way they were able to stay in the game was to cause Mentor to commit five turnovers in the second half. The game turned out to be a good beginning for the Homecoming week- end.
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Above: Cordell Morris, escorted by Mrs. Marilyn Foote, was introduced at the football game. Right: Allison Penko, Allison Abiecunas, Ryan Sarpolis, Mary Tisi, Manuel Ottinger and Rebeccah Jenkins wore hats for Hat Day. Far Right: Suzanne Lucas was introduced at the football game.
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Above Far Left: Student Marching Band Directors, David Kilkenney and Megan Lipiec lead the Marching Band onto the field a the beginning of the game. Above Left: Dorian Goulde carrying the ball for a gain as Brandon Richardson helps block.
Left: Brandon Linton gets around the right end to pick up some yards after Brandon Richardson made a block.
Above: Varsity Chorale singing the National Anthem to begin the game.
Below Left: Katie Kolar, Tina Peric, Antonio Spencer, Bernadette Walker, Nikki Sams and Amber La Fountain show how you can
mismatch when you dress.
Below Right: Hassan Brown being congratulated by Shaun Chatman and Fielding Cloud after recovering one of Mentor's fumbles.
On Saturday evening, October 10, 1998, after a week of pep rallies, Homecoming Court elections, and displays of school spirit, the Euclid High Student Council held its annual Homecoming dance. Over 700 students attended the enchanted evening in Paris gala. The E-Room had been decorated with gorgeous French paraphernalia and a D.J. played all of the student bodies favorite hits. The Homecoming was originally announced during halftime the previous evening but they were again introduced at the dance. Mercedes Ivey was the sophomore attendant, Julie Stobierski the junior attendant, Suzanne Lucas was Homecoming Queen and Cordell Morris was King. All were present and showing their school spirit. All who attended had a fantastic night which created some great memories that would last forever.
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Laura dicker and Eric Leppelmeier get their picture taken for their memories. Shannon Setser and Greg Schonauer dancing during the court dance.
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Top: Many of the students that had fun during Homecom ing.
Above: Principal. Mr. Ron Seymour talks to Homecom- ing Court members during the dance.
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ijoy Homecoming dance
Above Left: Queen. Suzanne Lucas and King.
Cordell Morris after learning about their victory at
the game.
Top: Monique Aldridge and Julie Stobierski were
the junior attendant candidates. Julie was the junior
attendant.
Above: Mercedes Ivey and Tenisha Hall were the
sophomore attendant candidates. Mercedes was the
sophomore attendant.
Left: Students waiting to get their picture taken at the
dance.
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Fifty years ago, seniors entered their first and last year at Euclid high school. Euclid High School was a brand new building that fifty years later would hold many memories for many thousands of students. As this year's seniors looked back on their graduation, they experienced many emotions. Though they may feel that way, they must not forget the changes they've gone through, growing in different ways, the times of celebration and the times they would rather forget. Emotionally students grew and learned how to love, have faith, control hatred, and even trust.
Right: Jeff Evans and Niki Yannaras are seniors who work hard and are looking forward to a successful future. Far Right: Laurel Grundman, Katy Carmichael and Leah Cherne have accomplished much during their years at Euclid. Below: Ada Cunningham is working hard trying to figure out how to take good pictures. Below Right: Seniors at an assembly learning about what to expect from their senior year.
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Students getting ready to begin their days.
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Jeff Evans and Brandon Bucar are taking note of Karen
Hanson, Abby Stanic, Nikki Sams, Karen Salibury, Shannon Ivancic, Alex Brinovec and Megan Novinc.
Above: Liz Copic and Vicky Yarish practicing
with their Hags for the Friday night football
game.
Right: Golf Team members, Brian La Bounty,
Mike Suchy, coach, Barbara Ramlow, Matt
Flynt, Nick Malnar and Jeff Evans getting ready
to go out on the course.
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By the time a student became a senior they had a good under standing of the workings of their school. Seniors were the most knowledgeable and understanding of the workings of Euclid High School. Seniors always had the highest level of exper- tise in the high school. The class of 1999 was no exception. Many of them were hard working individuals who were doing their best to prepare themselves for the years ahead. Fifty years ago the first class graduated from Euclid High School well prepared for the world they were about to enter. The class of 1999 was also ready for the world they were about to enter.
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Above Left: Amy Salupo, Ray Westbrooks. and Katie Dobucki getting ready to begin their day.
Above Right: Cordell Morris getting ready to run his pass pattern.
Left: Quarterback. Tom Soini, running around the left end for a good gain before he got injured in the Lake
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Top: Rachel Eiding and Brian Lennon are enjoying their senior year.
Above: Melissa Ahmetovic, Katy Carmichael, Lynne Stern, Rick Glavan, Laurel Grundman, Pat Gutbrod, Ingrid Orlic and Brian Paoloni having a good time in their class.
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Top: Rich Dotson, Michelle Knistautas, Jodi Jalovec, Jay Zagar, Lea Acino, Jesse Slovenec and John Wolchko enjoying themselves at Homecoming. Above: Katy Collins and Wendy Barker have a good time in their classes.
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during soccer.
Below: Lynne Stern
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Bottom: Van Monroe
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Lea Acino
Mareello Acino
Daemyon Adams
Melissa Ahmetovic
Lisa Alkema
Charmaine Allen
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Karin Anderson
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Rick Bartel
Joseph Barzal
Lisa Basalla
Takara Baugh
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Thomas Bauza
Natalie M. Beck
Michael Belanich
Brandon Bell
Jamie Benak
Chris Biehl
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Michael Boothe
Kathleen Blatnik
Tiffani Borden
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Melissa Brady
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Wendi Brichacek
Alexandrea Brinovec
Gibran Britt
Ronald Broughton Jr.
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Janelle Colini
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Katie Collins
Jamie Comer
Shayla Conner
Cynthia Cook
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1977
Monica Corpening
James Cothron
Wesley Crane III
Ada M. Cunningham
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Elizabeth CfffiSa
Jamie D Apice
David D'Amico
Kelly Daly
Jervase Daniels
Cherise Dawkins
Stephen Dawson Jr.
Timothy Day
Franklin R. De Luca
Krishauna De Ramus
Sarah Deal
Michelle De Loach
Michael Dennis
Zernearia Dent
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Molly Dindia
Dennis Disbrow
Katherine A. Dobucki
1978
Christopher Dostal
Holly S. Douglas
Quinta Douglas
Rita R. Dowe
Autumn Duckworth
Almir Duheric
Diana E. Dukes
Shaneika Duncan
Janelle Easter
Dave Edmonds
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Jeff Evans
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Ryan A. Farkas
Thomas P. Feldkamp
Amie Ficere
Lisa Focarelli
Michael Freeman
David Fulton
Michael Gates Jr.
Ricci Gaughan
Matthew Gillessen
Shannon Glatz
Richard Glavan
Shaun Glicken
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Deaonma Gooden
Dorian Goulde
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Tennille Graves
Kenneth Gravitte
Edward Gray
Christian Green
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Budd Greene
Jonathan Gudaitis
Khabeah Hall
Brian Grice
Yahaira Guilfu Diaz
Maria Hall
Kevin Grisez
Patrick Gutbrod
Benjamin Halstead
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Zarina Haddon
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Jacqueline Hale
Ebonie L. Harrington
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SUMMER TRAVELING
Euclid students spent time in Germany
Senior Lisa Basalla and junior Sara Pfahl had a chance of a life time during the summer of 1998 when they were able to spend two weeks in Germany. They stayed with the Deiseroth family in a village near the city of Kassel. Lisa and Sara already knew the brother Andreas and sister Sandra. Both had been in Euclid several years ago and had stayed with Sara's family. Sara and Lisa remained good friends with Andreas and Sandra during that time. They finally took the opportu- nity to visit their German friends on Wednesday, June 24. During their stay, they experienced the culture firsthand. Neither Sara nor Lisa knew any German, yet for the most part they were able to communicate. Sara and Lisa saw four exquisite places and a famous German circus Flic Flac. During their stay, they spent a weekend in a youth hostel in Berlin. They were fascinated by all the history that surrounded them. They were able to walk along parts of the Berlin Wall and went to the Check Point Charlie Museum. Besides all the impres- sive structures, the German people in general were extremely friendly and kind. Lisa and Sara look forward to visiting again sometime in the future. -Lisa Basalla
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Right: The victory column in Berlin built in honor of the largest German state's victory over Denmark, Austria and France.
FAVORITE TEACHER
Seniors voted for the teacher they liked most
The seniors were polled as to who their favorite teacher was. Almost fifty teachers recieved at least one vote which indicated that many of Euclid's staff appealed to some of the student body. The winner for the second year in a row was Mr. Jeff Hartman. In a close second place was Ms. Diane Maroli. Mrs. Carol Tkac, even though she retired last year was in third place.
Tied for fourth place was Mr. Steve Marcu and Mrs. Marketa President. Next was Mr. Robert Heramb,. Other teachers mentioned, in no particular order, were: Ingrid Koenig, Barbra Masseria, Edie Mellen, Chris Torrelli, Tom Banc, Katie Morris, Sean O'Toole, Betsy Anness, Susan Dennis- Rogers, Bill Von Benken, Deborah Petrick, Sue Amato, Vicki Nally, Lisa
Platko, Stan Bender, Kim Dixon, Janet Ulle, Jo Rita Perez, Jean Jelenic, Ron Zucca, Michelle Mc Garry, Bea Gruscow, Roy Pignatiello, Robert Smith, Jim Kelly, Judy Mc Laughlin, Frank Soltesz, Robert Ramlow, Fred Schroeder, Maria Clinkscales, Mike Rezzolla, Reggie Echols, Tony Rozman, Gayle Flament, Lucy Piatt, Lisa Mc Leod, Laura Boyd and Larry Issacs.
Above Left: Jeff Hartmann instructing in his class.
Top: Denis Langsdale with Mr. Robert Heramb. Above: Mike Rezzolla with some os his students. Far Left: Ms. Sue Amato working with her students.
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T. R. Hartley
Michael Hartson
Amin Harville
Enisha Sha'nae Ni-Ni Hawkins
Gerald Headd II
Michelle Heising
Brandon Henderson
Jessica Hendrickson
Leslie Hicks
Tracey Hicks
Leslie Hill
Jonathon Hoinski
LaMaria D. Holmes
Steven Horton
Tyson Hottenroth
Shermel Yvette Howard
Maria Hristova
Lanetta Huey
Shannon Ivancic
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Brian Jackson
Maurice Jackson
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1984
Crystal Jamerson
Erika James
Damion Johnson
Gregory Johnson
Scott Johnson
Lawrence Jones
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1985
Matthew Krutsch
Jenna Kuklica
Wallace Lach
Denis Langsdale
Bobby Larkin Jr.
Taryn M. Launch
Brian Leben
Brian Lennon
Laquonta Lewis
Chen Li
Jason Linton
Megan Lipic
Chanel Lockett
Adrienne Lorber
Jason Loveless
Suzanne M. Lucas
J. Damon Luksich
Jolena Macklin
Cris Nicole Maddox
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Edward Markuz
Keith Martin
Mario Marusic
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Frank Mastalski
Christopher M. Mayle
Anthony Mc Carthy
Kathleen Mc Cluskey
Stephanie Mc Elrath
Ryan Mc Gill
Ebonie Mc Kinney
Melissa Medlen
Shaun Melton
Dawn Merritt
Gregory Meyers
Jayson Middleton
Michael S. Miklavcic
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1987
Jimmy Miller Jr.
Haris Mlivic
Steve Modelski
Cordell Morris
Antonio Moses
Daniel Moxley
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Melanie Myers
William Nelson
Mary Beth Noll
Megan Novinc
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Brian Paige
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Brian Paoloni
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1988
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Tina Peric
Molly Petras
Robert Petrochic
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Kenneth Rogers
James Roth
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Jennifer Rys
Ansie Sabbath
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Khemeo Sahye
Karen E. Salisbury
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Nicholette Sams
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Edward Schoval
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Jessica Scott
Kirk Sederholm
Daniel J. Seifried
Margaret Shannon Setser
Brandon Shaw
Richard Shepherd
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Emmanuel Smith
Ryan Smith
Shayla T. Smith
Thomas Soini
David Solema
John Spada
Abby Stanic
Lynne T. Stern
Demond Stevens
Nicholas Strell
Vishantie Sudama
Thomas Sustar
Sharon Switalski
Catrina Tanner Brandon C. D. Thomas Julia Thompson
Jason Tolliver
Randy Toloe
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Kimberly Ann Tramsak
James Tucci
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Michael Vuyancih
Karen Wade
Nicole Wallace
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LONG TIME EUCLID RESIDENTS?
Most seniors not native to Euclid
TRANSIENT POPULATION
HAVE YOU ATTENDED EUCLID SCHOOLS ALL YOUR LIFE?
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A poll was distributed to all seniors at the beginning of the year in which they were asked if they had attended Euclid schools all of their lives. Most students had not but the percentages were about the same as the previous year. They were then asked how many years they had attended Euclid schools. These percentages were very similar to the previous year's with the exception of those attending four years where the class of 1999 had a much higher percentage(39.7%) than the class of 1998(18.5%).
Above: Senior Principal. Mrs. Marilyn Foote. gets a
pie in her face because the seniors cheered the loudest
at the rally.
Right: Brandon Richardson and Dawn Merritt
dancing at Homecoming.
Far Right: Alex Brinovcc and Julie Thompson
thinking about their classes.
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CALL YOUR HOUSE YOUR HOME? Most seniors live in a house
In the same survey, seniors were asked if they lived in a house. By far most of them replied that they did and the percentages were about the same as the previous year showing that most of the seniors were attached to the Euclid community through their place of living.
tselow: Dave Kilkenney, Ryan Farkas, Jenny Emser and Jen Davies
playing the salute for Homecoming announcements.
Left: Devin Voll, Niki Sams, Katie Kolar and Karen Hanson must have been thinking about something else when they got dressed this morning.
Below: I wonder what Ursula Wein thinks about as she runs all those miles.
Above: Seniors enjoying one of their classes.
Left: Lea Aeino, Jodi Jalovec and Shannon Setser went camping during the summer of 1998.
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Most seniors plan on going to college
ARE YOU PLANNING ON GOING TO COLLEGE?
Seniors were asked whether or now they were planning on going to college. More than 90% of the responding students replied that they were intending on going to college. This is a little more that the percentage from last year. It shows that most seniors realize the importance of getting a college education.
Top: Leah Cherne, Abby Stanic and Maria Williams studying hard to go to
college.
Above: Oral Williams and Alex Brinovec wrestling for a better position in class
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1998
Jennifer Williams
Maria Renee Williams
Noel D. Williams
Oral Williams II
Jamikka Willis
John Wise
Richard Wise
Erica Witten
Philipp Wittwer
Brandon Womick
Christina Woyton
Tequila N. Wright
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Melissa Ahmetovic: Volleyball 9, 1 0, 1 1 ; Career Exploration 1 1 ; NHS 11,12. Wendy Barker: Soccer 9,10,1 1,12; Gymnastics 10,1 1,12, Captain 10,1 1.12; NHS 1 1,12; Big Show 10,12; Peer tutor 12; Office runner 12; Band Roadie 10,11,12; Career Exploration 11,12; Choral Masters 11. Rick Bartel: Baseball 9,10; NHS 11,12; Office runner 11,12. Lisa Basalla: Volleyball 9,10,1 1; AFS 10,11,12; SAVE 10,11,12; Wai Napolo 9,10,1 1,12; Peer tutor 10,1 1,12; Office Aide 12; Career Exploration 11,12; Student Council 9,12; Survey 11,12. Takara Baugh: Clinic Aide 10,1 1,12.
Natalie M. Beck: Cheerleading 9,10,1 1,12; AFS 11,12: Student Council 12. Chris Biehl: Baseball 9: Soccer 9, 1 0, 1 1 . 1 2; Ski Club 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. Kathleen Blatnik: Soccer 9, 10, 1 1 , 1 2; Softball 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. Alexandrea Brinovec: Volleyball 9,10,1 1,12; Peer Tutor 9,10,1 1,12; Survey 10,11,12.
Jessica Burns: OWE 12.
Katy Carmichael: AFS 10,11,12, president 11; Survey 10,11,12, Features Co- editor 11.12; NHS 1 1,12; Eucuyo 9,10; Ski Club 9,10. Kevin Carse: Football 9,11,12; Wrestling 9,10,1 1.12; NHS 11,12. Leah Cherne: Student Council 9,10,11,12, Secretary 11, Vice-President 12; Football cheerleading 9,10,1 1,12; Basketball Cheerleading 9,10,11,12; Peer tutor 10,1 1,12; Peer mediation 9.10,1 1,1 2; NJROTC 1 1 . 1 2. Public affairs officer 1 1 , Executive officer 12, Color guard 1 1,12, Drill team 11.12; Varsity Chorale 10,11,12, Vice-President 11; Big Show 9,10,12; Christmas Play 10; Track 11; NHS 11,12; Career Explorations.
Nichelle Church: Track 9,10; VONL 9; Drill team 9; Office runner 9.10,1 1 Brian Cocherell: Band 9,10,11,12, Section leader 1 1: Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony 10,1 1,12; Jazz Band 9,10,12; NHS 11,12. Katie Collins: Student Council 9.10,12; Choraliers 9; Choral Masters 10,11,12; Survey 12; NHS 1 1.12; Marching Band Roadie 10.11,12. Ada M. Cunningham: Student Council 9; Marching Band 9,10,11.12, Section leader 1 1,12; Concert Band 9,10,1 1.12, Concert Master 11.12; Symphony Orchestra 11,12; Symphonic Winds. David D'Amico: Baseball 9,12; Wrestling 10,1 1,12. Timothy Day: Band 9,10,1 1,12; Jazz Band 10.11.12. Sarah Deal: Ski Club 10.11. Franklin R. De Luca: Band 9,10; Jazz Band 11,12. Krishaunda DeRamus: Indoor track 9.10,12; Outdoor track 1 1. NickDiBiase: Band 9,10.
Katherine A. Dobucki: NHS 1 1.12; Yearbook 12.
Holly S. Douglas: Indoor track 9. 1 0. 1 1 , 1 2; Outdoor track 9.10,11,12; Soccer 11.
Dave Edmonds: Football 9,10,11,12; Track 10,1 1.
Monique Rene Egleton: Orchestra 9,10,1 1; VONL 9.10,1 1; Choir 9,10; Hag corps 10; Student Council 9.10; Track aide 9,10,11.12.
Jennifer Emser: Marching Band 9, 10, 1 1 . 1 2, Section and Squad leader 11,12; Concert Band 9,10,1 1,12. Section leader 12; Jazz Band 9,10,1 1,12, Section leader 11,12; Orchestra 10,11,12; Student Council 9,10; Big Show Orchestra 10,12.
NicEslick: Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9,10,1 1.12 Jeff Evans: Golf 9,10,11, 12; Baseball 9,10,1 1,12; Ski Club 9,10,11, 12; Student Council 9,10,1 1,12.
Ryan A. Farkas: Band 9, 10. 1 1 , 1 2, Vice president 1 2; NHS 11,12; Jazz Band 9,10,11.12, Student director 12; Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony 11,12; Lakeland Jazz Impact 1 2.
Thomas P. Feldkamp: Key Club 9,10,1 1,12, Sophomore rep 10, Senior rep 12; Survey 10,11,12; AV Club 10,11,12.
Melanie Fuller: Peer Tutor 10; NHS 11,12; Career Explorations 10. Dorian Goulde: Football 9,10,11,12, captain 9.10,12; Basketball 9,10,1 1,12, captain 9,10,12; Track 9,10,11,12, captain 9,10,12. Edward Gray: OWE 12.
Christian N. Green: VONL 9,10.1 1,12; AFS 1 1 ; Poetry Club 9,10. Kevin Grisez: Baseball 9,10,1 1,12; Golf 9,10,1 1 . Adriane Groudle: OWA 10; OWE 12.
Laurel Grundman: Student Council 9,10,1 1,12; Peer tutor 10,11; NHS 11,12. Jonathan Gudaitis: Band 9,10,1 1,12; Key Club 9,10,12; Cross Country 9,11,12.
Patrick Gutbrod: NJROTC 9.10,11, Officer 9,10,1 1: Big Show 10,12; Football 9,10.
Zarina Haddon: Office runner 10,11; Basketball aide 10. David Whitey Hance: Football 9,10,1 1; NJROTC 9,10. Ebonie L. Harrington: Office runner 1 1 .
T. R. Hartley: Swim team 9; NJROTC 9,10,1 1,12; Office runner 12. Enisha Sha'nae Ni-Ni Hawkins: Basketball 1 0, 1 1 . 1 2. Leslie Hill: DECA 11,12.
La Maria D.-Holmes: Peer mediation 12: Choral Masters 11. Shermel Yvette Howard: VONL 10: Student Council 10; DECA 11,12.
SENIORS INVOLVED IN ACTIVITIES
For many students school began at 7:40 am and ended at 2:25 pm and the time before and after that was devoted to a job or themselves. But for many Euclid students school began before 7:40 am or continued after 2:25 pm if they were involved in extracurricular activities. Many students were involved in sports which were played after school but were often practiced before school while many others participated in some of the many club or music groups that were available to anyone who wanted to participate. If someone had an interest there was probably some organization at Euclid that could fulfill their interest.
Top: Marco Razzauti, Sarah Pfahl, Lisa Basalla, Ted Karpy. John Wolchko and Ursula Wein enjoyed the Homecoming Dance which was sponsored by Student Council members.
Above: Melissa Brady, Julie Whitely and Jennifer Muhvic enjoyed being trainers for the football team.
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Top: Students arriving to Homecoming Dance had to check in at the door. Middle: Cordell Morris, Brandon Richardson, Greg Schonauer, Christina Browski, Crystal Jamerson, Suzanne Lucas, Dawn Merritt and Shannon Setser were candidates for Homecoming court.
Above: Karen Hanson, Wendy Barker, Dawn Merritt, Katie Kolar, Megan Ballinger, Janelle Colini, Suzanne Lucas and Kathy Blatnik were senior athletes who were honored at the Lakewood football game.
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Shannon Ivancic: Volleyball 9,10,1 1,12; Track 11;NHS 11,12; Survey 11,12, Production manager 12.
Beth Jackson: Softball 9; DECA 11,12. President 12.
Crystal Jamerson: Track 9; VONL 9,10,1 1,12, President 11; Student Council 9,10.11,12, Treasurer 10; Varsity Chorale 10,1 1. Erika James: Cultural Club 10; DECA 11,12.
Susan P. King: Soccer 9,10,11,12; Survey 9,10.1 1.12, Co-editor-in-chief 10,11.12; NHS 11.12, President 12; Student Council 12; Key Club 9,10,12; Science Olympiad 9; Track 1 1 ; Academic Challenge 1 1 ; Choral Masters 1 1 , piano accompaniment 1 1 : Big Show 10; Holiday Play 10; Peer tutor 10.1 1; Office runner 12.
Michelle Knistautas: Ski Club 11,12; Career explorations 12. Samantha Koerber: OWE 11,12; Volleyball 9; Orchestra 9.10,11. Taryn M. Laurich: Softball 9,10,1 1; Football trainer 9.10: Basketball trainer 9, 10; Office aide 10, 11, 12. Chen Li: Soccer 9; Chess Club 9.
Megan Lipiec: Marching Band 9,10.1 1.12, Field commander 11.12, Secretary 11, 12; Pep Band 9,10,1 1,12; Orchestra 9,10,1 1,12; Concert Band 9,10,1 1,12; Big Show Pit 9.10.12; NHS 1 1,12; Peer tutor 1 1,12; Key Club 9.10.1 1,12, Treasurer 10; Gymnastics 11,12. Jason Linton: Football 9; Baseball 9.
Suzanne M. Lucas: Soccer 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10.1 1,12; Softball 9,10,11.12.
Jolena Macklin: Office runner 11,12. Chris Nicole Maddox: Basketball 9: Poetry Club 10. Edward Markuz: Survey 10.11,12. Keith Martin: Football 12. Mario Marusic: Soccer 9,10.1 1,12; Football 12.
Christopher M. Mayle: Swim Team 9,10.1 1,12: Key Club 9,10.12: Varsity Chorale 10,1 1,12; Band 1 1.12; Big Show 9,10,12; Jazz Band 1 1,12. Michael S. Miklavcic: Cross Country 9,10,1 1,12, Captain 12; Swim team 9,10,11,12, Captain 12; Track 9,10,1 1,12, Captain 12; Survey 10,1 1,12; NHS 11.12; Student Council 12; Ski Club 12; Yearbook 12. Nanci Miklowski: Marching Band 9,10,1 1; Concert Band 9.10,11,12; NHS 1 1,12, Corresponding secretary 12.
Steve Modelski: Indoor Track 9. 10. 1 1 . 1 2, Captain 12; Outdoor track 9,10,11,12, Captain 12; Cross-country 10,1 1,12, Captain 12. Megan Novinc: Softball 9,10,11.12; Tennis 11,12; Survey 9,10,11,12, News Co-editor 1 0, 1 1 . 1 2: Key Club 9.10.11.12. Secretary /Treasurer 1 1 : Peer tutor 10,11; NHS 1 1,12; Science Olympiad 9.10.1 1,12; Student Council 12. Ingrid Orlic: AFS 10,11,12, Secretary 11,12: SAVE 11.12. Manny Ottinger: Soccer 12; Hockey 12; Tennis 12; AFS 12. Omega Parker: VONL 10,11,12: Drill team 10,11.
TinaPeric: Volleyball 9.10.11,12. Captain 12: Swim team9,10,l 1,12. Co- captain 11,12; DECA 11,12.
Amanda M. Price: Student Council 9,10,12; Yearbook 12; Wai Napolo 9,10,11,12, Asst. Show Director 11; Marching Band 9.10,11,12, Section leader 11,12; Concert Band 9.10,1 1,12; Ski Club 11,12; NHS 11,12: AFS 12. Brandon Ptak: Soccer 9. 1 0.1 1 , 1 2 ; Basketball 9. 1 0. 1 1 . 1 2. Erin Reilly: Volleyball 9.10,1 1; NHS 11.12; Survey " 1 1,12; Student Council 10.12; Ski Club 12. De Onte Rucker: OWE 11,12. Karen E. Salisbury: Survey 9,10,1 1.12. Co-editor-in-chief 10,1 1.12; Softball 9, 1 0. 1 1 , 1 2, Co-captain 9, 1 0; Tennis 1 0. 1 1 . 1 2. Co-captain 11.12: Science Olympiad 9,10,11,12; NHS 1 1,12; Orchestra 9,10,11; Peer tutor 11,12; Career explorations 1 1,12; Key Club 9,10,1 1,12.
Amy Salupo: Volleyball 9,10; Cross-country 11,12; Big Show 10: NHS 11,12; Career explorations 1 1 .
Nicholette Sams: Volleyball 9.10,1 1.12. Softball 9, 1 0, 1 1 . 1 2; Key Club 9,10,1 1,1 2; Survey 9,10.1 1,12, Business manager 10.1 1.12; NHS 11,12; Student Council 9,12; Career explorations 12; Peer tutor 12. Satasha Navada Javelle Sawyer: Choir 10.
Nikole Schiffbauer: Swim team 9,10,1 1; Track 12; Softball 9.10; Office runner 1 1 .
Gregory Schonauer: Soccer 9,10,11; Hockey 9,10.1 1.1 2: Ski Club 9,10,1 1, 12: Student Council 10,11,12
Daniel J. Seifried: Academic Challenge 11,12; Fall play 9,10.1 1.12; Big Show 9,10,12; Varsity Chorale 10.1 1,12, President 12: Key Club 9,10.1 1.12, Freshman rep. 9, President 10, Junior rep. 1 1, Treasurer 12: Student Council 11,12; Survey 9,10.1 1,12; NHS 11.12: Morning announcer 11,12; Peer tutor 10,1 1,12; Peer mediation 10,11,12; Career explorations 9,10,1 1,12; Office runner 11,12; DARE role model 1 1; Tennis 9; Choral Masters 12; Cultural Club 1 1,12: Holiday Play 9,10; Eucuyo 1 1.
Margaret Shannon Setser: Softball 9,10; Volleyball 9.10.1 1.12; Student Council 12; Ski Club 10.11,12. Jeff Sierpotowski: Soccer 9.10,1 1,12.
Daniel Slepsky: NJROTC 9,10,1 1,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Pit Band 10; Pep Band
11,12; Cross-country 11,12; Track 11,12.
Shayla Smith; VONL 9,10,1 1.
David Solema: Key Club 10,1 1,12; AV Club 9,10,1 1.12; Marching Band
9,10,11,12; Concert Band 9,10,1 1,12; Symphonic Wind Ensemble 10.11;
Symphonic orchestra 10,11,12; Pep Band 9,10,1 1,12; Jazz Band 12; Special
Event Band 9,10,1 1,12; NHS 1 1,12; Big Show 10,11; Peer tutor 10.
Abby Stank: Football cheerleader 9,10,1 1,12, Captain 9,10; NHS 11,12, Vice
president 12; Student Council 12; Key Club 9,12, Survey 10,1 1,12; Basketball
cheerleader 9,10,11,12, Captain 9,10; Career explorations 9,12; AFS 1 1,12.
Lynne T. Stern: Volleyball 9,10,1 1; Wai Napolo 9,10,11,12; Girl's basketball
stationer 9; Peer mediator 12; Clinic runner 9,10,1 1.12; Yearbook 12; NHS
11,12.
Brandon C. D. Thomas: Tennis 1 1 ; Office runner 1 I .
Julia Thompson: Softball 9,10,1 1,12; Orchestra 9,10.1 1,12; Band 9,10,11; Ski
club 11,12; Student Council 12; NHS 11,12.
Kimberly Ann Tramsak: Security office 9,10,1 1.
Valerie Van Ho: NJROTC 9.10,1 1,12, Officer 11,12; Color Guard 9,10,11,12;
Exhibition Drill Team 12; NJROTC Academic Team 9,10,1 1,12; Career
explorations 10,1 1,12; Eucuyo 10,1 1,12; Fall play 10,1 1,12, Student director
11; Peer tutor 10,12; Clinic aide 11,12; Political Affairs Club 12; Poetry Club
12; Peer mediator 12; Key Club 9.
Michael Verch: Soccer 9,10,1 1,12; Hockey 9.10,1 1,12; Band 9,10,1 1,12;
DECA 11,12.
Karen Wade: Track 9,10.12.
Eddie Washington: OWE 1 2; OWA 1 0, 1 1 .
Tahnesha Watts: Key Club 9; Office runner 12.
Tom Weglarz: OWA 9; Owe 12.
Ursula M. Wein: Cross-country 10,1 1,12, Captain 12; Indoor track 10,11,12;
Outdoor track 9,10.1 1,12; Swim team 9; Cultural Club 10,1 1,12, President 12;
AFS 11,12, Vice president 11; Survey 10,11; SAVE 10,1 1,12, Co-president 12;
Student Council 9,10; Peer tutor 12.
Julie Whitely: Volleyball 9,10; Softball 9,10; Wrestling trainer 9,10,11;
Football trainer 11,12.
Maria Renee Williams: Peer mediator 9,10,1 1,12; Peer tutor 1 1,12; Volleyball
9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10.1 1,12.
Noel D. Williams: Peer tutor 9,10,11; DECA 1 1,12; Survey 12.
Tequila N. Wright: Flag Corps 1 1 .
Niki Yannaras: Student Council 10,11,12. Secretary 12; NHS 11,12,
Recording secretary 12; Chamber and Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,1 1,12,
Librarian and concert master 1 1; Science Olympiad 9,10,1 1,12; Survey
10,1 1,12; Track 11,12; Tennis 1 1,12; Key Club 10,1 1,12; Big Show Orchestra
10,12; Peer tutor 10.1 1,12; Office runner 1 2; Fall Play Stage Crew 10.
Marianne Zagar: Student Council 9; Softball 9.
I'LL DO THE DRIVING
Students have been coming to Euclid High School for fifty years. Some students walk, some come by bus and others come by car. A poll of seniors asked if they came to school in a car and 74 per cent said that they did. They were then asked if they did the driving and 57 per cent said that they did. These results were very similar to the results of a similar pole the previous year.
Above Left: Brian Leben, Joel Edwardsen, William Nelson and Tini Ransaw
work on a car so they can drive to school.
Left: Melissa Medlen and James Roth thinking about how they are going to get
home tonight.
Top: Leah Edmonds, Nichelle Church, Veronica Callaway, Rita Dowell, Jamie
Benak and Lea Acino working in Mrs. Ellen Klein's class.
Above: Students getting together during a football game.
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HOW EMBARRASSING
Seniors tell about their embarrassing moments
High school consisted of many memories. Some were happy, others sad and still others were embarrassing. Seniors were asked about their most embarrassing moments and these were their responses.
Melissa Ahmetovie tripped in front of a hot guy in the hallway.
La Shandra Anthony was a freshman and was late for class and when she ran into the room it was the wrong room and the wrong class. Jennifer Barker fell in the girl's locker room after swimming.
Natalie Beck was working at Dairy Queen and a customer came in with a coupon for a Dairy Queen Brazier. She told him "Sir we can't accept this because it is for a Dairy Queen Brassiere." She didn't realize what she had said until her co- workers and the customer began laughing. Chris Biehl began laughing so hard in the E-Room during his freshman year and pop came out his nose.
Alexandra Brinovec was in the freshman volleyball team picture for the yearbook and Mr. Von Benken came to her first and asked her to say her name twice into a tape recorder and she said "Alex, Alex." He waited and then asked "Do you have a last name?"
Jessica Burns dropped her sweat shirt, slid on it and fell on her butt.
Katy Carmichael passed out in Mr. Pignatiello's geometry class and had to be taken to the clinic in a
wheelchair.
Kevin Carse fell down the stairs.
Leah Cherne had to give someone a kiss on the cheek in Big Show during her freshman year and after she
did it she turned around, tripped and took four staggering steps until she fell flat on her butt. The boy then
said - "Well, was it that good?"
Nichelle Church was in the ninth grade on the drill team squad and in front of the whole school when Mrs.
President said "Left face" she turned right.
Joi Donica Cooks first came to Euclid as a tenth grader. She just had her hair done and she got dressed up for
the third day of school.
Ada Cunningham was at band camp during the summer and she got her upper chest caught in a cymbal.
Jervase Daniels slipped and fell.
Dennis Disbrow was on the hockey team in the state tournament and he was skating to the bench as fast as he
could and caught an edge and fell head first into the boards and received a concussion and needed 1 1 stitches.
Krishauna De Ramus slipped in some water while running the 40 yd. dash.
Holly Douglas was a freshman and fell while walking down the stairs.
Dave Edmonds was in biology class when Dorian Goulde farted. He turned around and said "Dave farted."
Everyone began laughing including Dave.
Leah Edmonds was running to her class while the bell was ringing and she fell while going down the steps.
Jenni Emser was embarrassed when her friend wrote something about the boy she liked in her yearbook.
Nic Eslick fell up the stairs trying to get to class.
Jeff Evans was skiing "the wall" at Holiday Valley. His ski released and he fell and slid to the bottom of the
hill and his ski hit him above his eye and cut him. As he lay on the snow. Bud White and Doug Zeman were
on the lift laughing.
Tom Feldkamp was working the Varsity Chorale Reunion concert for AV and when he went on stage to pick
up a microphone he tripped in front of everyone.
Chrissy Green was coming down the stairs after
her last class and saw her boy friend bringing her
balloons and flowers and got distracted and fell
down the stairs.
Adriane Groudle fell down the stairs on the third
floor and people heard her on the first floor.
Laurel Grundman was stuffed into a locker her
freshman year by her brother and his friend.
Zarina Haddon threw up in her foods class.
David Hance peed in his pants his freshman year
and everyone laughed.
Thomas Hartley dropped his rifle in NJROTC and
broke his toe.
Lamaria Holmes accidently called her teacher "ma".
Shermel Yvette Howard was running to lunch
from the E-Room and fell on her face.
Erika James went to her fourth period class third
period and didn't realize it until the teacher came in
and said she was in the wrong class.
Tamea Jones tripped down the stairs.
Karen Salisbury was practicing in the outfield last year before a Softball game and went to run in for a ball but slipped in the wet, muddy grass and landed on her butt and back. She had to play the entire game covered with mud and with a wet butt. Amy Salupo was joking around in the hallway with Mr. Von Benken and she fell on the floor. Nicholette Sams and Karen Salisbury were going somewhere after school and she was low on gas. They were on their way to a gas station when the called on E. 222 and Bryan Scheider had to come and pick them up.
Satasha Sawyer fell down a whole flight of stairs and her books and shoes fell off and down the stairs.
Michelle Knistautas and Shannon Setser kept
trying to go to Bobby Mc Graw's house and could
never get him to answ er the door. When someone
finally answered they learned they were at the
wrong house.
Jamie Koerber slipped on some ice while walking
to school.
Michele Laurich forgot her combination and had to
have her lock cut off.
Megan Lipiec and her friend locked both sets of car
keys in the trunk on the fourth of July.
Suzanne Lucas tripped up the steps twice on the
same stairs during her sophomore year.
Christopher Mayle fell over a chair in Choral
Masters and broke his ankle.
Michael Miklavcic was embarrassed when Eric
Schuster, Mike Simenc, Paul Glowacki, Tim
Carney and Derek Stank- threw him outside of the
track locker room in his underwear.
Nanci Miklowski was with Jen Rys when she took
a picture of Dave Banach and said "This is for
Nanci. She's obsessed with you."
Steve Modelski put his equipment in the wrong
locker room when he was a freshman and the
whole team found out.
Megan Novinc was at the Homecoming dance and
was wondering why everyone was staring at her
date. He was the worst dancer in the world.
Manny Ottinger was embarrassed when a lot of
the girls on the soccer team said he was "hot".
Tina Peric was playing volleyball and the ball
went outside the pole and she caught it before the
referee blew her whistle.
Amanda Price was embarrassed when a boy in one
of her classes told the teacher she had a crush on
him.
Brandon Ptak and his friends were checking out
Nancy Pekol and her friends in the cafeteria in
ninth grade. When Nancy saw them she threw a
biscuit that hit him in the head.
Preston Raymond tripped up the stairs.
Angie Sabbath fell in the high school parking lot
when she fell in a pot hole.
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Margaret Shannon Setser and Sarah Deal were going out with Larry Dissauer and John Wahl and were
waiting for them on the tree lawn. Shannon had to go to the bathroom and since it was late at night and no one
was around she just squatted on the lawn. As soon as she did their dates pulled up and began laughing when
they realized what she was doing.
Rich Shepherd was a freshman when he was locked in the second floor bathroom for two periods before
finally breaking a nail holding the window closed.
Jeff Sierputowski went to Holiday Valley with the Ski Club. On the first hill he went on he hit a patch of ice
and fell on his face and got a concussion and didn't remember anything from that moment on except for being...
out by Pat Finnegan and Megan Ballanger.
Daniel Slepsky was at the World Series parade in Cleveland his freshman year and was walking down the
sidewalk with a bass drum and tripped over a fire hydrant and the drum went flying five feet in front of him.
Daniel Smith was in homeroom when he heard a PA announcement about a car v. ith it's lights on. It was his
license plated so he stood up to leave and everyone asked where he was going?
David Solema had a problem with his flying gear from Peter Pan and he was either repeatedly hitting a wall
or running around waving his arms like a jackass.
Abby Stanic and Karen Hanson got sick after using some potent chemicals to kill a roach in the third
floor staff bathroom. They had to explain what they had done but couldn't go home because their mothers
were golfing together.
Lynne Stern was getting out of her boyfriend's car and got her foot caught in the seatbelt and fell out and
landed on her book bag.
Kimberly Tramsak was in E-Room study hall her junior year when the chair she was leaning on fell over
and she hit her head on the chair behind her.
Julie Thompson broke her camera when she dropped it in front of everyone at Prom.
Valerie Van Ho fainted during the Memorial Day ceremonies when she was a color guard and a fire truck
and ambulance were called and the chief of police had to come down to see if she was all right.
Devin Voll was accused of sexually harassing a member of the same sex by a principal.
Karen Wade fell down the stairs from the third floor.
Ed Washington got in a fight and was suspended.
Ursula Wein was at an AFS picnic a park and was swinging and tried to jump off but got her shorts caught
on the swing and fell on her head getting grass stains on her forehead.
Julieann Whitely and Melissa Brady were football trainers their junior year when they were running
water out during a time out and slipped in the muddy grass and slid across the field.
Maria Williams tripped up the stairs and her skirt flew up.
Noel Williams fell up the stairs in a skirt in tenth grade.
Niki Yannaras was in the locker room changing for tennis when her necklace got caught on her sports bra
and she began choking. Susan King helped her get free while Shannon Ivancic, Megan Novinc and Niki
Sams laughed at her.
Nichole Yarbrough fell on her knees running to class and slid down the ramp in the hall.
DO YOU HAVE A PART-TIME JOB?
HOW MANY HOURS PER WEEK?
3 9% 494%
37 7%
WORKING HARD
Most seniors have a job after school
One very big difference between high school life in the nineties and life fifty years ago was the number of students that had after-school jobs. In 1949 students would go home from school and do homework or work around the house or play with their friends. In the 1990's having a job was the norm and more than 75 per cent of the seniors had jobs and many underclassmen also had jobs. The percent- age of seniors who had jobs was very similar to the percentage of seniors who had jobs in the previous year. Most seniors worked about 10 to 30 hours per week which meant that they were working during the week as well as on the weekend.
Above: Mrs. Jo -Rita Perez talks to Valerie Van
Ho and Rachel Dixon about the merits of having a
job after school.
Above Left: Student mediators can sometimes help
out in situations where students become stressed
because of trying to manage a job as well as their
school work.
Left: Dawn Merritt, Mary Tisi and Melissa Waina
are able to participate in sports which is something a
lot of students who have jobs cannot do.
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Almost every sport you want to play is at Euclid. Whether you want it to be your ticket to college or just something to do everyday after school, at Euclid there was a sport for you. Sports here gave the students an opportunity to be part of a team and meet many new friends. Euclid had been compet- ing in the Greater Cleveland Conference for the past two decades but this year changed as Euclid reentered the Lake Erie League upon the abandonment of the G.C.C. This led to longer bus trips since many of the L.E.L. schools are further away.
Above: Niki Yannaras gets lots of enjoyment by being on the tennis team.
Above Right: Tino Jones gaining yards coming around the end and fighting off the defender.
Right: Sarah Osterman (Jolly Green Giant) and Amy Salupo (Little Sproutl were important members of the girl's cross country team.
Right Middle: Mike Miklavcic won most of the races for the boy's cross country team.
Far Right: Lindsey Mastalski spiking the ball for the volleyball team.
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SPORTS
TOUGHER SCHEDULE
Football still did well after entering L.E.L.
The Euclid Panther football team had another exciting season as they entered the Lake Erie League and finished with an overall record of 7-3 and 4-2 in the Lake division of the L.E.L. The Panthers did not have the flashy runners of past years but they did have a lot of talented players and a good solid offensive and defensive line. They would have made the playoffs if it weren't for an upset loss to Lakewood. They finished in a tie for second place with Mentor. Euclid had a good passing attack to go along with its
running game. Van Monroe completed 62 out of 133 passes for a 46.6% completion record. His completions gained 1051 yards and scored 1 1 touchdowns. He had 6 passes intercepted. Brandon Richardson and Chris Harrell both finished the season with 22 catches apiece with over 400 yards gained each. Hassan Brown and Chris Harrell each got three interceptions for the season. The running game was led by Brandon Linton who gained 824 yards on 144 carries for a 5.7 yard per carry average.
Dorian Goulde also carried 70 times and gained 330 yards for a 4.7 yard average. Brandon Richardson, Amin Harville, Dorian Goulde and Mario Marusic were all named to the News Herald First Team while Van Monroe, Brandon, Chris Harrell, and Mike Belanich were all named to the News Herald Second Team. Special Mention was given to Rick Glavan and Tommie Virgies. The team had many exciting moments and the season was enjoyable for all.
Above: Wide receiver, Cordell Morris, gets ready for the snap of the bail.
Above Right: Dorian Goulde gets pushed out of bounds after a substantial gain by the Mentor defense. Dorian played offense and defense and was on the field almost every play of every game.
Right: Quarterback, Van Monroe, sprints around the right end of the line on an option play and gets a good gain.
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Football, Row one: Jack Lardomita. coaches, Mike Sheck, T. J. Flordiewicz, Roy Pignatiello, Tom Banc, Pete Schwenke, Tom Gibbons, Chet Nolan, Mike Rezzolla. Row two: Julie Whitely, Hassan Brown, James Cothron, Ronald Tyler Jr., Tom Soini, Kevin Carse, Steve Dawson, Jennifer Muhvic. Row three: Katie Mc Cluskey, Keith Martin, Brandon Bell, Anthony Mc Carthy, Mario Marusic, Tommie Virgies, Dorian Goulde, Cordell Morris, Wendy Cabella. Row four: Melissa Brady, Teddy Grimes, Dave Edmonds, Amin Harville, Brandon Richardson, Matthew Gillessen, Rick Glavan, Mike Belanich. Row five: Devin Chrestoff. Flint Harris, Brandon Linton, Jamal Patterson, Gary Riedel, Terry Howell, Myron Henderson, Hower Wester. Row six: Dennis Strell, Shawn Tavon, Rich Devor, Dan Heising, Chris Harrell. Jermaine Smith, Liz Montague, Michael Slagle, Chris Rutti. Row seven: Paul Cunningham, Dave Maksymowicz, Chris Moore, Rahman Shavers, Fielding Cloud, Tino Jones, John Davis, Jay Winter, James Clark, Tony Basalla. Row eight: Joe Granito, Van Monroe, Jamel Cummings, Andrew Walker, Mark Lucas, Quentin Murdock, Demetria Lewis, Matt Laurich, Gerald Zeigler, B. J. Loddy
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VARSITY FOOTBALL |
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Lake Catholic |
10 |
9 |
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Strongsville |
7 |
28 |
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Benedictine |
38 |
7 |
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Shaker Heights |
14 |
15 |
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Valley Forge |
39 |
7 |
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Mentor |
20 |
12 |
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Lakewood |
36 |
42 |
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Elyria |
28 |
21 |
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. Cleveland Heights 28 |
13 |
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Bedford |
39 |
14 |
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SEASON REC |
ORD WON 7 LOST 3 |
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L.E.L. RECOR |
D WON 5 LOST 2 |
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LEAGUE FIN1 |
SH2nd |
Above: Dorian Goulde returning the ball for a large
gain.
Above Left: The center getting ready to snap the ball.
Far Left: Mike Belanich being taken care of by
trainer. Wendy Case.
Left: Van Monroe earn in° the ball for a gain.
Football
57
The JV football team finished the season with a 5-5 record which was identical with the Freshmen football record. Neither team had an outstanding runner that caused the game to be broken open. They had a good solid team that needed experience to develop.
Wide receiver, Joe Granito. watching the center so he can get away to run his pattern when the ball is snapped.
58 > Football
Brandon Linton getting around the right end of the offensive line and gaining yards.
Freshman Football. Row one: Douglas Lock, Casey Kilkenney, Jacob Mc Cullough, Victorian Yeh, Rich Suchy Row two: Robert Plumb, Mike Alexander. Terrance Ware, Brandon Cogdin, Moonilal Ramdhan. Row three: Steve Mc Fall, Mike Gribach. Darrell Mc Griff, Shawn Wolford, Joseph Rondini. Row four: Coach, Sam Santilli, Darrius Johnson, Raymel Early, Gregory Smith, Judd Kokich, Craig Jones, Coach, Dennis Windham. Row five: Ricardo Johnson, Lester Spence, Bob Gecewich, Nick Muhvic, Frank Negolfka, Ross Gavin.
he coaches diagram plays on the marker board for he players when they are not in the game.
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JV |
FOOTBALL |
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Lake Catholic |
20 |
6 |
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Strongsville |
20 |
28 |
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Benedictine |
20 |
0 |
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Shaker Heights |
16 |
36 |
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Valley Forge |
30 |
0 |
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Mentor |
28 |
35 |
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Lakewood |
12 |
20 |
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Elyria |
14 |
6 |
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Cleveland Heights |
20 |
40 |
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Bedford |
39 |
22 |
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SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 5 |
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L.E.L. RECORD WON 3 LOST 4 |
Far Left and Middle: Rich Suchy and Ross Gavin
carrying the ball for a gain.
Above: The freshman offense gets ready to execute a
play.
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Mavfield |
0 |
34 |
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Strongsville |
16 |
23 |
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Shaker Heights |
46 |
0 |
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Valley Forge |
42 |
28 |
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Mentor |
34 |
16 |
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Lakewood |
28 |
0 |
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Elyria |
14 |
0 |
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Cleveland Heights |
8 |
28 |
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Bedford |
14 |
22 |
SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 5
Football
LOVING IT
Girl's tennis has best season in more than a decade
The change of scenery from the G.C.C. to the L.E.L. this year turned the Euclid varsity girls' tennis team around. Returning lettermen and improved underclassmen all contributed to the team, which had more experience than in past years. Coached by Pete Swope, this was the first time in over a decade that the team was able to achieve double digit victories. Last year's overall record of 3-16 was a far cry from the 1 2-6 record that this years team achieved. The varsity team became a respectable team in the L.E.L. This reputation would be challenged the following year when three starting seniors leave, and underclassmen must stem up and fill their positions. -Christine Metti
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Girl's Tennis, Row one: Niki Yannaras, Shruti Malik, Jen Williams, Courtney Valentine, Laura Ross, Gina Gaglioni, Vishantie Sudama, Janelle Muhvic. Row two: Nekima Hill, Allison Baranowski, Vicki Bowser, Mary Tracy, Shavone Pannell, Christina Hagenbaugh. Coach. Lucy Pratt Row three: Christine Metti, Kirsten Knauss, Kenny Hanson, Karen Salisbury, Karen Hanson, Megan Novinc, Melissa Longo, Coach, Pete Swope.
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Far Left Top and Bottom: Laura Ross and Christina Hagenbaugh making a shot on the court.
Left: This is what the opponent sees as Karen Salisbury serves the ball and Megan Novinc gets ready to return it.
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Eastlake North |
3 |
2 |
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Brush |
1 |
4 |
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Lake Catholic |
2 |
3 |
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St. Augustine |
5 |
0 |
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Beaumont 4 |
1 |
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Beachwood "B" |
2 |
3 |
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Valley Forge |
5 |
0 |
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Painesville Harvey |
4 |
1 |
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Parma |
5 |
0 |
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Cleveland Heights |
0 |
5 |
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Wickliffe |
4 |
1 |
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Mentor |
1 |
4 |
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Painesville Harvey |
3 |
2 |
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Elyria |
3 |
2 |
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Lakewood 5 |
0 |
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Perry |
3 |
2 |
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Shaker Heights |
1 |
4 |
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Normandy 5 |
0 |
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SEASON RECORD WON 12 LOST 6 |
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L.E.L. RECORD WON 5 |
LOST 3 |
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LEAGUE FINISH 4th |
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J.V. |
GIRL'S TENNIS |
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Eastlake North |
2 |
3 |
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Brush |
0 |
5 |
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Lake Catholic |
1 |
4 |
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Cleveland Height |
i 0 |
5 |
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Regina |
5 |
0 |
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Wickliffe |
5 |
0 |
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Mentor |
2 |
3 |
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Regina |
4 |
1 |
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Elyria |
4 |
1 |
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Perry |
2 |
3 |
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Shaker Heights |
0 |
5 |
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SEASON RECORD WON |
4 LOST 7 |
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OUT ON THE LINKS
Golfers have good beginning in L.E.L.
The golf team was able to enter the L.E.L. and make a good showing for their first year. They finished sixth out of eleven teams in the conference. Captain for the team was senior, Jeff Evaus. Phil Bojc was the member who had the best scores but Rich Rohl. Brian La Bounty and Jerrod Jones also helped out by posting low scores. The team was coached by Mrs. Barbara Ramlow.
Clockwise from Top Left: Jeff Evans, Mike Suehy, Brian La Bounty and Mike Fortunato
working to perfect their strokes.
62 > Golf
Golf, Row one: Mike Fortunato, Rich Kohl. Bobby Butler, Eddie Ostrander, Chris Carlson, Brian La Bounty. Row two: Coach. Barbara Ramlow, Greg Sattler, Jeff Evans, Mike Suchy, Phil Boyce, Nick Molnar, Matt Flynt, Coach Bob Ramlow.
Above Left and Middle: Greg Sattler and Bobby Butler practice their putting on the
Above Right: Eddie Ostrander discusses strategy with Mrs. Barbara Ramlow.
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SATURDAY, |
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1998 LAKE ERIE LEAGUE |
SCHOOL |
SCORE |
POINTS |
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MATCH STANDINGS |
1 . Normandy |
311 |
12 |
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SCHOOL |
WIN |
LOST |
POINTS |
2. Mentor |
319 |
11 |
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1 . Normandy |
20 |
0 |
24 |
3. Cleveland Height; |
338 |
10 |
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2. Mentor 17 |
3 |
22 |
4. Elyria |
349 |
9 |
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3. Valley Forge |
16 |
4 |
20 |
5. Euclid |
350 |
8 |
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4. Lakewood |
11 |
9 |
17 |
6. Valley Forge |
351 |
7 |
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Elyria |
11 |
9 |
17 |
7. Lakewood |
353 |
6 |
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6. Euclid |
9 |
11 |
12 |
8. Shaker Heights |
370 |
5 |
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7. Shaker Heights |
10 |
10 |
14 |
9. Bedford |
373 |
4 |
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8. Cleveland Heights 7 |
13 |
10 |
10. Garfield Heights |
378 |
3 |
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9. Parma |
6 |
14 |
8 |
1 1 . Parma |
382 |
2 |
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10. Garfield Heights |
3 0 |
17 20 |
6 4 |
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11. Bedford |
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SPIKE THAT BALL
Volleyballers have a good start in the L.E.L.
Led by MVP, Maria Williams. the varsity volleyball team finished the season with 12-12 overall record and 7-5 in the L.E.L which gave them a third place finish in the conference. The girls worked well together and won some really good games while losing some heartbreakers. Shannon Setser was an award winning setter for the team while Tina Peric and Maria Williams were the big hitters. Sara Pfahl was awarded for her all around performance. Maria Williams also won place on the News Herald Second Team
Top Left and Right: Tina Peric and Niki Sams
bumping the ball.
Middle Right: Nicole Raia, Shannon Setser, Tina Peric, Lindsey Mastalski, Julie Stobierski and Tina Amigoni getting reade to receive the ball.
Right: Alex Brinovec bumps the ball.
Far Right: Tamika Drake serves the ball.
Volleyball
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VARSITY VOLLEYBALL |
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Beaumont |
9.11 |
15,15 |
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Eastlake North |
13,15,15 |
15,4,4 |
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Lakewood |
15,15 |
13.10 |
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North Olmsted |
15.10.15 |
11.15,7 |
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Wickliffe |
15,9,10 |
7,15,15 |
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V.A.S.J. |
11,11 |
15,15 |
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Valley Forge |
15.15 |
5.4 |
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Elyria |
3,5 |
15,15 |
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Shaker Heights |
7,15,16 |
15,11.14 |
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Bedford |
15,10.15 |
6.15M2 |
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Mentor |
9.5 |
15,15 |
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St. Augustine |
15.15 |
6,9 |
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Cleveland Heights |
15.13.15 |
7,15.10 |
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Lakewood |
15,15 |
9.7 |
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Valley Forge |
15.15 |
11,10 |
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Elyria |
0,0 |
15.15 |
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Shaker Heights |
12.9 |
15,15 |
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Madison |
11,5 |
15,15 |
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Jefferson |
15,10.1 |
12,15.15 |
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N.D.C.L. |
6,4 |
15,15 |
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SEASON RECORD WON 12 LOST 12 |
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L.E.L. RECORD WON 7 LOST S |
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LEAGUE FINISH 3rd |
JV VOLLEYBALL
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Beaumont |
16,11.15 |
14.15.6 |
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Eastlake North |
15.15 |
12.8 |
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Lakewood |
15,15 |
9,2 |
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North Olmsted |
15,12,4 |
8,15.15 |
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Wickliffe |
15.15 |
1.11 |
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V.A.S.J. |
7.15.15 |
15,7,11 |
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Valley Forge |
12,15.13 |
15,9,15 |
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Elyria |
4,5 |
15,15 |
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Shaker Heights |
14,18,15 |
15,16,9 |
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Bedford |
15,15 |
2,8 |
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Mentor |
15.4.2 |
11,15,15 |
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St. Augustine |
15,15 |
1,9 |
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Cleveland Heights |
7,15,16 |
15.1,18 |
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Lakewood |
15,15 |
0.3 |
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Valley Forge |
15,15 |
8.9 |
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Elyria |
5,5 |
15.15 |
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Shaker Heights |
7,15.15 |
15.9.5 |
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Cleveland Heights |
15,15 |
3.5 |
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Mentor |
2,4 |
15,15 |
SEASON RECORD WON 12 LOST 7 L.E.L. RECORD WON 7 LOST 6
Varsity Volleyball. Row one: Sarah Pfahl, Tina Peric, Tameka Drake, Lindsey Mastalski. Row two: Karen Anderson, Shannon Ivancic, Niki Sams, Alex Brinovec, Shannon Setser, Coach. Rhonda Scharf. Row three: Coach Lisa Simon, Maria Williams, Julie Stobierski, Tina Amigoni, Allison Kumel. Coach. Marcy Richards.
Shannon Setser sets the ball up so that Julie Stobierski can spike it.
;reshman Volleyball, Row one: Michelle Launch, Austin Clark, Jessica Stavange, Sonia Feijoo, Jessica (ohnson, Megan Strukel. Row two: Coach. Lisa Simon, Dominique Drake, Andrea Sams, Erika Stahre, .aura Osterman, Manager, Karen Anderson Coach. Rhonda Scharf. Row three: Coach. Marcy Richards.
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FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL |
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Eastlake North |
15.15 |
8,3 |
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Lakewood |
15,15 |
5,4 |
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Valley Forge |
15.16 |
8,14 |
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Elyria |
11.15.4 15,9,15 |
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Shaker Heights |
19.15 |
17.8 |
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Bedford |
15.15 |
5.12 |
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Mentor Shore |
10.11 |
15,15 |
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St. Augustine |
15.15 |
4,12 |
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Cleveland Heights |
15.12. |
5 3.15.6 |
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Lakewood |
15.15 |
5.3 |
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Valley Forge |
15,10,15 6,15,7 |
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Elyria |
7,11 |
15.15 |
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Shaker Heights |
15.15 |
6.13 |
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Mentor Shore |
15,15 |
7,8 |
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Cleveland Heights |
15.15 |
11.12 |
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9th Grade Tc |
urnament |
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Bedford |
15,15 |
6,10 |
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Richmond Heights |
15,15 |
3.5 |
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Twinsburg |
15.15 |
12.7 |
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SEASON RECORD WON |
15 LOST 3 |
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L.E.L. RECORD WON 10 |
LOST 2 |
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LEAGUE FINISH 2nd |
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A COUPLE OF STARS
Euclid wrestling again suffered from enough good wrestlers to make up a strong team. Because of that several weight classes had to be forfeited at their matches which led to a losing season. There were several good wrestlers, however. Mike Belanich was chosen as the News Herald Player of the Week for January 29. For that week, Mike, who wrestled heavyweight, recorded four pins, all in less than one minute. At the time he was 12-1 with nine pins. Other good Euclid wrestlers were Dave D'Amico, Sean O'Brien, Kevin Carse and Mike Grewatsch.
Mike Belanich. at heavyweight, taking control of his opponent. He pinned him a few seconds later as shown to the left.
Euclid wrestling did not have the depth for a winning season
Wrestling. Row one: Dennis Grgincic, J. P. Kilroy, Jerrod Jones, Kevin Carse. Joe Tokie, Herbert Webster. Sean O'Brien. Row two: Coach Bill I Milium. Rick Kushan, Anthony Murphy, Martez Hubbard, Steve Dawson, Will Barnette, Raymel Early, Mike Hughes, Mike Grewatsch.. Row three: Coach Bill Kazen, Ed Holtz, Kevin Estes, Greg Sattler, Nkrumah Pollard, Anton Jackson, Mike Belanich, Dave D'Amico, Coach Rich Kushan, Coach Bruce Willingham, Coach Greg Sattler.
Top and Above: Dave D'Amico ( 189 pounds) and Will Barnett ( 125 pounds working with-their opponents.
Top and Above: J. P. Kilroy ( 130 pounds) and Herbert Webster ( 145 pounds) trying to get control.
Wrestling
CHALKING UP
Cross country spends a lot of time on the trails
The boy's cross country team had a successful season as they entered the L.E.L. and finished in fourth place in the conference. The team consisted of many dedicated runners who devoted much time and effort in training. The best runner was Mike Miklavcic who was able to finish in the top one or two position in most of the races and went to the State finals and finished 5 1 st. Mike was named to the News Herald First Team for his accomplishments.
Mike Miklavcic won most of the events that he entered.
Clockwise from Above Right: Nick Verch, Myron Matlock, John Gudaitis, Dan Slepsky, Mike Barnauskas, Joe Rinella and Jim Kolenc on the course.
68 \ Cross Country
Boy's Cross Country. Row one: Jim Kolenc, Michael Tschantz, Joe Rinella, Dennis Disbrow, Steve Modelski, Mike Barnauskas, Jesse Scheider. Row two: Daniel Slepsky, Myron Matlock, Michael Miklavcic. Jonathan Gudaitis, Nicholas Verch, Ryan Mc Gill, Coach. Joe Rodriguez.
BOY'S CROSS COUNTRY OPPONENT US THEM
V.A.S.J. 19 36
Bedford 16 46
Wickliffe 18 38
INVITATIONALS Madison 5/12
L.E.L. I 3/14
Walsh 7/12
L.E.L. II 1/14
Malone 8/38
Wads worth 6/12
L.E.L. Championship4/14 Districts 4/17
Regionals 11/12
SEASON RECORD WON 3 LOST 0 LEAGUE FINISH 4th
THE MILES
Girl's Cross Country, Row one: Amy Salupo, Trayce Stewart, Krysti Scheider. Row two: Megan Stefanac, Sarah Osterman, Althea Jones, Ursula Wein, Coach, Dick York.
Clockwise from Left: Trayce Stewart, Amy Salupo, Megan Stefanac, Ursula Wein and Krysti Scheider working hard to get their best times on the trails.
The 1998 girl's cross country team did not do as well as the boys and finished in sixth place out of eleven teams in the L.E.L. The girls suffered from lack of participation since they had only a couple of girls more than the five needed to participate in a race. The girls worked hard but there was no one that really stood out and no one was able to get to the State finals.
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OPPONENT |
US THEM |
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V.A.S.J. |
19 44 |
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Bedford |
15 50 |
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Wickliffe |
47 16 INVITATIONALS |
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"U wanna " |
10/13 |
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L.E.L. HeptI |
4/7 |
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Walsh |
No score |
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L.E.L. Hept II |
2/9 |
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M alone |
35/35 |
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Wadsworth |
13/13 |
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GOOD, BUT NOT I
Boy's basketball had some great players
The boy's basketball team had a lot of talent but found themselves in a much tougher league when they entered the L.E.L. Tough teams from Shaker and Cleveland Heights dominated the league and Euclid had to settle for a tie for third with Mentor. The team had many high points, one of which was senior, Emmanuel Smith who put up some of the most impressive statistics of anyone in the area and was considered by many to be the premier high school player in the entire area. In his best game he scored 45 points and averaged more than 27 points per game which was the highest in the area. He also ranked high in three point shots, rebounding and steals. The Euclid team had a lot of playmakers that made the game enjoy- able. The team was coached by Doc Daugherty.
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VARSITY BOY'S BASKETBALL |
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Stow |
65 |
59 |
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Lake Catholic |
74 |
55 |
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Lakewood73 |
41 |
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Valley Forge |
77 |
56 |
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Elyria |
84 |
56 |
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Shaker Hts. |
44 |
57 |
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Mentor |
90 |
76 |
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East Tech |
58 |
53 |
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Cleveland Hts. |
66 |
85 |
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Lakewood |
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Valley Forge |
70 |
45 |
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Benedictine |
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Solon |
61 |
84 |
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Elyria |
65 |
49 |
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Shaker Hts. |
56 |
64 |
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St. Edv |
/ard |
63 |
56 |
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Mentor |
69 |
74 |
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Clevel; |
md Hts. |
90 |
111 |
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VASJ |
75 |
51 |
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St. Ign |
jtius |
89 |
55 |
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SEAS( |
)N RECO |
RD WON 14 LOST 5 |
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L.E.L. |
RECORD |
WON 7 LOST 4 |
Arek Helcberger, Johnny Moses and Tony Basalla
practicing their dunks and their outside shooting.
70 y Boy's Basketball
GOOD ENOUGH
but couldn't win conference
The team gets ready to take a foul shot. Kenyatta Carter gets high for a dunk.
JV BOY OPPONENT
Stow
Lake Catholic
Lakewood 36
Valley Forge
Elyria
Shaker Hts.
Mentor
East Tech
Cleveland Hts.
Lakewood
Valley Forge
Benedictine
Solon
Elyria
Shaker Hts.
St. Edward
Mentor
Cleveland Hts.
VASJ
St. Ignatius
S BASKETBALL
US
39 46 55 60 35 51 49
39
62
40 41
30
43 48
41
THEM
54 35
28 47 60 64
62
40
45 43
55 61 40 55
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FRESHMAN BOY'S BASKETBALL |
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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St. Edward |
43 |
25 |
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Lakewood |
41 |
33 |
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Valley Forge |
46 |
38 |
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Elyria |
32 |
26 |
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Shaker Hts. |
46 |
45 |
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Mentor |
44 |
27 |
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VASJ |
58 |
34 |
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Stow |
52 |
51 |
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Cleveland Hts. |
43 |
57 |
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Lakewood |
50 |
27 |
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Valley Forge |
36 |
41 |
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Benedictine |
52 |
36 |
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Elyria |
44 |
31 |
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St. Ignatius |
52 |
36 |
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Shaker Hts. |
39 |
65 |
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St. Edward |
19 |
47 |
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Mentor |
47 |
24 |
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Cleveland Hts. |
34 |
27 |
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St. Ignatius |
62 |
30 |
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VASJ |
45 |
29 |
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SEASON RECORD WON 15 LOST S |
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L.E.L. RECORD WON 9 LOST 3 |
Chris Harrell, Phil Bojc, Clinton Tucker and Tommie Virgies practicing their shooting to improve their skills.
Boy's Basketball
/arsity Boy's Basketball, Row one: Abby Morris, Brandon Linton, Brandon Henderson, Melvin Hiil, Rahman Shavers, Tino Jones, Amanda Tutolb. Row two: Kristin Iafelice, Holly Kascak, Tony Basalla, Tommie Virgies, Emmanuel Smith, Chris Harreli, Jennifer Muhvic Row three: Coach, Steve Marco, Clinton Tucker, Brandon Ricardson, Arek Helcberger, Johnny Moses, Joe Granito, Coach, Doe Daugherfy.
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John Davis shows how to take a shot from the field.
J.V. Boy's Basketball, Row one: Jonathan Hutcherson. Johnny Tillman, Jermaine Smith, Todd Sparrow, Brandon Linton. Row two: Clifton Hairston, John Davis, Phil Bojc, Aaron Whitmore, Warner Cook, David Slamic. Row three: Jamal Cummings, Brandon Warner, Arek Helcberger, Jason Smith, Kenyatta Carter, Coach, Dennis Turkall.
Freshman Boy's Basketball, Row one: Rich Suchy, Michael Alexander, Brandon Wells, Jason Griffin, Damion Bush, Gregory Williams, Andrew Swigs. Row two: Kristin Iafalice, Theo Harris, Dwayne Wilson. Warren Jenkins, Robert Head, Ricardo West, Courtney Taylor. Aaron Easter. Row three: * Eric Crocane, Aisha Barrett, Nick Muhvic, Andrew Fairman, Terrell Qubey, Robert Hudson, Michael Dvcks, Coach. Sean O'Toole.
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Varsity Girl's Basketball. Row one: Patrice Evans, Jennifer Huffman, Blair Adams, Krj stal Dominique, Tatiana Webster. Row two: Lindsey Mastalski, Tamika Drake, Dianca Reese, Keyasha Davis, Charmaine Allen. Row three: Coach. Sam Santilli, Maria Williams, Verea Bibbs, Suzanne Lucas, Delvonna Oliver, Aziza Roberts. Karen Anderson. Coach Wilson.
J.V. Girl's Basketball, Row one: Stacia Ellison, Sarah Mascia, Blair Adams. Diondra Smith, Jamie Paige. Row two: Tatiana Webster. Debbie Haws. Dianca Reese, Aisha Howard, Keyasha Davis. Row three: Lindsey Mastalski, Ngozichukwu Anekwe, Aziza Roberts, Semata Mobe, Aqueelah Patterson, Stacy Kinsella Coach. Sam Santilli.
Freshman Girl's Basketball, Row one: Trace Stewart, Trisba Paoloni, Tierra Harris, Christina Hagenbaugh. Row two: Diondra Smith, Jennifer Henderson, Tierra Caldwell, Tonya Ballard, Kai Stoudmire. Row three: Jenna Aquilano. Tara Mc Connell. Ngozichukwu Anekwe. Kara Malone. Coach. Lisa Simon.
Patrice Evans, Keasha Davis and Dianca Reese
practicing their shooting in preparation for their game.
Basketball
WELCOME TO
Girl's basketball wins the conference!
The 1999 Girl's Basketball team consisted of a very good group of ladies that were able to score, rebound and dribble the ball. They worked hard and because of that were able to finish in a tie for first place in the L.E.L. their first season. Led by Delvona Oliver the team was able to out rebound and out shoot many of their opponents on the way to having a very respectable season
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Solon |
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VASJ |
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Cleveland Hts. |
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Lakewood 60 |
38 |
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Valley Forge |
40 |
61 |
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Elyria |
38 |
33 |
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Shaker Hts. |
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Mentor |
32 |
42 |
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St. Joseph Trny. |
64 |
41 |
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Riverside 51 |
46 |
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Lakewood 59 |
41 |
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Valley Forge |
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Elyria |
56 |
53 |
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Shaker Hts. |
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Mentor |
47 |
56 |
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South |
55 |
45 |
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South |
55 |
45 |
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Cleveland Hts. |
58 |
53 |
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Mayfield |
Suzanne Lucas shows her touch as she takes a jump shot from the outside.
Delvona Oliver and Keyasha Davis celebrating after making a basket.
Charmaine Allen, Verea Bibbs, Jamie Paige and Patrice Evans working on their game during practice.
Girl's Basketball
THE L.E.L
their first year
Keyasha Davis, Aziza Roberts and Verea Bibbs are showing off their dribbling skills before the game.
JV GIRL'S BASKETBALL OPPONENT US THEM
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Solon |
31 |
15 |
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VASJ |
26 |
32 |
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Cleveland Hts |
32 |
20 |
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Lakewood 36 |
41 |
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Valley Forge |
26 |
45 |
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Elyria |
26 |
36 |
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Shaker Hts. |
27 |
20 |
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Mentor |
32 |
40 |
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St. Joseph Trny. |
37 |
28 |
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Riverside 34 |
33 |
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Lakewood 3 1 |
42 |
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Valley Forge |
58 |
57 |
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Elyria |
47 |
24 |
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Shaker Hts. |
35 |
33 |
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Mentor |
36 |
38 |
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South |
38 |
14 |
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Cleveland Hts. |
34 |
43 |
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VASJ |
47 |
43 |
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Mayfield |
42 |
27 |
SEASON RECORD WON 11 LOST 9 L.E.L. RECORD WON 5 LOST 7
FRESHMAN GIRL'S BASKETBALL OPPONENT
Solon
Cleveland Hts.
Lakewood
Valley Forge
Elyria
Shaker Hts.
Mentor
NDCL
Stow
Beaumont
Riverside
Lakewood
Valley Forge
Elyria
Shaker Hts.
Mentor
South
Cleveland Hts.
Mayfield
SEASON RECORD WON 8 LOST 11
L.E.L. RECORD WON 2 LOST 10
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US |
THEM |
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45 |
21 |
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25 |
34 |
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15 |
55 |
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21 |
34 |
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17 |
37 |
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24 |
26 |
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29 |
39 |
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26 |
25 |
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39 |
26 |
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35 |
40 |
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37 |
16 |
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27 |
37 |
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26 |
43 |
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32 |
34 |
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24 |
23 |
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40 |
45 |
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24 |
25 |
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45 |
42 |
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40 |
19 |
Charmaine Allen and Dianca Reese are practicing their shots in preparation for a game.
Girl's Basketball
KICKING FOR THE GOAL
Soccer teams got booted around
The boy*s soccer team did not have a very successful 1998 season and finished with a 3-10-3 overall record and 3-6-1 record in the L.E.L. They had a difficult time getting the ball into scoring position and were not able to score many goals.
Tony Basalla trying to get the ball into scoring position.
VARSITY BOY'S SOCCER
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Normandy |
1 |
1 |
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Willoughby South |
3 |
4 |
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Shaker Heights |
0 |
4 |
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Nordonia |
2 |
3 |
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Garfield Heights |
5 |
3 |
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Valley Forge |
0 |
3 |
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Bedford |
2 |
0 |
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Elyria |
0 |
1 |
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West Geauga |
0 |
4 |
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Parma |
0 |
3 |
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Mayfield |
1 |
1 |
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Mentor |
0 |
1 |
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Lakewood |
2 |
1 |
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Brush |
0 |
7 |
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Cleveland Heights Eastlake North |
0 2 |
I |
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Geneva |
5 |
0 |
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Cleveland Heights |
0 |
6 |
SEASON RECORD WON 3 LOST 10 TIE 3 L.E.L. RECORD WON 3 LOST 6 TIE 1 LEAGUE FINISH 8th
Jennifer Rinella, Amber Fumich and Kristen Sehutte working to get the ball away from the
defenders.
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Varsity Boy's Soccer. Row one: Mario Marusic. Row two: Oral Williams. Chris Biehl. Jim Sergo, Frank Mastalski, David King, Wes Crane. Row three: Coach, John Gibbons, Kevin Welsh. Jeff Sierputovt ski. Sir Purtival. Josh Nagle, Yvonne Gelo. Coach. Matt Wasylyk. Row four: Manny Ottinger, Ryan Ptak, Michael Verch, Dino Zuzic, Mike Kirodochi. Tonv Basalla.
J. V. Boy's Soccer. Row one: Marques Richeson, Josh Nelson, Derek Matson, Oscar Siemasa, Milan Tomsic, John Koeth. Row two: Matt Speer, Matt Salisbury, Sam Mburu, Jovv White, Jim Mc Clave, Eric I Ryan. Ryan Ptak. Coach, Matt Wasylyk. Row three: Matt Robinson. Omid Takavoli. Sean Lennon. Helda I Zarch. Luke Shei, Joe Zuzic.
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Soccer
Varsity Girl's Soccer, Row one: Suzanne Lucas. Row two: Katie Kolar, Adria Mc Gill, Susan King, Rebecca Waina, Kathy Blatnik, Abby Biehl. Row three: Coach, Felicia Rozzati, Megan Ballanger, Jennifer Rinella, Kim Swansegar, Jillian Udovich, Sandra Mowery, Coach, Dick Homovec. Row four: Janelle Colini, Dawn Merritt, Liz Montague, Wendy Barker, Mary Tisi, Melissa Waina.
This year threw the girls soccer team into surprise. Starting slow and short of a coach during preseason the L.E.L shocked them with the new skills needed. The girls worked well with the new coaching system of duo head coaches, Felicia Rozotti and Dick Homovek but still finished the season with a 5-9-2 record. Every game this year was close and depended on the last five minutes. We all will remember the way the team pulled together for the first game with North. Melissa Waina was awarded on the News Herald first team and Sandra Mowery on their second team honorable mentions went to Rebecca Waina and Mary Tisi. The post season could have been longer but with all of the new changes the season ended quickly
-Mary Tisi
VARSITY GIRL-S SOCCER
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OPPONENT |
US THEM |
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Normandy |
0 1 |
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West Geauga |
1 7 |
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Shaker Heights |
0 2 |
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Eastlake North |
5 4 |
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VASJ |
1 2 |
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Perry |
3 0 |
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Valley Forge |
1 2 |
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Elyria |
3 2 |
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Kenston |
2 1 |
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Parma |
6 0 |
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Hawken |
2 5 |
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Mentor |
0 2 |
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Lakewood |
1 1 |
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Mayfield |
0 1 |
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Cleveland Heig |
its 0 2 |
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Tournament |
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Eastlake North |
2 4 |
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SEASON RECORD WON 5 LOST 9 TIE 2 |
V. Girl's Soccer, Row one: Angela Indiano. Row two: Amber Fumich, Katie Sanicky, Jean De Wine, Stephanie Hughes. Row three: Alana Purvis, Jennifer Rinella, Kim Swansegar, Jessica Short, Coach. Dale lollingsworth. Row four: Amanda Kane, Kristin Schutte, Karen Mc Connell, Kelly Ruskin, Janelle
Top and Above: Dawn Merritt and Katie Sanicky
and Jennifer Rinella maneuver the ball.
Left: Manny Ottinger passes the ball to Dino Zuzic.
Soccer
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GOOD DEFENSE
Panther hockey team skates through aj
The Euclid Panther Varsity Hockey Team had another great season making it to the Baron Cup Finals. It wasn't easy for the Panthers to get there though. In the beginning of the season the Panthers were stricken by several injuries that took five players off the ice but in no time the players were back and ready to play. They played a great regular season and was able to play in the Baron Cup Finals where they lost a tough game but got a highly respectable second place. The team was coached by Mr. Dick Homovec and Mr. Frank Soltesz. -Brett Stanic
HOCKEY
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OPPONENT |
US THEM |
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Garfield Hts. |
5 1 |
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Chagrin Falls |
0 3 |
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Bay Village |
1 3 |
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WRA |
5 3 |
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Chagrin Falls |
2 0 |
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Kenston |
10 0 |
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Mayfield |
7 0 |
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Lakewood 3 |
3 |
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Culver |
5 4 |
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Trinity |
2 8 |
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Hudson |
3 2 |
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Garfield |
3 2 |
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Hudson |
1 4 |
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Gilmour Aeademy |
5 0 |
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Findlay |
1 2 |
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Upper Arlington |
5 1 |
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Hudson |
1 2 |
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WRA |
10 3 |
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Garfield |
5 0 |
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Orange |
8 0 |
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WRA |
4 0 |
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Chagrin Falls |
2 1 |
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Hudson |
4 5 |
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Baron Cup |
2nd place |
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SEASON RECORD WON 16 LOST 7 TIE 1 |
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Above Right: Manny Ottinger scores after receiving |
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the puck from Mike Verch. |
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Right: Chris Gates and Nick Vereh going for the |
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puck in fron of the goal |
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Hockey
AND OFFENSE
phenomenal season
Hockey. Row one: Matt Robinson, Brett Stanic, Dave Payerchin, Matt Krutsch, Coach, Dick Homovec, Scott Trobenter, Coach. Frank Soltesz, Greg Schonauer, Dennis Disbrow, Josh Nagle, Chris Gates. Row two: Emily Duer, Eddie Ostrander, Tony Aquilano, Matt Mytro, Jim Brackengen, Nicholas Verch, Michael Verch, Mike Krutsch, Manny Ottinger, Jason Mc Cullough, Brian La Bounty
Far Left Top and Bottom: Josh Nagle and David Payerchin, Nick Verch and Chris Gates getting ready for the face-off. Above: Josh Nagle, Manny Ottinger and Mike Verch fighting for the puck in front of the opponent's goal Left: Tony Aquilano skating for the puck.
Hockey
STRONG SHOWING
Indoor Track team has another good
The Indoor Track team began it; season in early February on its quest to prepare the athletes for another successful outdoor track season. Students participated in track and field events such as races, relays, high jumping, hurdles, triple jump, and shot put. Even though the weather outside was cold and dreary, the athletes were inside developing their skills for the future. The boy's team was coached by Mr. Tom Gibbons and Mr. Orlando Mason while the girl's team was coached by Mr. Pete Schwenke and Mr. Dick York.
Above: Richard Adams landing after his triple jump.
Above Right: Dorian Goulde easily clearing the high jump.
Far Above Right and Right: Before the meet began the athletes would stretch out to get their muscles and joints limber.
Boy's Indoor Track, Row one: Ron Hill, Paul Cunningham, Dione Ely, Dorian Goulde, Jermaine Padgette, T. Jones, T. Matthews, Ross Gavin, B. J. Loddy. Row two: Terence Ware, Rayshun Brown, Gary Riedel, Van Monrow, Amin Harville, Brandon Bell, Ashley Powell, Gregory Smith. Row three: Daniel Dycks, Bob Gecewich, Shawn Walford, Frank Negolfka, Matt Laurich, Coaches, Orlando Mason, and Tom Gibbons.
Indoor Track
INDOORS
>eason on the indoor circuit
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jirl's Indoor Track, Row one: Shayla Holt, Amanda Tutolo, Jaonza Hicks, Christina Burrell. Row two: Dawn Merritt, Nicole Eslick, Shirley Morris, ennifer Easley. Row three: Coach. Dick York, Chris Ochilin, Octavia iabriel, Ursula Wein. Coach, Pete Schwenke.
Gymnastics: Wendy Barker, Jen Williams, Megan Lipiec. Coach, Dawn Felker.
Far Left: Nicole Eslick
speeds away after getting the baton from Dawn Merritt Ursula Wein watches in the background.
Left: Nicole Eslick lands in her triple jump.
Below: Dawn Merritt and Nicole Easlick
warm up by jogging around the track.
Indoor Track/Gymnastics
STROKING THROUGH
Both boys and girls teams struggled
There was plenty of depth in the pool but there wasn't enough depth on the boy's and girl's swim teams which led to a year of less than average accomplishments. One bright spot for the boys was Michael MikJavcic who was able to reach the District competition. The team was coached by Mr. Joe Rodriguez.
Boy's Swimming. Row one: Michael Tschantz, Brian Walther, Pete Phillips, Dave Kilkenney, Jesse Scheider, Kenny Modelski, Corey Conell. Row two: Jim Kolenc, Mike Barnauskas, David King, Joe Rinella, Milan Tomsic, Chris Mayle, Eric Ryan. Row three: Brian Glicken, Michael Miklavcic, Joe Zuzic, Dino Zuzic, Omid Tavakoli, Marco Razzauti. Coach. Joe Rodriguez.
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BOY'S SWIMMING |
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OPPONENT |
US |
THEM |
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Lakewoood |
93 |
89 |
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Elyria |
113 |
51 |
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Valley Forge |
97 |
88 |
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Berea Relays |
111 |
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Cleveland Hts. |
128 |
45 |
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Shaker Hts. |
54 |
129 |
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Mentor |
89 |
94 |
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LEL |
5/7 |
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Sectionals 5/17 |
SEASON RECORD WON 4 LOST 2
Jim Kolenc and Michael Miklavcic are both working hard on their butterfly stroke.
The swim team captains. Jesse Scheider, Michelle Wilson, Jessica Scott, Kirsten Knauss, Michael Miklavcic.
/\ Milan Tomsic is showing his breast stroke. \ 82 \ Swimming
THE WATER
because of a lack of depth
Girl's Swimming, Row one: Shawn Joyce, Michelle Wilson, Gail Mc Kay, Melissa Breeding, Krysti Scheider, Natalie Greer. Row two: Vicki Bowser, Laura Osterman, Tina Peric, Bridget Resnik, Mary Tisi, Rebecca Waina. Row three: Jessica Scott, Kristen Knauss, Sarah Osterman, Rachel Lewand, Julie Stobierski, Heather Champa. Coach, Joan Bush.
The girl's swim team worked hard but suffered from a lack of good swimmers. They finished the season with a 3-5 record and came in fourth in the L.E.L. A few of the ladies were able to get to Districts. Rachel Lewand in the 1 00 fly, Kirsten Knauss in the 100 backstroke and the 200 free relay of Jessica Scott, Rachel Lewand, Kirsten Knauss and Tina Peric made it to Districts. One of the major problems was not enough girls participating in the events. Mrs. Joan Bush was the coach for the group.
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GIRL'S SWIMMING
US
OPPONENT
Beaumont 88
Lakewoood
Elyria
Magnificat
CSU
Valley Forge
Berea Relays
Cleveland Hts.
Shaker Hts.
Orange Relays
Mentor
LEL
SEASON RECORD WON LOST
THEM
Above: Omid Tavakoli, Corey Conell and Dino Zuzic taking off the blocks to begin a race.
Left: Rachel Lewand trying to lower her times. Swimming
KEEPING UP THE
The cheerleaders keep up the spirit of
This year's cheerleading squads led the panther fans with enthusiastic cheers and chants on the sidelines. They traveled with Euclid's football and basketball teams to boost the spirits of the fans and players. Thirteen sophomores, juniors and seniors made up the varsity football squad and nine returned to cheer for the basketball season. The cheerlead- ers began practicing in July for the 1998 football season. During the season they practiced after school on Mondays and Thursdays. For basketball they practiced before each game. Laura Grosel, a teacher at Upson Elementary School was the varsity football and basketball coach. Mrs. Rodin coached the JV squads while Lauren Scheurman, a Cleveland elementary school teacher, coached the freshman squads. The athletes worked hard to raise the enthusiasm of the fans and help lead the panther teams to victories.
-Allison Penko
Varsity Football Cheerleaders, Row one: Nicole Samsa, Jennifer Rys, Michelle Heising, Natalie Beck. Row two: Maryann Colvin, Liz Skok, Megan Stefanac, Elizabeth Scheurman. Row three: Kelly Baylog, Leah Cherne, Allison Penko, Kendra Smith, Abby Stanic.
J.V. Football Cheerleaders, Row one: Michelle Fine, Jenny Kapeluch. Row two: Melissa Shea, Laurie Mills. Row three: Kendra Smith, Lindsay Beck, Jennifer Davies, Elizabeth Scheurman.
The cheerleaders always made a sign for the football players to run through to begin the game.
Cheerleaders
Freshman Football Cheerleaders. Row one: Stacy Ulle. Row two: Lisa Koller, Mandy Harris. Row three: Alana Purvis, Elana Wells, Katie Civic.
ENTHUSIASM
the student body
Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders, Row one: Leah Cherne, Michelle Heising. Row J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders, Row one: Melissa Shea, Michelle Fine, Jenny two: Natalie Beck, Abby Stanic, Liz Skok. Row three: Kendra Smith, Kelly Kapeluch. Row two: Kim Swansegar, Megan Stefanac, Maryann Colvin. Row
Baylog, Nicole Samsa, Allison Penko. three: Christina Ewing, Lindsay Beck, Elizabeth Scheurman.
Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders, Row one: Tierra Mitchell. Row two: Cristina Pacheco, Alana Purvis, Fessica Stenroos. Row three: Jennifer Kope, Stacy Ulle, Megan Kelly, Lisa Koller.
Kelly Baylog and Leah Cherne show how high they will jump to cheer for their team.
Cheerleaders
Fifty years ago when the first classes began at Euclid High School there were many extracurricular activities the students were able to participate in. Throughout the years some of the activities have changed but many have remained the same. There has always been a Student Council and a Marching Band but fifty years ago there wasn't a S.A.V.E. or a Poetry Club. The school has changed with the times but, regardless, there were many activities that the students could participate in and enjoy while at Euclid High School.
Birthday!
Top: Students learn about the newspaper at a Survey meeting.
Above: Mrs. Ellen Klein explains what the Kids On The Block will be doing throughout the year.
Above Right: Members of N.J.R.O.T.C. carry the colors at a football game.
Above Far Right: Varsity Chorale singing the National Anthem and the Alma Mater before a football game.
Right: Band members marching through the halls during eight period before a game.
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ACTIVITIES
Top Left: The Flag Corps performs during the halftime shows.
Top Right: The Marehing Band gave students a chance to show their musical abilities.
Above: The Poetry Club enjoys poetry with Ms. Barbara Spiga.
Below Left: Katie Sanicky, Gabrielle Kelly and Kristen Clark learning about other cultures with Mrs. Ingrid
Koenig in the Cultural Club.
Lauren Miheli, Dan Seifried, Matt Krutsch, Bob Butera, David King and Derik Malenda are working hard practicing with the It's Academic group.
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JAZZ AND
Jazz Band plays with deep feeling
The East 222nd Street Jazz Band presented their annual winter concert in the auditorium on the evening of Monday, December 14, 1998 in conjunction with the Voices of New Life Gospel Choir. The Jazz band practiced on Tuesdays after school in order to get ready for their concert. They were directed by Ms. Diane Tizzano.
Jazz Band. Row one: Brian Cocherell, Tim Day, Kari Cunningham, Jeff Englebrecht, James Powell. Row two: Dave Solema, Frank De Luca, Chris Mayle, Sarah Hiscott, Steve Paternite, Amy Burya, Jessica Morris, Director. Ms. Diane Tizzano. Row three: Dave Kilkenney, Ryan Farkas, Jennifer Davis, Jen Emser.
Jazz Band
Above Left: Ms. Diane Tizzano contemplates what has to be done to make the music sound the way she wants it to sound.
Left and Above: The Jazz Band practices in order to become proficient with their music.
Right: Myron Matlock and Kathleen Oprian
like to practice together since it makes the music sound better.
STRINGS
Orchestra presents an intense mood
Orchestra, Row one: Director, Mrs. Cathy Vetovetz, Alana Purvis, Elizabeth Gudaitis, Kathleen Oprian, Kelly Wise, Jamie Paige, Meg Harasym, Emily Baker, Jennifer Poulos, Alison Abieeunas, Christina Hagenbaugh, Myron Matlock. Row two: Steve Sabo, Glen Ramdhan, Syreeta Rambert, Shawn Joyce, Michaelynn Heaton, Danielle Mahone, Tamika Drake, Kirsten Knauss, Chris Mayle, James Powell. Row three: Aida Cunningham, Doninique Drake, Christine Sennert, Megan Lipiec, Jenni Emser, Steve Paternite, Angela Tucci. Luke Shy, Sarah Schweikert. Row four: Chris Hongosh, Mark Moster, Daniel Slepsky, Marques Mc Millian, Dave Solema, Ryan Farkas, Nick Mc Gill, Matt Hiscott, Jessica Morris, Dave Kilkenney, Amanda Price, Raphael Mitchell
Above: The Orchestra practices together to see how the music will sound.
Above Right: Emily Baker turns the pages of the music so that Jessica Morris and accompany the Orchestra. Left: Dominique Drake, Elizabeth Gudaitis and Christina Hagenbaugh practicing together to get the timing correct.
The Orchestra presented their Winter Concert on Thursday, December 17, 1998 in the auditorium along with the Choraliers, the Choral Masters and the Varsity Chorale. The Orchestra practiced fourth period during the year after the March- ing Band was done practicing for the football games. The Orchestra was directed by Mrs. Cathy Vetovetz.
Syreeta Rembert shows off how big her bass is in comparison to everyone else's instrument.
Orchestra
MARCHING AND
The Marching Band puts on|
The 1998 Euclid Panther Marcher Band was again directed by Ms. Diane Tizzano. Field directors were senior Megan Lipiec and junior David Kilkenney. The band began practicing in August in order to get ready for the football games that began when school started. The band presented half time shows at all the home and away football games as well as traveling to the Wooley Bear Festival that was held in October in Vermilion. They practice hard to perfect their routines so the fans would be rewarded with an enjoyable celebration.
Above: Student Director, Megan Lipiec, directing the band on the field.
Top Right: Junior Field Director, David Kilkenney,
performing on the field.
Above Right Middle: Matt Hiscott, Brian Cocherell, Jason Skok and Tim Sheehan relaxing after their performance.
Right: During the game the band members play in the stands.
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Marching Band
PLAYING MUSIC
the half time shows
Marching Band. Row one: Dave Kilkenney, Megan Lipiec. Row two: Shana Miklavcic, Michael Verch, Stan Vernier, Wendy Barker, Katie Collins, Mark Moster. Mick Mc Gill, Kendra Smith. Row three: Tammy Ewing, Director, Diane Tizzano. Ron four: Jessica Scott. Sarah Lipiec, Joe Zuzic, Jeff Evans, Brian Lennon, Dave Solema, Steve Rys, Mario Sigh, Jim Morrison, Dan Giancola, Rob Walsh, Kristy Berkheimer. Row five: Vicky Varish, Ryan Farkas, Milan Tomsk, Glen Ramdhen, Sean Lennon, Rashad Bell, Stephanie Holtz, Janitta Boyd, Jason Giancola, Daniel Slepsky, Dawn Cicco, Melissa Medlen, James Roth, Liz Copic. Row ix: Rachel Eiding, Jennifer Savies, Latasha Johnson, Torus Barrow, Andrea Mc Cullough, Jessica Morris, Shawn Joyce, Cristina Pacheco, Katie Ketchum, Elizabeth Scheurman, Christine Pittard, Amanda Kane, Amanda Price, Andrea Urban. Row seven: Emilie Baker, Sensity Vansen, Jenny Emser, Jamie Paige, Michaelynn Heaton, Meg Harrison, Amey Griffin, Kimberly Thompson, Gil Mc Kay, Daniel Moen, Kathleen Obran, Chris Hungash. Kelly Hanson, Aida unningham. Jennifer Rys, Kristen Urban, Kristina Ewing. Row eight: Bethany Fine, La Shawn Mc Griff, Dino Zuzic, Abby Biehl, Jean De Wine, Marcia ainey, Angela Suchy, Chris Mayle, Matt Speer, Marcus Mc Millan, Sarah Hiscott, Steve Paternite, Amy Burya, Jennifer Barker, Simone Tomlinson Row nine: ichell Olfin, Tanish Mc Dowell, Celeste Armstrong, Jason Skok, Tim Sheehan, Crista Rice, Jeff Englebrecht, Rich Rohl, Kari Cunningham, Tierra Mitchel, anny Habit, Owen Strodbeck, Chad Henderson, Tim Day, Amber Funich, Jamis Powell, Brian Cocherell, Matt Hiscott, Jenny Capella, Carla Candela, Robin \rp.
Left and Above: Marching Band members performing their movements on the field during their half time
ceremony
Marching Band
WAVING AND
Flag Corps wave their flags around
The 1998 edition of the Euclid Flag Corps began practicing with the Marching Band in August. They perfected their routines so they could perform at football games during half time. They also traveled with the band when they went to different events outside the school like the Wooly Bear Festival in October. The girls developed a strong relationship with each other which lasted throughout the year.
Flag Corps. Row one: Vicki Yarish, Liz Copic. Row two: Jenny Kapeluch, Carla Candela, Samone Jackson. Row three: Kristen Urban, Andrea Urban, Michelle Wilson, Desiree Moore, Emilie Baker, Tanish Mc Dowell. Row four: Bethany Fine, La Shawn Mc Griff, Celeste Armstrong, Robin Arp, Crissy Ewing, Rachel Eiding, Jenny Barker.
TWIRLING
Majorettes twirl their batons
Far Right Above: Jessica Scott and Kristy Berkheimer standing at attention.
Right: Jessica Scott, Brian Cocherell and Tim Sheehait waiting for the music to begin.
?ar Right: Shana Miklavcic dancing and twirling
The Majorettes performed at football games with the Marching Band and the Flag Corps. They twirled their batons and danced with the Flag Corps members as well as with the band members.
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SINGING AND
Choraliers and ChoralMasters did the singing
The Choraliers and Choral Masters presented their Winter Concert on Thursday, December 17, 1998 along with the Varsity Chorale and the Orchestra. Both of the groups practice during the school day and were directed by Ms. Diane Tizzano.
Choraliers. Row one: Katie Sivik, Jennifer Fischer, Lauren Boyce, Cindy Oden, Crystal Duckworth, Autumn Duckworth, Antoinette Aquila, Tuniesha Jenkins, Gayle Hayduke, Jessica Short. Row two: Director. Ms. Diane tizzano, Jennifer Fink, Rachel Freddo, Alex Spikes, Elana Wels, Mandy Harris, Lisa Kollar, Tyra Creer, Marquita Cavin.
Megan Wise, Jennifer Davis and Dawn Attwood
getting ready for the Winter Concert.
Choral Masters, Row one: Jennifer Kapeluch, Emily Baker, LeCretia Bolden, Kelly Wise, Vicky Yarish, Taresa Willingham, Laurel Kuhen, Michelle Fine, Rebecca Marek, Brandy Lesko, Christina Gamero. Row two: Shannon Mc Collum, Meghan Wise, Bethany Fine, Jonathan Wilbraham, Nate Dore, Steve Paternite, Vicky Bowser, Angela Tucci, Rachel Dixon, Tanya Dorsey. Row three: Octavia Gabriel, Kelly Collins, Krista Shaw, Jennifer Davies, Jarod Miller, Nick Mc Gill, Toniya demons, Alisha Burr, Jessica Morris, Ruth Woldering. Row tour: Dawn Cicco, Nicole Candow, Dawn Attwood, Katie Collins, Karin Anderson, Andrew Walker, Katie Blazetic, Amanda Candow, Tzeitel Guilamo.
Above: Some Choraliers getting together and
practicing their music.
Right: Gayle Hayduke, Alex Spikes, Lauren Boyce,
Cindy Odan, Jessica Short and Antoinette Aquila
looking over their music.
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DANCING
Varsity Chorale sang and danced
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Varsity Chorale, Row one: Jessica Locust, Candace Longshaw. Stephanie Hughes. Jean De Wine. Jenna Kuklica, Nicole Samsa. Row two: David King. Dan Seifried, Mike Mauer. Steve Paternite, Nate Dore. Row three: Director. Mr. Ken Ferlito, Kirsten Knauss. Kristen Clark, Joe Plovock. Jon Hoinski, Jennifer Koller. Liz Montague. Row four: Chris Mayle, Andrew Walker, Chris Zalevvski.
Left: Dan Seifried, Jessica Hendrickson, Leah Cherne, Jon Hoinski and Nate Dore
practicing before their Winter Concert. Right: Liz Montague and Nate Dore dancing. Below: Varsity Chorale singing the National Anthem before a football game.
Below Right: Kirsten Knauss, Jessica Hendrickson and Liz Montague ready for their concert.
The Varsity Chorale was a group of boys and girls that sang and danced at different events throughout the year. At football games they would sing the Alma Mater and the National Anthem. They would perform at other schools and businesses during the winter season. They put on their annual Winter Concert with the Choral Masters, Choraliers and Orchestra on December 17. 1998. They were directed by Mr. Ken Ferlito.
Varsity Chorale
SINGING GOSPEL
Voices of New Life bring soul to their music
The students in Voices of New Life practiced after school in order to prepare for their concert which was presented on December 14 in conjunction with the Jazz Band. The group specializes in gospel-type songs and is directed by Mr. Clifford Beasley.
Voices of New Life. Row one: Lynetta Hughey, Nicole Terrence, Christina Burrell, Monique Aldridge, Carmen Rice. Autumn Duckworth. Row two: Tuniesha Jenkins, Leah Scales, Brandy Sharp, Brandon Lemon, Crystal Jamerson, Omega Parker. Row three: Michelle Hess, Jaclyn Watts, Adviser, Mr. Clifton Beasley, Tiffany Anderson, Desmond Johnson, Chrissy Green.
Above: Clifford Beasley and Crystal Jamerson talk
to the members.
Right and Below: Members getting ready to begin
practicing.
HIGH CLASS PRESENTATION
Concert Band produces February program
Concert Band, Row one: Dawn Cicco, Katie Ketchum, Elizabeth Scheurman, Cristina Pacheco, Adrea Mc Collum, Torrence Barrow, Amanda Kane. Jessica Morris, Ashley Kenner, Megan Lipiec, Christine Pittard, Amanda Price. Row two: Aida Cunningham, Kelly Hanson, Nanci Miklowski, Jennifer Rys, Michaelynn Heaton, Danielle Mahone, Amey Griffin, Matt Speer, Melissa Medlen, Daniel Slepsky, Jim Roth, Meg Harasym, Abby Biehl, Jeff Englebrecht, Tierra Mitchell, Tim Day, Brian Cocherell, James Powell, Kari Cunningham. Row three: Directors. Molly Miller and Diane Tizzano, Gail Mc Kay, Kimberly Thompson, Kathleen Oprian, Chris Hongosh, Shawn Joyce, Sarah Lipiec, Rashad Bell, Stephanie Holtz, Jonathan Gudaitis, Sean Lennon, Milan Tomsic, Joe Zuzic, Joe Oslund, Glen Ramdhan, Jennifer Davies, David Kilkenney, Jennifer Emser, Ryan Farkas, Janitta Boyd, Amber Fumich, Dan Habat, Chad Henderson, Carmen Rice, Rich Rohl, Owen Strodtbeck. Row tour: Brian Lennon, Dave Solema, Mark Moster, Steven Rys, Mike Verch, Dan Giancola, Stan Vernier, Jason Giancola, Marsha Rainey, Dino Zuzic, Jean De Wine, Matt Hiscott, Jason Skok, Tim Sheehan, Carl Rohlke, Angela Tucci, Chris Mayle, Sarah Hiscott, Marques Mc Millian, Steve Paternite.
The Euclid High Concert Band consisted of students who had an intense interest in music. I began after Marching Band season was over and practice for their concert which was presented on February 10. Ms. Diane Tizzano and Ms. Molly Miller were the directors who assured that the perfor- mance was well prepared for.
Concert Band students getting ready tor their concert- Concert Band
ACTIVE MEMBERS
Student Council performs many functions at EHS
The Euclid High School Student Council was very active in the school and community. It participated in Coats for Kids, American Red Cross Blood Drives and food drives to help those in need. They also spon- sored the Homecoming and Winterfest dances, a community Halloween Party and a Senior/Faculty Basketball Game. The members also worked very hard to raise money to lower the cost of activi- ties. They had a lot of fun serving the school and community. The advisers for the group were Ms. Penny Pletcher and Mrs. Mary Ann Rodin.
-Leah Cherne
Student Council. Executive Board: Co-adviser, Ms. Penny Pletcher, Nate Dore, Treasurer, Leah Cherne. Vice-President, Niki Yannaras, Secretary, Chanel Lockett, President. Not pictured, co-adviser. Mrs. Mary Ann Rodin.
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Niki Yannaras gets tied up while Niki Sams and Megan Novinc decorated the cafeteria for the Winter Holidays.
Student Council
Student Council Representatives. Row one: Megan Ballinger, Adria Mc Gill, Danielle Bailey, Christina Hagenbaugh, Stephanie Hughes, Vicky Bowser, Niki Yannaras, Leah Cherne. Row two: Dominique Drake, Greg Schonauer, Jennifer Rys, Mercedes Ivey, Angela Cipriano, Susan King, Kelly Collins, Shrut Malik Row three: Chanel Lockett, Ngozichukwu Anekwe, Nate Dore, Cheryl Brewer. Dan Seifried. Crystal Jamerson, Kenneth VVardel.
Student Council. Row one: Niki Yannaras, Vicky Yarish, Stephanie Hughes, Jessica Hendrickson. Danielle Bailey, Christina Hagenbaugh, Kelly Collins, Leah Cherne. Row two: Chanell Lockett, Austine Clark, Tonya Ballard, Chris Hongosh, Jennifer Rys, Megan Ballinger, Shannon Setser, Katie Kolar, Vicky Bowser, Mary Mc Cava, Nate Dore. Row three: Dominique Drake, Adria Mc Gill, Kenneth Wardell, Deloris Acuban, Susan King, Abby Stanic, Wendy Barker, Marcea Propana, Angela Cipriano, Shruti Malik, Oluwakemi Ojo. Row four: Mercedes Ivey, Erica Stahre, Niki Sams, Dan Seifried, Megan Novinc, Matthew Tschantz, Crystal Jamerson, Jen Williams, Stacy Ulle, Shavon Pannell, Nekima Hill. Row five: Ngozichukwu Anekwe, Tameka Drake, Greg Schonauer, Matt Krutsch, Cheryl Brewer, Devin Voll, Dave Solema, Rob Walsh, Devin Voll. Sharonda Dickinson, Crystal Langford, Courtney Valentine. Row six: Cordell Morris, Michael Miklavcic, Chris Zalewski, Nieshiaa Lewis. Laquonta Lewis, Shondra Stewart
Melissa Bartehak and Shannon Ivancic gave blood during the Student Council Blood Drive
STUDENTS IN UNIFORM
N.J.R.O.T.C. teaches students about the armed forces
MJROTC members practicing their marching techniques in the parking lot in preparation for their competitions A'ith other schools.
The Euclid High School N.J.R.O.T.C. soared to new heights in its fifth year at Euclid. Being named an Honor Unit, it was ranked one of the top in the country. They participated in many community service events such as Harvest for Hunger (with Student Council). Toys for Tots, and tutoring Forest Park sixth graders. They also presented color details to the community at high school football and basketball games and at two Cleveland Cavs Basketball games. The cadets learned a lot about leader- ship and had a lot of fun working together. William Gray and Larry Isaacs were the instructors for the
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Above Far Left: NJROTC members were the color guard at all the football games and at some basketball games.
Above Left: Amanda Bachmann has her ascot adjusted by Amani Brown while Ilya Kharin looks on. The group was getting ready to travel to another school for an inspection.
Above: Sgt.Mjr. Larry Isaacs making sure that Valerie Van Ho and Rachel Dixon are ready for their inspection.
Left: The members checking each other out to make sure that everything is in its proper place.
N.J.R.O.T.C.
THE BEST OF THE BEST
NHS selects students with high achievement and service
The National Honor Society members were chosen by their academic and their service achievements. Not only did a candidate have to have a good grade point average, they also had to be involved in extracur- ricular and community activities. To be a member of the N.H.S. meant that the person was a hard worker who was involved in many activities. Ms. Diane Maroli was the adviser for the group.
N.H.S., Row one: Amy Salupo, Megan Ballinger, Susan King, Abby Stanic, Shannon Ivancic, Melanie Fuller, Niki Yannaras. Row two: Dave Solema, Wendy Barker, Anthony Castrovince, Kevin Carse, Julie Thompson, Karen Salisbury, Megan Novinc. Row three: Lynne Stern, Katie Collins, Nanci Miklowski, Jon Hoinski, Michael Miklavcic, Brian Cocherell, Katie Dobucki, Melissa Ahmetovic, Maria Williams.
N.H.S. Executive Board, Clockwise from Top: Niki Yannaras, Recording secretary, Amy Salupo, Historian, Abby Stanic, Vice President, Susan King, President, Nanci Miklowski,
Corresponding secretary-
Above: Ms. Diane Maroli is the adviser for the
N.H.S.
Above Right and Right: N.H.S. members learning
what projects they will be participating in in the
future.
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SLIDING AND GLIDING
Skiers and snowboarders have a fun time in the winter
Ski Club members on the bus on their way to Brandy wine Ski Area for an evening of skiing.
Michelle Knistautas, Shannon Setser, Steve Cozart, Oral Williams, Michael Miklavcic and Jeff Evans
getting ready to go out to the slopes.
The Euclid High School Ski and Snowboard Club consisted of fifty six students who enjoyed winter more because they were able to slide down the snow covered hills at Brandywine Ski Area. The group traveled by chartered tour bus on Thursday evenings during the winter to get lessons at the ski area. The group also planned a trip to Holiday Valley in New York on the Friday before President's weekend. Snowboarding has really increased in popularity over the past several years and this year was the first time there were more snowboarders than skiers in the club. The program gave students an excellent chance to learn how to ski or snowboard.
Far Left and Left: Niki Sams, Karen Salisbury.
Megan Novinc and Julie Thompson getting on the
rope tow and Jen Davies, Christina Browski and Jen
Emser waiting for their lesson.
Below: Joe Zuzic and Dave Cerne getting ready to go
snowboarding.
Pat Finegan helps Erica Scaparotti get her boot on while Katy Farrell looks on. Rich Rohl, David Solema and Victoria Varish waiting for the lift.
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WINTER
Winterfest gave students a
On February 27, from 8:00-1 1 :00 P.M. Euclid students got a chance to dance and socialize with their friends at the annual Winterfest Dance that was put on by Student Council. The dance was moved back from its usual Valentines Day weekend and occurred two weeks later than usual. The E-room was decorated with balloons and paper and refreshments were served. 130 couples came to the dance to be together and 110 students just got dressed up and came single. No matter who they came with, the students were treated to a good time and they were able to vote for who they wanted to be the Winterfest King and Queen. Michael Miklavcic was elected the Winterfest King and Niki Yannaras was chosen as the Queen. The winners were announced at 9:30 and the King and Queen danced with each other while the rest of the candidates danced with their dates. Dancing was a high priority and a lot of it went on throughout the evening.
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Winterfest candidates: Rachel Blevins, Janelle Colini, Shannon Setser, Abby Stanic, Niki Yannaras, Victoria Yarish. Kevin Carse, Dave Edmonds, Mike Miklavcic, Greg Schonauer and Jason Skok were announced at the dance.
Mrs. Marilyn Foote helps Manny Ottinger put his flower on while Suzanne Lucas looks on.
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Mike Grubach, Erin Reilly, Lisa Basalla, Kelly Baylog, Allison Penko, Sandra Mowery, Lindsey Nagode and Greg Schonauer at the dance.
ENCHANTMENT
chance to dress up and be together
Brandon Shaw, Brandon Richardson, Chris Moore, Julie Stobierski, Antoine Moss, Jaonza Hicks, Melissa Longo and Jamel Spivey all looked nice al the dance.
Mike Mikilavcic being crowned as the Winterfest King.
Winterfest
MEETING OTHER CULTURES]
A.F.S. gives students a chance to interact with different peoples
The A.F.S. (American Field Service) enabled students to learn about other people and the countries that they came from. Foreign exchange students would speak at the meetings and the members sometimes visited other schools in other states to see how different people behaved. Mrs. Barbara Ramlow and Ms. Jane Addis were the advisers for the group.
A.F.S.. Row one: Manny Ottinger, Katy Carmichael, Gabrielle Kelly, Mike Razzauti. Row two: Sara Pfahl. Karin Anderson, Liz Montague, Lisa Basalla, Jeff Evans. Row three: Liz Skok, Amy Burya, Ingrid Orlic, Molly Petras. Row four: Jean De Wine, Amanda Kane, Carolyn Connely, Angela Indiano, Melissa VVaina, Melissa Bartchak. Row five: Greg Schonauer. Molly Dindia, Katv Collins.
Above: AFS students learning about what they will be
doing throughout the year.
Right: Adviser, Ms. Jane Addis explains to the
members what the have to do to be able to go on a
trip.
Kristen Donner, Leah Cherne, Nate Dore, Reggie Cochran, Lindsay Hess and Ms. Kathleen Mc Donnell are acting out a presentation at the Models for Unity Conference which was held at Cleveland State University and involved advanced mediators.
American Field Service
RESOLVING CONFLICTS
Student mediators help prevent altercations
Mediators. Row one: Bethany Fine, Kelly Collins, Nate Dore. Leah Cherne. Valerie Van Ho, Carrie Cunningham, Moonilai Ramdhan, Katie Mc Donnell. Row two: Daniel Dycks, Robert Graves, Sam Smyth, Jasmin Oliver, Shayla Holt, Candace Longshaw, Stacia Ellison. Row three: Maria Williams, Kendra Smith, Nekima Hill, Lindsay Hess, Charmaine Allen. Brandon Henderson, Rahman Shavers, Reginald Cochran. Row tour: Rodney Walton, Tamika Drake, Brandon Shaw, Lynne Stern, Matt Mitro, Erin Herzberg, Bonnie Mc Ghee, Tiffany Hall. Not Pictured: Elizabeth Montague, Dinal Patel. Sandra Mowery, Christina Burrell, Dan Seifried, Amber La Fountain, Antoine Goodwin, Nicole Candovv, Ron Hill, Chrystal Crosby, Moreo Black, Courtney Carter, Dion Elie, La Maria Holmes, Ilya Kharin. Brandon Lemon, Tom Ryder, Dionte Preston, Nicole Pritchett, Nancv Urban.
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\he 65 mediators at Euclid High School worked very hard to keep the peace in the school. Participat- ing in over 100 mediations and in the City of Cleveland Models for Unity Conference helped them to earn a total of over 300 hours of community service combined. The mediators held workshops to enhance their listening and nonviolent communication skills. They enjoyed helping the school and their peers. The coordinator for the group was Ms. Kathleen Mc Donnell. -Leah Cherne
Adviser. Ms Kathleen Mc Donnell. describes to the members what they will be doing.
The F.T.A. (Future Teachers of America) consisted of students who were planning to go into education. The students got a chance to see what it was like to be a teacher and what was necessary to become certified as a teacher. They got a behind the scenes look at what teachers do and what it was like to be one.
Far Above Left: EHS mediators. Tiffany Hall and Crystal Crosby train third grade "Conflict Managers" in Euclid elementary schools.
Above Left: Students interested in becoming future educators filling out information forms about themselves.
Left: Mediator. Dan Seifried. participating in role- playing games at a nonviolent communication workshop.
Mediators/F.T.A.
HELP AROUND THE HALLS
Office Aides allow the staff to function better
Office Runners gave up study halls, lunches and free periods to help the counselors, secretar- ies and principals by running passes, filing papers and photocopying papers. They helped the school run smoothly. -Leah Cherne
Left: Dontell Lassiter gets information about schedules from the computer.
Above: Erin Reilly helps in the offices by keeping the files organized.
Right: Athletic secretary, Mrs. Pauline Johnson gets a lot of help from Dawn Merritt.
Below: Dawn Brazis and Stephanie Buchanan help Mrs. Carolyn Triggs in the attendance office.
Allyson Kumel distributes mail to all the staff
members.
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HELP AROUND THE CLINIC
Clinic aides assist those who are ill
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any students gave up their free periods and study halls to help sick students in the clinic. They helped run passes, take temperatures and care for the needs of students who were feeling a little under the weather. -Leah Cherne
Above Lett: Robin Arp helps Brian Borcziak get
some relief from the pain in his foot.
Above: Takara Baugh takes a student's temperature to determine if they need to be sent home.
Left: Brian Borcziak takes Dawn Merritt's blood
Pressure as part of a program to see if a student is healthy.
Get Fit club started to help students live healthy
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new club that just began this year was the Get Fit Club. The .purpose was to encourage its members to live a healthy life style. They met after school and would do aerobic exercises. The adviser for the group was a professional new to Euclid this year. Ms. Raquel Eatmon came to Euclid as a "Special Artist". In addition to the Get Fit Club she also produced a talk show in the Little Theater called "Euclid Hiah Live".
Get Fit members doing aerobics after school to get fit.
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KEEPING THE ENGINE RUNNING
Vocational Automotives learn how to service automobiles
Having trouble with your car? Take it to a mechanic to get it fixed. How do mechanics learn how to repair cars? The Vocational Automotive program was one way. The program was taught by Mr. Tony Rozman and it was a way for students to learn how to service and to repair automobiles. The junior class met in the morning and the senior class met in the afternoon. They worked on their own cars and on the cars of teachers and other students to gain a working knowledge of automobile repair.
Junior Vocational Automotive. Row one: Robert Cirino, Terik Camarra, Jermaine Padgette, Rafik Bandy Jarrod Holmes, instructor. Mr. Tony Rozman. Row two: J. P. Kilroy, Richard Adams, Brandon Graves, Eric Williams, Fred Taylor, Eric Stinger. Row three: Tim Haneline, Nick Malnar. Matt Hiscott, Adam Dvbzinski.
Top: Almir Duheric. Damon Luksich and Ben
Halstead working on their ID.
Above: Jermaine Padgette, Rafik Bandy, Eric
Stenger and Eric Williams learning about the
different parts on an engine.
Left: Senior class members trying to lift up the car.
Voc. Automotives
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS
C.B.E. learns how to work in an office
Cooperative Business Education, Row one: Leah Edmonds, Amy Pierce, Kimberly Tramsak, Nichelle Church, Jamie Benak, Kongsy Saengchareun. Row two: Zemearia Dent, Rita Dovvell, Tamea Jones, Jamikka Willis, Candy Tucker, Lea Acino. Row three: Diana Dukes, Angela Sabbath, Ronald Tyler Jr.. Veronica Callaway, Nicole Yarbrough.
Cooperative Business Education was all about working on computers, having a job, leaving school in the afternoon and having FUN. Mrs. Ellen Klein, the CBE coordinator, taught what you would expect if you worked in a business office. You also learned how to develop a professional resume, how to use Microsoft Word software, how to file, how to use a machine transcriber, and how to use the Internet for business. The students had a job throughout the school year in which they were paid for their work. The class met for two periods each school day. They earned two credits for the class and two credits for the job experience. The employer evaluated them on their job perfor- mance. They had a lot of fun in class. -Kim Tramsak Class of 99
Angela Sabbath, working at Cleveland Range. Inc. Rita Dowell, working at J & L/ Strong Tool and Kongsy Saengchareun and Kimberly Tramsak working in their class.
Commercial Art learns how to create art
The Commercial Art program was directed by Mrs.. Edie Mellen and would meet for three periods each day. The students learned about the important factors that were necessary to produce marketable works.
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Pat Finnegan working on his bowl.
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LETTER OF THE LAW
Vocational Law Enforcement prepares students for career in police work
How do you learn how to be a cop? One way was to sign up for the Vocational Law Enforcement program that was offered at Euclid. Juniors and seniors from Euclid and surrounding school districts took advantage of the program that was instructed by Mr. Nick Selvaggio. The students learned all about law enforce- ment and would act a auxiliary police for many Euclid events. They also controlled the video monitoring system that was installed throughout the school.
Above: Law enforcement students get a lot of their training by using computers for simulations.
Right: The law enforcement class monitors the cameras that record activities throughout the binldinc.
Law Enforcement
•*£-«■£ Senior Law Enforcement. Row one: Leonard Scott. Shawn Skidmore, Richard Norris, Marsha Nunn. Jacki Russo Row two: Joe Guzzi. Kris Hemmi. Gerald Keil, Anthony Bittasso, Jeremy Hilbish.
Junior Law Enforcement. Row one: Amanda Arnold, Adam Swiga, Dan Sheldon, Tom Marenzy, Jeremy Taylor, Ryan Tiedman, Pat Mc Candless. Row two: Justin Rusnak. Erron Mc Clain, Matt Stigh, Jason Duke. Mike Ambrose.
ACADEMIC COMPETITION
It's Academic helped school prepare for TV challenge
It's Academic consisted of students who could think fast and wanted to compete with other schools on the It's Academic television show. The members were asked questions and the quickest to respond was the winner. Since they were on the air last year they did not compete on the television show this year but hoped to be back in 2000. Ms. Lucy Pratt was the adviser for the group.
;elly Hanson, Julia Thompson, Karen Hanson, Karen Salisbury, Christine Metti and Niki Yannaras Ms. Lucy Pratt posing questions for the It's
arning about bottle rockets for the competition. Academic team.
SCIENTIFIC COMPETITION
Science Olympics allows students to compete in science against other schools
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he Science Olympic Club con sisted of students who were interested in science and wanted to compete against other schools in the Science Olympics which were held in JMarch. There were many different events ifrom the different branches of science Ithat the students could join in. They scompeted either singly or in groups and teamed points for the school. Mrs. Christine Torrelli was the adviser for he group.
Eucuyo was a way of showcasing the artistic and literary works produced by Euclid students. It was available on the Internet at a web site developed by the students. Its Internet address was www.en.com/eucuyo. Students submitted works and these vere then reviewed by the members of Eucuyo and the best ones were placed on the web ite. Mrs. Judith Stobinski was the adviser for the group.
Science Olympic students learning of their events from Mrs. Chris Torrelli.
Science Olympics team: Niki Yannaras, Kelly Hanson, Julia Thompson, Karen Salisbury, Mike Tschantz, Karen Hanson. Christine Metti, Chen Li, Matt Tschantz.
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LEARNING ABOUT OTHERS
Cultural Club explores other peoples customs
The Cultural Club gave students a chance to see how different cultures existed. They explored the dress and eating habits and customs of a variety of other peoples. Mrs. Ingrid Koenig was the adviser for the group.
Kristen Clark. Mrs. Ingrid Koenig, Gabrielle Kelly, Jon Hoinski and Katie Sanicky decorating the halls for Open House.
Mrs. Ingrid Koenig, Kristen Clark, Gabrielle Kelly and Katie Sanicky discussing the activities that the club will be doine.
The Crux had something to believe i
The Crux was a place where teens could come together and share the gospel of Jesus Christ. So many teens were searching for a peace in someone or something that they couldn't find. The Crux found a peace that surpassed all understanding by having Jesus as their very best friend. They had meetings before school in which they participated in fellowship, worship and prayer along with guest speakers. Ms. Diane Tizzano was the adviser for the group.
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A bove Right: Crux members met on the auditorium stage and would sing and read scripture and pray.
Right: On a rainy morning the Crux members had a prayer around the flag pole in front of the school.
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FIFTY YEARS OF NEWS
The Survey reported current events at the high school
How do you find out what is going on at Euclid High School? You read the Survey. The Survey was produced by a group of students who were interested in journal- ism and learning how the news business works. Susan King and Karen Salisbury were the Co-Editors-in-chief and were responsible for keeping everything together and moving in the right direction. Mr. Bob Petrovic joined as co-adviser this with Mr. Stan Bender.
Survey, Row one: Niki Sams, Susan King, Karen Hanson, Shannon Ivancic, Karen Salisbury, Megan Novinc. Row two: Niki Yannaras, Phillip Wittwer, Alex Brinovec, Mary Tracy. Row three: Kelly Hanson Christine Metti, Laura Ross. Row four: Shruti Malik, Anthony Castrovince, Lisa Basalla, Bob Butera, Megan Ballanger, Brian Paloni, Katy Carmichael. Row five: Advisers Mr. Stan Bender and Mr. Bob Petrovic.
Top: Sue King, Katie Carmichael, Kelly Hanson and Karen Salisbury explain what the different people will be doing throughout the year.
Above Left: Phillip Wittwer, Christine Metti, Niki Sams, Karen Salisbury, Kelly Hanson and Laura
Ross composing a page for an upcoming issue of the Survey.
Left and Above: Suirey members getting their assignments for a future issue.
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WORKING ON THE JOB
Most upperclassmen have some sort of a job
Having a job was a big part of being a student in the 1990's. 75% of the seniors who re- sponded to a poll indicated that they had a job. The proportion of underclassmen would be smaller, but that still was a large number of students that had jobs. One of the reasons for having a job, of course, was to be able to afford a car. After that, the money was used to buy clothes and supply entertainment for the students. Some money would go into a savings account for college for some of the students. Having a job gave students a feeling of independence and the ability to control their destiny.
Right: Laurel Grundman works at Quintex while Jenni Emser, Lynne Stern, Shermel Howard and Julia Thompson help out at Holzheimers. Below: Ursula Wein is with Marge Ingalls at University Suburban Medical Center and Tamea Jones, Kelly Baylog and Laurel Grundman at Quintex.
Daniel Slepsky would be happy to tally up your purchases at Giant Eagle while
Erica Scaparotti and Jose Colon are skilled at directing the customers around
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DURING SCHOOL
Below: Lisa Basalla and Frank Mastalski are eager to help their customers find the correct movie at Lake Shore Seven.
Below Middle: Laurel Grundman, Sandra Mowery, Bridget Kesnik and Megan Ballanger tile at Quintex while Arthur Henderson bags your groceries at Giant Eagle.
HALLOWEEN
Many students celebrated Halloween
On Friday, October 30 the hall of Euclid High School teemed with many scary and unusual crea- tures as many of the students dressed up for their annual celebration of Hallow- een. It almost didn't occur as the new Principal, Mr. Ron Seymour, said that there wouldn't be any costumes allowed during school. After many students expressed their disappointment with the new ruling it was decided that dressing up would be allowed. Many students took the time and came in all sorts of costumes. It was a fun day that was enjoyed by all who participated. On Saturday, October 31, Student Council held its annual Halloween Party for the Euclid community where the kids could come and be entertained with prizes and games in the E-Room.
Top: Suzanne Lucas and Tom Sustar, Gabe Cogley
and Liz Copic.
Above: Nikki Yannaras, Dan Seifried and Megan
Novinc.
Halloween
Lauren Milnli. Heather Champa, Nate Dore, Melissa Shea, Mary Tracy, Gina Gaglione and Brandy
Lesko.
DRESS UP
by dressing up for school
Jessica Scott had someone on her back while Mary Tisi and Niki Yannaras enjoyed their day.
Christine Metti, Shannon Ivancic, Nikki Sams and Megan Novinc tried to look nice on Halloween.
Chick Chapman watched Katie Collins behaving like a little angel
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A VOICE ON
Fall Play dealt with a mysterious
The 1998 Fall Play was definately a success. With the house almost full every night, the cast of "Summer Dark" took the stage on November 19, 20 & 21. The play was a very mysterious drama. The main character, Michelle(Jessica Hendrickson), received very frightening phone calls from a man who called himself Simple Simon. No one believed these calls occurred and Michelle was driven to the brink of insanity where she actually shot a person coming to repair the furnace.
The cast consisted of seniors, Jessica Hendrickson, Dan Seifried, Jon Hoinski, Chris Dostal and Vishantie Sudama, juniors, Lauren Miheli, Aisha Howard, Kristin Clark, Russell Howard, and Nate Dore. Sophomores were Chris Zalewski and Sarah Lipiec and freshmen were Jessica Morris and Katie Sivik. the crew consisted of director, Tina Peterson, Student director, Jenna Kuklica, prompter, Nate Dore, and techical directors, Brandon Bucar and Tim Schoen. -Jenna Kuklic;
"Summer Dark" cast. Row one: Chris Zalewski, Jessica Hendrickson, Dan Seifried, Kristin Clark. Row two: Katie Sivik, Christina Peterson, Mark Soini, Jenna Kuklica, Russell Howard, Aisha Howard, Lauren Miheli, Jon Hoinski, Jen Williams, Vishantie Sudama, Chris Dostal, Sarah Lipiec, Nate Dore, Jessica Morris.
Above: Jon Hoinski admires Lauren Miheli while Dan Seifried and Jessica Hendrickson look on. Left: Jessica Hendrickson receives a disturbing phone call from her stalker.
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THE PHONE
phone caller
Top: Dan Seifried kisses Jessica Hendrickson to show his love.
Top Right: A frightened Lauren Miheli is approached by Russell Howard at the end of the play.
Above Left: Dan Seifried listens as Jessica Hendrickson tells him how unhappy she is.
Above Middle: Dan Seifried, Laura Miheli, Jessica Hendrickson and Aisha Howard discuss Jessica's
feelings.
Above Right: Jessica Hendrickson breaks down in tears since no one believes her about the phone calls.
Left: Jessica Hendrickson mistakenly shoots Chris Zalewski since she thought he was the stalker.
Fall Plav
SAVING THE YEAR
Yearbook keeps a record of the school year
T
FT^lhe yearbook tried to record all the major events that occurred during the 1998-99 school year. There were the usual new faces, of course but the biggest news was the fact that the yearbook and the school was fifty years old. Other than that there was not any major events that distinguished the 1998- 99 year.
Students working on organizing the information that the seniors provided in their polls.
Mary Tisi and Bridget Resnik did a lot of work making up the collage in the color section.
Mike Miklavcic deciding which pictures are able to go on which pages.
Stephanie Hughes, Jackie Richards and Lindsay Beck putting red ribbons into HR envelopes for S.A.D.D.
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SAVING THE PLANET
S.A.V.E. helped the world to recycle
The members of S.A.V.E.(Students Against Violating the Earth) tried to make the student body aware of the fact that humans have impacted the earth's environment and that recycling was the only way to extend earth's natural resources. They did this by placing boxes around the school so students could recycle paper . The group was advised by Mrs. Chris Torrelli and Ms. Keldur Greene.
Shruti Malik, Lauren Balogh, Wcndi Brichacek, Don Brewster, Migdalia Ortiz, Jason Gardner and Damon Johnson learning about what S.A.V.E. does.
Above and Left: Ms. Keldur Greene and Mrs. Chris Torrelli explain to the students what they will be doing throughout the year.
SAVING THE LIVES
S.A.D.D. tried to prevent substance abuse
he members of S.A.D.D. (Students Against Driving Drunk) tried to make the student population aware of the dangers of driving in an impaired condition. They sent red ribbons and suckers to the students as a reminder to have a designated driver and not drive in an impaired condition. Mrs. Ellen Klein was the adviser for the group.
Left: Mrs. Ellen Klein helps her S.A.D.D. members with the filling of envelopes with red ribbons and explains how the project will be carried out.
S.A.V.E./S.A.D.D.
GETTING THE NEWS
...to The Km lid High School
The P. A. Announcers were the students who made the announce ments to all the homerooms on the television in the morning. Each morning the announcements began with Principal, Mr. Ron Seymour, giving a thought to help make it through the day. The students would then read the important messages of the day. In order for all of this to occur the Media Aides had to run the cameras and audio equipment that was necessaiy to get the message into all the rooms. The Media Aides also distributed audio-visual equipment to the teachers and did the lighting and sound for the different events at the school. Mr. Allen Black was in charge of these students.
Top: Aaron Carpenter and Joe Plovock getting ready to begin taping.
Above: Brian Lennon makes sure the announcers are centered in his viewfinder.
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Top: Mike Seifried and Mike Solema controlling the video and audio that is being sent to the rooms in the
school .
Above: Dan Seifried and Dawn Merritt smiling as they send their messages throughout the school.
OUT:
to the elementary schools
The students involved in K.O.T.B.(Kids On The Block) used puppets to perform skits for the elementary and middle schools to try to discourage prejudice and bias. The skits portrayed different cultures living and working together in harmony. Mrs. Ellen Klein was the adviser for the group.
Top: Nate Dore, Kristin Clark, Jennifer Emser and Lindsay Beck practicing their routines strove: Mrs. Ellen Klein discusses the events of the year.
Top: Stephanie Hughes shows off her puppet.
Above: Jennifer Davies and Nate Dore working together.
K.O.T.B.
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LEARNING HOW TO SELL
Students learn about business in Marketing Education
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) was an association of Marketing students that coincided with Euclid's Marketing Education class. Mrs. Jean Jelenic was the adviser for the club. In DECA, students took part in a competitive series of events that dealt with advertising, management and marketing. Students competed on the district level and sometimes on the state and national levels. They conducted fund-raising efforts to pay for the trips to competi- tions. In their junior year, marketing students studied business finance, marketing research and other business related activities. Seniors spent part of the ay in school learning about job inter- viewing, sales and advertising. During the emainder of the day they were employed at local retail, wholesale or service businesses.
Senior Marketing, Row one: Bethany Jackson. President. Leslie Hill. Vice President, Kelly Young, Secretary/ Treasurer, Shermel Howard, Historian, Melanie Meyers, Public Relations. Row two: Sarah Kenny, Ricci Gaughan, Elizabeth Curtis, Jennifer Barker, Lisa Focarelli, Noel Williams, Erica James. Row three: Michael Vuyancih, Timothy Weintraub, Jonathan Gudaitis, Michael Verch, Jason Tolliver, Adviser, Mrs. Jean Jelenic.
Junior Marketing. Row one: Omid Tavakoli. President, Jason Matthews, Vice President. Allyson kumcl. Secretary/Tresurer, Russell Howard, Historian, Brandon Lynch. Public Relations. Row two: Carly La Bounty. Jamie Raymond, Jodi Jalovec, Nicole Raia, Ramona Badley, Liz Skok, Lindsey Nagode, Erica Scaparott Ivan Gelo. Adviser, Mrs. Jean Jelenic. Row three: Mike Seifried, Matt Flynt, Cheryl Brewer, Michael Vuyancih, Lisa Focarelli, Khemeo Sahye.
Top: Leslie Hill, Jason Tolliver and Noel Williams
getting information from the newspaper.
Above: Mrs. Jean Jelenic shows her students where
they can find important data.
Right: Liz Skok and Jason Tolliver found out what it
is like to bowl while in a wheelchair during one of
their fundraisers.
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STRANDED ON DRY LAND
Swim show cancelled due to adviser and pool problems
Wai Napolo, Row one: Meggie Harasym, Lisa Basalla, Erin Herzberg, Jenni Emser. Liz Scheurman. Row two: Dana Majer, Amanda Price, Nicole Kolenc, Katie Blazetic. Jen Davis, Kelly Hanson.
The girls in Wai Napolo had a problem this year due to a lack of adviser. Their former adviser did not return and they were not able to secure another one in time to get pool time and there was a problem with life guarding certification. Because of that the swim show had to be cancelled for the second year in a row. The girls were not able to do any swimming and it certainly wasn't synchronized.
Wai Napolo members discussing the problems that they had throuahout the year.
).C.T., Row one: Michele Laurich, Kevin Welsh, Laura Anderson, Chavon Riggins, Eugene Warner, eleste Oliver, Jaime Zupancic, Michelle Heising. Row two: Tom Bauza, Dave Cerne, Greg Baron, Janelle ^olini, Kenny Gravitte, Jason loveless, Tom Sustar, Mike Slogar, Jim Tucci, Adviser. Mr. Dick Homovec.
Diversified Cooperative Training (DCT) gave students a chance to get credit for going to school but also gave them experience in the working world since they had a job to go to. The instructor was Mr. Dick Homovec.
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Above and Left: D.C.T. students working on their assignments in class.
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STORING STUFF
Students have been using lockers at Euclid for fifty years
Fifty years ago the first students at Euclid High School began putting their personal belongings in their brand new lockers. Nowadays, students were still concealing their belongings in their lockers. The lockers were no longer new, and some were older than others, but the idea remained the same. Students still needed a place to store their materials while they were at school. Many students decorated their lockers so that everyone knew that it was their locker.
elow: Amanda Kane and Jean De Wine are
lowing off how the members of the Marching Band ave decorated their lockers on the outside, ight: Cordell Morris and Jenni Emser have altered leir lockers to show their interests.
ibove: Maima Kaba has a lot of pictures in her
jcker.
Ipper Right: Sarah Via, Kristin Clark, Amber La
'ountain and Jessie Bedford keeping their lockers up
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SERVICE ORIENTED
Key Club gets satisfaction from helping others
Key Club was a service organiza tion in which students volun teered their time to help their community and school. The members were dedicated to helping those who were less fortunate. This year members volunteered at the Ronald Mc Donald House in Cleveland, Lake Farmparks, Euclid Meridia Hospital and Gateway Nursing Home. The club met every Thursday evening in the Little Theater. Key Club members took pride in their contributions to the community and its service to others.
-Allison Penko
Key Club members learning about what activities are being planned for the year.
Kristen Urban, Cristina Pacheco and David Harold are getting information about Key Club from Allison Penko, Abby Biehl and Nate Dore.
The meetings are a time when the members find out what is going to be occurring in the months ahead.
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Megan Novinc pays her dues to President, Allison Penko while Abby Biehl looks on.
Poetry Club enjoys participating in verse
The Poetry Club met in the Library after school with Ms. Barbara Spiga and read and listened to poetry that had been written by members or poetry that had been published. It gave the students a chance to learn about other people's thoughts.
Poetry Club. Clockwise from left: Joan Cook, Ms. Barbara Spiga, Christina Ganicro, Stephanie Tamburro, Monique Aldridge, Brigid Sarns-Gaunt, Alisha Burr, Gail Mc Kay enjoying good poetry.
Alisha Burr, Gail Mc Kay and Joan Cook find that the time that they spend with the Poetry club is very refreshing.
The Drill Team learns to become synchronized
The Drill Team practiced after school in the E-Room by exercising to get in shape and then practicing their routines for dancing together. The goal was to be able to present a show during halftime at a basketball game. The girls worked on complex moves and keeping together during the show. They were coached by Mrs. Marketa President.
Drill Team. Row one: Gina Ellis, Aiesha Floyd, Sheereeda Floyd. Row two: Courtney Carter, Sherita Bennett. Row three: Laniece Richardson, Heather Coleman.
The team members ran. stretched and practiced /\ for their shows. Poetry Club/Drill Team < 1 2<0
One of the most important parts of any school were the employees who made everything happen. The staff consisted of teachers, administrators, secretaries, paraprofessionals, security guards, nurses, librarians, cafeteria workers and custodians without which Euclid would not be the school that it was. None of Euclid's current staff were around when the building opened in 1949, but there were many who were here more than thirty years.
Above: Unit Principal, Mrs. Marilyn Footc talks to the students at lunch.
Above Right: Computer teacher, Mr. Roy Pignatiello
helps students during one of his classes.
Right: English teacher, Mr. Bob Petrovic. helps the students in his class.
Middle Right: Ms. Lisa Simon expects her students to learn good business procedures.
Far Right: First year science teacher, Mr. Barry Mita.
wants his students to develop an interest in science.
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ACADEMICS
SotI
Top Left: Mrs. Ellen Klein, enjoys being with her business students.
Top Right: Ms. Mary .lane Miceli wants her students to gain an appreciation for art.
Left: Mr. Robert Smith gives his students a chance to learn about the repair of small engines.
Above: Ms. Flor Misra is trying to get her students to develop an understanding of foreign languages.
ADMINISTRATION
The school's leaders set the course
School Board members: Carol De Wine, Kay F. Van Ho, President, Howard B. Drake Sr.. Kiistal Skovira. Carol L. Bechtel, Vice President.
Euclid School's Administration, Row one: Katie M. Shorter, Director of Human Resources. Kurt Stanic. Superintendent of Schools, Janice Gallager, Director of Special Programs. Row two: John Clapacs, Director of Business Affairs. Lowell B. Davis. Treasurer: Robert Knuth, High School Principal; John P. Fell, Assistant for Superintendent;David Van Leer, Director of Pupil Personnel.
Ronald Seymour
Principal
Justin Antonini
Associate Principal
Steven Barrett
Nindi Grade Principal
Michelle Ayers
Tenth Grade Principal
Academics
Michael Barnes
Eleventh Grade Principal
Marilyn Foote
Twelfth Grade Principal
V i
Middle Row: Bill Gooding
Tenth Grade Counselor L-Z
Tony Russo
Eleventh Counselor A-Z
Bill Dwyer
Twelfth Grade Counselor A-K
Lynn Davis
Twelfth Grade Counselor L-Z
Spencer Kane
Athletic Director
NEW FACES
For the second year in a row there were two Unit Principals replaced at Euclid. Mr. Steven Barrett became the new ninth grade Unit Principal while Mr. Michael Barnes became the new eleventh grade Unit Principal. Mr. Ron Seymour also became the new Principal at Euclid. Both Ron and Steve came from the Euclid middle school while Mike, who was a former student at Euclid, came from the Mayfield schools.
Top Row: Brenda Barker
Ninth Grade Counselor A-K
Audree Fox
Ninth Grade Counselor L-Z
Sue Harris
Tenth Grade Counselor A-K
Ron Seymour. Marilyn Foote and Spencer Kane
watching the varsity football perform on the field.
Michael Barnes discusses information with Joan Beuoy in their offices.
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|he purpose of the staff at Euclid was to enable the students to succeed in what they wanted to do after gradua- tion. An important part of this was trying to get the students to begin thinking for themselves. The ability to think was the most important part on education. Facts were soon forgotten but could always be i looked up if one knew where to look. The ability to think, however, could never be lost and every situation could be analyzed and then responded to in an intelligent way.
Mr. Bob Petrovic and Mr. Matt Wasylyk discussing
how they are going to present some material in the
English classes.
Bottom: Mr. Stan Bender helps the students in his
biology classes put the meanings of living things into
order.
Top: Lauren Miheli, Nate Dore, Heather Champa, Jordan Robinson, Milan Tomsic, Ann Peric, Gina Gaglione. Mary Tracy, Lindsey Mastalski and Melissa
Shea wore hats to show their spirit during Homecoming Week. Above: Fred Dworning, Mario Marusic, Katie Mc Cluskey. Taryn Laurich, Amanda Price, Katie Dobucki and Rebecca Hurst know that an understanding of computers is important in today's society.
Academics
Jane Addis, English. Social Studies, AFS Cluh Adviser. Sue Amato. English. Betsy Anness, Spanish I & II. William Attamante, Work- Study Coordinator. Tom Banc, Govt./Geopolitics, Head Football Coach, Faculty Manager.
Ethel Barbish, Security.
John Barcza, Science.
Joyce Barrett, Vocational Home
Economics.
Stan Bender, Biology, Adv.
Biology, A. P. Biology. Science
Dept. Chairperson.
Allen Black, A.V. Technician.
Wendy Capella. Sports Trainer.
Angela Christopher, Main
Office Secretary.
Maria Ciinkscalcs. English.
Mediation.-
Harold Daugherty, Health,
Open Gym, Head Basketball
Coach.
Joan Beuoy, Secretary.
Karen Davis, English, Drill Team Adviser. Susan Dennis-Rogers, Proficiency Math. Kelly Dell. Secretary. Kim Dixon, Algebra I & II, Math and Algebra Connections. Terry Dubroy, Math.
Mike Durbin, Technology
Coordinator.
Alex Dzerowicz. Government.
Reggie Echols, Industrial
Technology.
Ken Ferlito, Choral Masters,
Varsity Chorale, Big Show
Director.
Brad Finlayson, Personal and
Business Law, Personal Money
Matters, Typing.
Kim Fish, Spanish.
Charlotte Elston, Principal's
Secretary.
Yvette Elmore, JOGS.
Program.
Gale Flament. Art and
Photography.
Jane Fowler, Treasurer.
The classroom is the place where most learning takes place and tests arc gi ven to measure this learning.
Academics
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Barbara Gates, Vocational
Special Education Coordinator.
Carolyn Garlauskas,
Permanent Substitute.
John Gibbons. Physical
Education.
Thomas Gibbons, Social
Studies.
Commander Bil Gray, Naval
Sciences, Color Guards,
Academic Team, Drill Team.
Keldur Greene, Environmental
Science, Intro, to Living Things.
S.A.V.E. Co-Adviser.
Debbie Guarino. Secretary.
Cynthia Harris, Permanent
Substitute.
Jeff Hartmann, Social Studies,
Am. History and World
Cultures.
David Hathaway, Physics,
Physical Science.
Rob Heramb. Government,
Economics, Boy's Varsity
Tennis.
Carolyn Heuer. Social Studies.
Jo Anne Hodder, Guidance
Secretary.
Dale Hollingsworth, Science.
Dick Homovec, Diversified
Cooperative Training Coordina-
SB
Lisa Howell, English, Reading.
Beverly Howse, Vocational
Home Economics.
Scott Hudson, Biology, H.S.
Science.
Diane Iosue, Secretary.
Sgt. Maj. Larry Isaacs,
NJROTC.
Jean Jelenic Marketing
Coordinator.
Kathleen Johnson, Foods.
Pauline Johnson, Athletic
Office Secretary.
Joyce Katona, Coordinator for
Special Needs Students,
Bill Kazen. ALC Supervisor,
Asst. Wrestling Coach.
Jim Kelley, U.S. History, Social Studies Dept. Chairper- son. Dennis Kehn. Security Staff Director. Ellen Klein. C.B.E.. Typing T. Marsha Knauss, Coordinator of Special Projects. Ingrid Koenig, German, Cultural Club Adviser.
Working together in class helps these students develop their social skil
Academics
Learning is an important part of high sc
Antoinette Aquila, Eric Ryan and Shawn Joyce learning some of the important parts of nature in chemistry class.
Mary Tisi knows that she can always get help in understanding her problems from Mr. Dan Wensing.
Above: Ray Westbrooks works hard on his computer project to learn as much as he can.
Above Left: Ms. Diane Tizzano watches the Marching Band perform a halflime routine that they practiced for hours in order to perfect.
Left: Mrs. Sally Pla wants her students to be able to communicate in a foreign languaee.
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Euclid provides an environment for learning
1r. Ron Seymour, addresses the
Top Right: Taryn Laurich. Katie Kolar and Melissa
Brady learning how to do their work on a computer.
Above: Ms. Lucy Pratt helps her students understand their computers.
Above Right: Ms. Nancy Saviers wants her students to have a good knowledge of English.
Right: Mr. Pat Vuyancih uses the library as a resource center for his classes.
138 > Academics
Matt Wasylyk. English-.- Soccer Coach.
Jill Krimmel, Fench I and II.
Judy Ladaika. Science.
Paula Langdon. Visual Art.
Lisa Langford, Algebra I and II.
Proficiency Math.
Margaret Lucas, Librarian, Media
Specialist.
Steve Marcu, Psychology and Current Issues, Boy's Asst. Varsity Basketball Coach. Diane Maroli, American History, A. P. European History. Kathleen Marsh, Media Specialist. Orlando Mason. ALC Supervisor. Barbra Masseria. Social Studies.
Kathleen Me Donnell, Mediator. Michelle Mc Garry, Physics. Brad Mc Govern, A.P.Physics. Lisa Mc Leod, Algebra, Geometry. Edie Mcllen, Commercial Art.
Sandi Mc Redmond, Registrar. Mary Jane Miceli. General Art. Molly Miller, Music. Flor Misra. Spanish I and II. Barry Mita. Science.
Vickie Nally, Algebra I, Proficiency Math, Geometry. Carole Niebes. English. Margaret Nielson, Home Econom- ics.
Barbara Novak. Math Connections. Algebra I, Geometry. Paul Nielsen. Permanent Substitute.
Dawn Ollie, English.
Sean OToole. English.
Kathy Pasquale. Intervention
Specialist.
Catherine Payne. Librarian.
Mary Pelton, Science.
/j Students helping cheer on their ' classes at the Homecoming Assembly.
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Jo- Rita Perez. Math. Mary Ann Peters, Art. Christina Peterson, English, Fall Play Director. Deborah Petrick, Spanish II. Ill, IV, A.P. Spanish, Foreign Language Dept. Chairperson. Bob Petrovic. A.P. English, Senior English. Survey Co- Sponsor, English Dept. Chairper- son.
Roy Pignatiello. Personal
Computers, A.P. Computer
Science, Asst. Football Coach.
Sally Pla, French, German.
Lisa Platko, Biology.
Penny Pletcher, English. Student
Council Adviser.
Ron Powaski, Social Studies.
Lucy Pratt, Word Processing,
Electronic Office, Accounting.
Typing, Girl's and Boy's J.V.
Tennis Coach. Academic
Challenge Adviser, Business Club
Adviser.
Marketa President, English.
Barbara Ramlow. English. Golf
Coach, AFS Adviser.
Fran Ratka. Planetarium,
Physical Science, Astronomy.
Patricia Repko, Secretary.
Mike Rezzolla. Social Studies.
Marcy Richards. Geometry,
Proficiency Math. Head Volleyball
Coach.
Joe Rodriguez, Phys. Ed.. Boy's
Swimming Coach.
Stephen Rico. Permanent
Substitute.
Tony Rozntan, Vocational
Automotive Service Technology I
and II.
Deborah Rudder, Foods I.
Joyce Russo, English.
Sam Santilli. Notetaking and
Keyboarding, Freshman Football
Coach, Girl's Asst. Varsity
Basketball Coach.
Greg Sattler, OWE.
Nancy Saviers, English.
Rhonda Scharf, Co-Dept.
Chairperson Health/Phys. Ed..
Health. Fresh. Volleyball Coach.
Asst. Varsity Basketball Coach,
Asst. Varsity Softball Coach.
Cheryl Schossler. Intervention
Specialist.
Fred Schroeder, Industrial
Technology.
Pete Schwenke, Physical
Education.
Dona Schulz, Health Aide.
Senior Fall sports participants
were recognized during the
Lakewood football game.
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Mickey Segulin. Health Aide. Nick Selvaggio. Law Enforcement. Jan Severino, Occupational Work Experience Coordinator. Mike Sheck, OWA Work Adjustment, Asst. Football Coach. Elaine Sheridan, Special Education.
Paula Sheridan. Foods I and II. Lisa Simon, Business. Jim Simpson. Social Studies. Robert Smith. Industrial Technology Depl. Chairperson. Frank Soltesz. Science, Track and Hockey Coach.
Barbara Spiga, English, Peer
Tutor Advisor, Poetry Club
Adviser.
Veronica Stadler. Health.
Elizabeth Steck, Spanish.
Judy Stobinski, English, Eucuyo
Adviser.
David Stumpf, Algebra n. Math
and Algebra Connections. Math for
Modern Living. .
Lynette Tercek, Associate
Principal's Secretary.
Diane Tizzano. Concert Band.
Jazz Band, Marching Band,
Choialiers. Pep Band. .
Chris Torrelli. Chemistry.
S.A.V.E. Adviser, Science
Olympics Adviser.
Alex Toth, Math Connections.
Algebra. Geometry.
Dennis Turkall, Math, Baseball
Coach.
Pat Turk, Security.
Lynn Ujcic, Music.
Janet Ulle, Math, Proficiency
Math, Geometry.
Carolyn Triggs. Attendance
Secretary.
Catherine Vetovetz, Orchestra
Director.
Bill Von Benken. Chemistry, Honors Chemistry, A. P. Chemistry, Ski Club Adviser, Yearbook Adviser.
Patrick Vuyancih, Social Studies. Dan Wensing, Proficiency Math, Personal Computers, Calculus. Richard York. Science, English. Ron Zucca. Pre-Calculus, Algebra Connections. Head Varsity Softball Coach.
Working in class provides many rewards for these students.
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Academics
tudents spent three years as underclassmen at Euclid High School. During that time they went from being a new freshman who was in awe with the size of the school to juniors who were well versed in the operation of the build- ing. It was a growing up and learning process that they all had to go through. It was necessary to prepare them to become seniors. It was fifty years ago that the first classes of underclass began.
Above: Megan Strukel is just beginning her years at Euclid by playing on the freshman volleyball team.
Above Right: Tara Mc Connell works the ball down the field.
Right: Juniors working on their assignments in Mrs. Joyce Russo's English class.
Right Middle: Allison Abiecunas and Tamika Drake
boiling down their solution in order to do a fractional crystalization.
Far Right: Oriana Belavic and Jacqueline Polke
learning laboratory techniques by doing experiments.
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UNDERCLASS
Top Left: Students learning literature in Mrs. Barbara Ramlow's English class.
Top Right: The J.V. Soccer players getting together before the game is about to begin.
Left: Bridgett Resnik and Rebeccah Jenkins learning the fine art of filtering a mixture.
Above: Christine Metti, Rachel Freddo, Kirsten Knauss and Kelly Ruscin enjoying their time together at
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In the fifty years that Euclid has been open, freshmen have played a part only in the last several decades since Euclid only had three grades when it first opened. The one reaction that freshmen had when they first viewed the school was one of size. It wa;> so awe somely large. The first days were always so hectic trying to find a way to get to every class and then to make it shorter. Freshmen wea thrown onto a new pool of students and had to meet new people and make new friends. Many freshmen spent a lot of time trying to look just right so they would appeal to their classmates. It was a new experience, but it was one that most adapted to and learned how to get about in a few short weeks. „.,^. ' Kfl
Left: Mrs. Kathy Pasquale and Mr. Dick York discuss the year's plans for their freshmen.
Below: Getting food during their lunch periods was an important part of learning to be a freshman at Ruclid.
David Christopher Teresia Chrosniak Joseph Chrzanowski Peter Chrzanowski Linda Chuppa Joseph Cipo Austine Clark
Shana Cody Anthony Coleman Heather Coleman Michael Collins Corey Conell Joylynne Cooper I erranice Cooper
Nicole Costella Tyra Creer Alton Crissman Aric Croone-Cain Christal Crosby Kari Cunningham Shannon Daugherty
Lasharon Davis Maurice Davis Jerry Di Blasio Tina De Luca Allison Deal Carlette Dean Erin Deiladonna
Jerry Deramus Gheorghe Deveney De Mario Dickinson Shalonda Dickson Adam Dodd Justin Dorsey Jessica Dostal
Dominique Drake Crystal Duckworth Juqui la Dunklin Jeri Dunlap Fred Durst Daniel Dycks Michael Dycks
Raymel Early Jennifer Easley Brian Eastbum Aaron Faster Stephen Edmonds Zarita Egleton Cyril Ekuibe
Al'Qaadir El Gina Ellis
Catharina Elmendorp Kevin Estes Andrew Fairman Katy Farrell Sonia Feijoo
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Michael Ferencz
Mark Fetheroff
Joshua Fine
Jennifer Fink
Matthew Fisher
Marcia Fofanah
David Forgus
Kristal Frederick Aaron Freeman Harun Frizzell Megan Froelich Amber Fumich Maria Gaglione Matthew Gargiulo
Christopher Gates
Ross Gavin
Robert Gecewich
James Germ
Jason Giancola
Tonisha Glenn
Melodie Gonzales
Carita C iooden
John Gorse
Kevin Grabianowski
Charles Grant
Wakita Gray
Brooks Green
Falymi Green
Natalie Greer
Michael Grewatseh.
Anita Grgincic
Dennis Grgincic
Anthony Grida
Jason Griffin
Alan Groudle
Douglas Groves II
Elizabeth Gudaitis
Daniel Habat
Christina Hagenbaugh
Martin Halstead
Brandon Hamelin
Jeffrey Hance
Gerrod Hancock
David Handford
Jessica Handford
Margaret Harasym
Shaquita Harmon
Janee Harris
Miranda Harris
Theondus Harris
Tierra Harris
Nikisha Harrison
David Harrold
Deloris Hart
Angela Hartman
Sandy Hausen
I4S > Freshmen
Robert Head HI Nicole Hemmert Arthur Henderson III Jennifer Henderson Joey Henderson II Quinlon Henderson Jordan Henning-Pirro
William Hibbitt Rayette Hill Ronald Hill Jr. William Hill Sarah Hiscott I mane Hmada Dwayne Hobson
Brian Holland William Holloway Stephanie Holtz Christopher Hongosh Melanie Hongosh Perdesha Hudson Robert Hudson
Michael Hughes Maria Hunter Nicholas Hunter Latashia Jackson Patricia Jackson Janet Jawhari Tuniesha Jenkins
Warren Jenkins Nathan Jochum Danielle Johnson Darrius Johnson Jessica Johnson Latasha Johnson Latoya Johnson
Ricardo Johnson Tyrone Johnson Weston Johnson Felecia Johnston Antonese Jones Jerrod Jones Kristopher Jones
Maurice Jones Nichole Jones Rashad Jones Thomas Karpy Jr. I.tncnia Kelly Megan Kelly Kendi Kendall
David Kendzierski Kathryn Ketchum Casey Kilkenney Brad Kitchen Lynette Kitchen Brandon Kizer John Koeth
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James Kol(
Lisa Kol
Jennifer Kope
Brandy Koratich
Darijo Kristo
Janette Krivacic
Ante Krizan
Bryan Kroll
Michael Kiutsch
David Kunc
William Kunchik
Richard Kushan
Rebecca Kyler
Paris Lanipkins
Leah Lapczenski
Matthew Latterner
Brandon Lemon
Rachel Lewan
Steven Lewis
Douglas Lock
Sabrina London
Michael LoMeiner
Joshua Luithle
Danielle Mahone
Robert Majer
Dedra Malenda
Kara Malone
Brandon Mance
Lisa Martinenas Myron Matlock Jr. Terrence Matthews Derek Matson Samuel Mburu Andrea Mc Collum James Mc Connell
Tara Mc Connell
Jacob Mc Cullough
Marvin Mc Elrath Jr.
Amy Mc Ewen
Stephen McFall
Adria Mc Gill
Bruce Mc Grady
Darrell Mc Griff
Amanda Mc Masters
Segundina Mc Pherson
Rayshawn McKinney
Melissa Medves
Anthony Mervar
Jarod Miller
Nicholas Mitchell
Stephanie Mitchell
Tierra Mitchell
Titus Montgomery
Tameisha Moore
Jessica Morris
China Mosley
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Michael Mowery Jr. Nicholas Muhvic Janet Murrin-Russ Lauren Nagode Christopher Needom Frank Negolfka III Daryl Nelson Jr.
Joshua Nelson Shanell Nevins Jeffrey Nolen Brandon Novinc Brian O'Neill Olushola Ojo Jasmine Oliver
athleen Oprian Joseph Oslund Laura Oslerman Vickie Ott Crist ina Pacheco Patricia Paoloni Gregory Paratore
Lisa Parrino Nicole Passalacqua Danielle Patterson Lindsay Patterson Amber Patton Sabrina Peacock Stephen Perko
^anecia Perry Sara Petrochic De Andre Phillips Marcus Phillips Krystle Pinkston Nathanial Plavcan Daniel Polzner
Rachel Potocnik Michael Poulos Makeda Prater Nicole Pritchette Nicole Provateare Alana Purvis Moonilal Ramdhan
Aaron Randall Jr. OndreiaRattiliff Donovan Redwood Jonathon Reeves Carlos Rembert Renee Renbarger Anthony Ricci
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Brigid Sams-Gaunt
Sheila Satava
Leah Scales
Matthew Scalese
Samuel Scaparotti
Krysti Scheider
Michael Schuenemann
Kristen Schutte
Brandi Scott
Deontau Scott
Brandy Sharp
Tonika Shaw
Jessica Short
Luke Shy
Bryan Simek Catherine Sivik Diondra Smith Gregory Smith II Latosha Smith Quentin Smith Taniiku Smith
Samuel Smyth
Lester Spence
Alexandria Spikes
Tomika Sprigs
Erika Stahre
Jessica Stavange
Jessica Stenroos
Trayce Stewart
Kai Stoudmire
Megan Strukel
Richard Suchy Jr.
Christine Sugar
Monica Surgeon
Nicole Suttc
Frank Rodick
Nicholas Rogowski
Tai'k Said
Matthew Salisbury
Andrea Sams
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Courtney Taylor Stephanie Taylor Austin Tenerove April Tenk ku Tonya Terry La Toya Thomas Latoya Thomas
Stephanie Thomas George Thompson Kimberly Thompson Joseph Tokic Jr. Josephine Toloe Robert Tracy Steven Trobenter
Andrew Twiggs Stacy Ulle Andrea Urban Jessica Van Scyoc Michael Vasquez Nicholas Verch Stanley Vei
Rebecca Waina Damon Walker Asia Walls Brian Walther II Steven Ware Terence Ware Jaclyn Watts
Brandon Wells Elana Wells Kevoo Wells Ricardo West Kenneth Whitenian Jr. Jonathan Wilbraham Antonio Williams
Barbara Williams Gregory Williams II Jihan Williams Nathaniel Williams Tiffany Williams Michelle Willrich hristopher Wilson
Dwayne Wilson Quentin Wilson Jeremy Wise Erin Witt Ruth Woldering Shawn Wolford Rachel Woods
shia Worthy Danielle Worthy Taurean Young Terrence Young Anthony Zrim Thomas Zrim Joseph Zuzic
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LEARNING THE ROPES
Sophomores have learned how school operate;
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y the time students got to be sophomores they had a pretty good understanding of how Euclid High School operated. Sure, the discipline code book changed a little every year but for the most part the everyday routine of survival at the school was understood. Sophomores began to become active in many of the activities that were available to them and they matured to the point where they were becoming mature young men and women. Sophomores had been a part of Euclid high for the past fifty years.
Christina Ewing enjoys her sophomore year I participating with the Flag Corps.
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n as much as they can during their time in the laboratory.
Eric Abiecunas Ashley Adams Blair Adams Thomas Agee Zipporah Alexander Jayson Alkema
Martees Almond Nathan Anderson Lyndsey Appling Celeste Armstrong Amanda Bachmann Amy Bachmann
Kevin Baisden Lauren Balogh Robert Baranowski Malaika Barkari Michael Baranauskas Quantina Barnes
Marvianne Barrett Shaquita Barrett Anthony Basalla Wayne Batts Anna Bear Andre Beasley
Lindsay Beck Jessica Bedford Mario Begovic Michael Beidleman Amanda Bell Sherita Bennett
John Benovic Verea Bibbs Dalibor Bilavcic Patrick Black Andrea Blackman Phillip Bojc
Aaron Bonner Elizabeth Boone Brian Borcziak Victoria Bowser Jennifer Boyd Shaquita Boyd
Darnell Boykin | Ciarra Bradley Latoya Bradley Derek Brantley Michael Brazytis Melissa Breeding
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Edward Brown
Stephen Brown 0
Alexandra Bucewicz
Stephanie Buchanan
Alisha Burr
Bobby Butler
Priscilla Butler
Matthew Bytro
Steven Cahill
Eugene Calhoun
Shanise Calloway
Ivy Canady
Carla Candela
Amanda Candow
Stacy Candow
Chelsea Cargill
Ashleigh Carr
Deanna Carr
Courtney Carter
Kenyatta Carter
Christina Cash
Nichole Cek
Heather Champa
Shaun Chatman
Chystal Chillious
Devin Chrestoff
Dawn Cicco
Jonathan Ciora
Angela Cipriano
James Clark Michael Clay Charmayne Colbert Kelly Collins Sierra Collins Stacy Collins
Jose Colon
Maryann Colvin
Joanne Cook
Joanna Cook
Lillian Cortes
Aleeka Cousett
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Keyasha Davis Michael Davis Natasha Davis Latoya Dawson Gabriel De Loach Dennis Derganc
raiusha Ha!
Tenisha Hall
Warren Halstead
Lamonte Hamelin
Kelly Hanson
Christopher Harre
Flint Harris
Morgan Harris III
Terrence Harrison
Kerry Hawkins
Deaidre Haynes
Andrew Heath
Michaelynn Healon
Daniel Heising
Brian Henderson
Matthew Hernandez
Givonne Herndon
Isaiah Herod
Daniel Higginbothan
Lemuel Holmes
Randishia Holt
Dustie Hottenroth
Ayisha Howard
Denver Howell
Terry Howell
Kevin Hudson
Jennifer Huffman
Angelita Hunter
Crisandra Hunter
Danielle Hunter
Lisa Hurst
Hutcherson II
Emily Hutton
Kristin Iafelice
Geoffrey irvin
Mercedes tvey
Anton Jackson
Monica Jackson
Edwin Jeffry
Teonna Jenkins
Larry Jeter
Desmond Johnson
eiren Johnson
Marquita Jones
Stephanie Jones
Jennifer Kapeluch
Matthew Karsokas
Holly Kascak
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Haines Lanetot Richard Lanese Dyana Langsdale Dontell Lassiter Robert Lassiter Kevin La7iuk
ennon Eric Leppelrneier Rachel Lewand Sarah Lipiec Anthony Lombardo Eric Lowery
Robert Lucas Orrel Lynch in Tiffany Madison Christopher Madorsk\ David Maksymowicz Shruli Malik
Michael Mance Ryan Marek Ernest Marn Jr. Nicole Marshal] Michael Maurer David Mc Arthur
Shannon Mc Colli Krystai Mc Dougal Tanish McDowell Nicholas Mc Gill Sean Mc Intire
Freddy Mercado
Christine Metti
Michael Middleton
Joshua Mikolajski
Quitashia Miles
Anisha Miller
Keven Miller
Ebony Miles
(Catherine Mtac
Kenneth Modelski
Robert Mohorcic
Chineika Moorer
Shirli Moons
Mark Moster
Hiniatu Mulbah
Joshua Nagle
Bernard Needom
Carlu Okorn
Artria Oit
Migdalia Ortiz
Sarah Osterman
Bonnie Padavick
Brett Padden
Jamie Paige
Frank Paratore Anthony Parker Reginald Parker
Steven Paternite Mary Patricia Pavicic Sonya Penn
Angela Penny
Ann Peric
Michael Phoumyyoth
Elisabeth Pierce
Joshua Pikovnik
Christine Pittard
Carl Plicka
Joseph Plovock HI
Deanthony Pompey
James Powell
Dionte Preston
Joshua Provateare
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Thomas Ryder Stephen Sabo Dreamer Sanders Christie Santucci Gregory Sattler Robert Savles
Michael Schoen Nathaniel Schuette Sarah Schweikert Matthew Scott John Serwatka Kevin Shea
Timothy Sheehan David Simmons IJJ Rebecca Slabe David Slamie John Smcrke Abra Smith
Gennaine Smith Jason Smith Jeffrey Smith Kendra Smith Linda Smith Stephanie Smith
Toni Smith Knsten Smylie Mark Soini Michael Solema Tara Sparrow Todd Sparrow
GAINING MATURITY
Sophomores show much growth after their freshman year I;
Sophomores had learned much about Euclid High School and matured in the process. Sophomores were usually much more reliable when it came to doing their homework and studying for tests and doing everything that was necessary for achieving in their classes. Some had jobs that forced them into learning responsibility and some began driving which took even more responsibility. The sophomore year was one of great change.
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Right: Manny Ottinger and Tony Basalla bringin; the ball down the field.
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Matthew Tschantz, Christine Metti, Kim Swansegar, Chris Harrcli, Ilya Kharin. Greg Sattier and Michael Tschantz showed their spirit by dressing up for Halloween.
Ronald Thompson Johnny Tillman Lischen Toloe Simone Tomlinson Matthew Tompkins Milan Tomsk
Emily Toth Anh Tran Bryan Truskolaski Michael Tschantz Matthew Tschantz Angela Tucci
Kevin Tyson Nancy Urban Andrea Valerio Dessiray Vanzant Jared Vargo Danielle Vjsko
Gina Vidmar Michael Vince Nicholas Voll Shannon Waganek Victor Walker Neal Wallace
Kenneth Wardell Brandan Warner Herbert Webster Ashley Westbrook Ericka Whitehead Aaron Whitmore
Carmen Wilkox Najma Wilkerson Anthony Williams David Williams Kelly Williams Taresa Willingham
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Jasmine Wilson Rasheena Wilsoi Meghan Wise Kurt Wurm Suron Young Frank Zagar
Christopher Zalewski EnkaZdesar Gerald Zeigler Jr. Joshua Ziamba Haseena Ziga Dino Zuzic Jr.
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GETTING CLOSE
Juniors only have one year to go
For fifty years juniors had been in the position of having only one year remaining before graduation. Juniors weer mature students who were participat- ing in many clubs and extracurricular activities and were the ones who were in position to take over the following year. Almost all of them had their driver's license and many had cars so transportation was much easier than as a sophomore. Many also had jobs so they had a source of income to help pay for all the clothes and toys and types of entertainment that they enjoyed. Being a junior was an exciting moment for most students.
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Above: Allyson Kumcl. Matt Simenc, Althea Jones and Candace Longshaw are also working hard in i
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Allison Abiecunas Erin Adams Richard Adams II Samir Ahmeiovic Monique Aldridge Joshua Alexander
William Allen Christine Amigoni Christopher Anders Tiffany Anderson Antoinette Aquila Brianna Aqnilano
Robin Arp Bryan Arpin Clarence Asberry Robert Ashdown III Dawn Attwood Michael Babuder
Brian Babyak Christopher Bailey Rafik Bandy Stephen Baron Brian Barringer Kelly Baylog
Tameka Beatty Cori Beaumont Oriana Belavic Lynn Bell Tawanda Bell Abigael Biehl
Justin Billig Kelli Bivins Matthew Black Katherine Blazettc Ronnell Bledsoe Laura Boribong
Lakrii Brazaitis Dawn Brazis Cheryl Brewer Donald Brewster Heidi Brichacek Me Shawn Brown
Jennifer Brunner Alexis Buford Melissa Burdelte John Burke Sarah Burke Christina Burrell
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Amy Burya
Kevin Calabrese
Nicole Candow
Michael Cardille
Christopher Carlson
Aaron Carpenter
ssica Chapman Kristin Clark Shawntee Clay Fielding Cloud Reginald Cochran Carol) n Connelly
Nina . Cosiano
Steven Co?ari
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A^zizat Crumble
Frank Cvetkovic
Jennifer Davies
Ariana Davis
Cara Davis
Denell Davis
Sartna Davis
Jean De Wine
Michael Dearth
Derek Deas
Sharonda Dickinson
Rachel Dixon
Jordan Domin
Kristyol Dominique
Nathaniel Dore
Tamika Drake
Emily Duer
Fredrick Dwoming
Adam Dybzinski
Adonte Eanes
Jonathan Earick
eniiiha Edwards
Rachel Eiding
Cecil Elliott Jr.
Geoffrey Englebrecht
Kenneth Estes
Brian Evans
Cara Farley Edward Farrell Bethany Fine Michael Fink Kenneth Flonnoy Sheereeda Floyd
atthew Flynt Danny Fonovic Michael Fortunate Senwai Fountain Erik Freeman Lisa Futkos
James Gage Gina Gaglione Vincent Gallon Richard Gecewich Ivan Gelo E| Shawn George
Chenan Gipson Kandasha Glenn Jay Glick Robert Glicken Robert Goff Michael Gonzalez
Antoine Goodwin Matthew Gorse Joseph Granito Erica Grant Brandon Graves Robert Grays
Josip Grgincic Amey Griffin Michael Grubach La'Wanda Hamelio Michelle Handford Timothy Haneline
Dante' Hardy Ronald Harris Jr. Square Harris Sharon Hatfield Jacqueline Hayes . Christopher Heffner
Joseph Hefler 1\' Timothy Hein Arek Helcberger Chad Henderson Erin Herzberg Lindsay Hess
Jaonza Hicks Julia Hight MelvinHill Nek 1 ma Hill Matthew Hiscott Jarrod Holmes
ACTIVELY INVOLVED
Lots of juniors participate in Euclid activities
Right: Nicole Raia. Danny Heising, Julie Stobierski, Jodi Jalo' and Carly La Boun
enjoying their time between classes.
Far Right: Ann Perk finds it enjoyable to spike the ball for the volleyball team.
Juniors
Top: Students enjoying themselves in the gym.
Top Left: Katie Kolar and Melissa Waina enjoy school when playing soccer.
Above Middle: Shawn Joyce, Matt Simenc, Matt Flynt and Robin Arp particip
Left: Kirsten Knauss enjoys the time she spends on the tennis team.
Above: Sarah Lipiec, Sarah Osterman, Ann Peric, Milan Tomsk, Lindsey Mastalski and Melissa Shea
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lop: Andrew Walker and Lauren Miheli had a lot
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Above: Tamika Drake looks as if she is having fun during Halloween.
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Top: Juniors enjoyed themselves at the Homecoming rally.
Middle: Oriana Belavic, Allison Abiecunas, Kelly Baylog, Rebeccah Jenkins, Mary Tisi and Allison Pcnko
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Above: Erin Herzberg. Lindsay Hess, Bridget Resnik and Dana Majer enjoying themselves before class is about to begin.
hayla Holt Edward Holiz Leon Howard Russell Howard Jessica Huenfeld Stephanie Hughes
April Humar Jason Hunter Angela Indiana Armand Jackson Jodi Jalovec Rebeccah Jenkins
Kerry Jerie Mario Jesic Ericka Johnson Reco Jolly Althea Jones Christian Junes
Ebony Jones Redon Jones Shikira Jones Stacy Jones Chanell Jordan Sharonda Jordan
Shawn Joyce Tarik Kamara Amanda Kane Brian Kane Sean Kane Theodore Karpy
Margaret Keller Gabrielle Kelly Martin Kenny Jr. David Kilkenney John Paul Kilroy Deanna Kitchen
Ebony Kizer Aaron Klco Kirsten Knauss Jesse Knight IV Nyesha Knight Anita Kochevar
Nicole Kolenc Jennifer Roller Nadine Kontra Laurel Kuhen Allyson Kuntel Carly La Bounty
Crystal Langford
Matthew Laurich
Niesia Lewis
Brandon Linton
Dennis Lo Conti
Jessica Locust
Melissa Longo Sarah Look Mark Lucas
Donny Ludvik Dana Majer
Derik Malenda
Nicholas Malnar
Deanna Mance
Cynthia Martin
Andrea Maitincnas
Sarah Mascia
Lindsev Mastalski
Jason Matthews Erron Mc Clain James Me Clave Jason Mc Cullough Jesse Mc Dowell Bonnie Mc Gee
Brandon Mc Kinney
La Mar Mc Kinney
Marie Mc Masters
Melissa Mc Peek
Lori Medves
Lauren Milieli
Laurie Mills
David Mitchell
Van Monroe HI
Elizabeth Montague
Jason Moon
Christopher Moore
Abygail Morris
Johnny Moses
Sandra Moweiy
Christine Mueller
Janelle Muhvic
Jennifer Muh
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Quentin Murdock
Lindsey Nagode
George Nickson
Melissa Niemann
Shanna Norfleet
Sean O Brien Oluwakemi Ojo EdwardOstrander Jermaine Padgelie Lee Roy Pannell Shavon Pannell
Tiffany Pannell Daniel Paoloni Jermaine Parker Katrina Parker Dinalben Patel Au,ueelah Patterson
La' Erica Patterson David Payerchin Allison Penko Antonio Petty Sara Pfahl Ernest Phillips Ji
Heather Pica Ambrosia Pikovnik Charmaine Pinkston Gabrielle Plavcan Douglas Podmore Jacqueline Polke
Nkrumali Pollard 1 Joseph Polzner David Potocnik Ashley Powell Anthony Praskavich Giua Preston
Brandi Price Brandon Price Ivan Radan Tomislav Raguz Nicole Raia Michael Ray
Dianca Reese Tristen Reid Syreeta Rerabert Bridget Resnik Christal Rice Jennifer Rinella
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JUlian Udovich Michael Ulle Kristen Urban Courtney Valentine Derrick Valentine Srinakorn Vannarath
Lidia Vauters Sara Via Bryan Vidra Melissa Waina Andrew Walker Bernadctte Walker
elly Wallend Dennis Warnian Tatiana Webster Joshua Weidensall Anirara WTiite Bryan White
Michael Wilkerson Eric Williams Todd Willouehby Bennie Wilson Michelle Wilson Kellie Wise
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Middle: Dawn Merritt going over the bar during the high jump.
Bottom: Voices of New Life choir singing at the Black History Assembly which
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Matt Simenc throwing the ball back to the infield to make a play.
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Pitcher. Karen Hanson was instrumen- tal in helping the Softball team achieve its commendable record.
MEMORIES
Top: Seniors jn the gym getting ready for Commence- ment to begin. Above: Matt Krutsch returning the ball for a point.
Top: Students having a wonderful time at Prom. Above: Rahman Shavers finishing up a leg of a relay.
Amos Renix takes a shot while Mr. Turkall and Mr. Gibbons defend during the Senior vs Faculty basketball game.
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Baseball comes out swinging
Finishes first for last time in G.C.C.
The varsity baseball team had another successful season as they finished their tenure in the G.C.C. with a 21-8 record. The season began slowly after the Panthers lost five of their first seven games. After that, however, they got in the groove and won 19 of their next 22 games. They won the G.C.C. for the last time.
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Holy Name |
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8 |
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St. Edwards |
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Brecksville |
2 |
6 |
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Mentor |
9 |
2 |
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Stow |
6 |
7 |
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Canton Glen Oak 5 |
9 |
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Shaker Hts. |
9 |
6 |
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Solon |
9 |
8 |
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Mayfield |
11 |
9 |
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Lakewood |
7 |
10 |
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North |
5 |
6 |
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Strongs ville |
5 |
3 |
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Maple Hts. |
15 |
0 |
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South |
11 |
2 |
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Madison |
8 |
0 |
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Mayfield |
2 |
0 |
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South |
7 |
0 |
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West Geauga |
10 |
1 |
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Brush |
3 |
2 |
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North |
5 |
2 |
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Mentor |
9 |
2 |
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Maple Hts. |
7 |
4 |
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St. Ignatius |
10 |
8 |
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Bedford |
11 |
3 |
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Mayfield |
7 |
3 |
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North |
12 |
1 |
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Brush |
6 |
2 |
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Shaker |
1 |
5 |
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Varsity Baseball. Row one: John Fuduric, Matt Moster, Tim Gocrndt, Jeff Evans, Pat Grisez, Kenny Gravitte. Row two: Terry Kontra, Tom Heuer, Brian Zorman, Brian Siedler, Dan Fitzpatrick. Row three; Coach. T. J. Florkiewicz, Abby Morris, Dave Ott, Tom Soini, Kevin Grisez, Jeff Cahill, Chris Burrell, Coach Dennis Turkall. Row four: Frank Vicarelli, Eddie Wilcox, Rich Glavan, Jim Grinstead, Jeff Zevnik, Brandon Richardson, Dave Cerne, Coach Don Lewis.
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Freshman Baseball, Row one: Brian Borcziak, Tim Capretta, Kevin Laznik, Gerald Ziegler. Row two: Mike Slagle, Mike Butler, Steve Cahill, Brian La Bounty, Derrell Nelson. Row three: Coach Vuyancih, David King, Matt Mitro, Robert Lucas, Eric Leppelmeier, Joe Mercadante.
Tom Heuer smashes the ball into the outfield for a base hit.
JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL
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Holy Name |
5 |
2 |
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Brecksville |
7 |
5 |
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Mentor |
4 |
2 |
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Mayfield |
4 |
3 |
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Lakewood |
13 |
4 |
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North |
3 |
8 |
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Strongsville |
16 |
7 |
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Maple Hts. |
18 |
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South |
5 |
8 |
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Nordonia |
0 |
1 |
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Mayfield |
0 |
5 |
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South |
17 |
1 |
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Olmsted Falls |
6 |
5 |
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Brush |
12 |
2 |
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North |
1 |
0 |
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Olmsted Falls |
6 |
5 |
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Maple Hts. |
7 |
4 |
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St. Ignatius |
10 |
8 |
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Bedford |
11 |
3 |
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Mayfield |
1 |
0 |
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Bedford |
21 |
5 |
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Brush |
16 |
1 |
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Nordonia |
4 |
6 |
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SEASON RECORD WON 16 LOST 5 G.C.C. RECORD WON 9 LOST 5 LEAGUE FINISH Third
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Holy Name |
4 |
4 |
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Mentor |
12 |
5 |
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Mayfield |
2 |
3 |
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Lakewood |
4 |
5 |
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North |
12 |
8 |
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Stow |
1 |
14 |
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Maple Hts. |
9 |
4 |
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South |
10 |
4 |
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St. Edward |
7 |
12 |
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Mayfield |
4 |
6 |
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South |
6 |
10 |
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St. Edward |
8 |
18 |
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Brush |
6 |
8 |
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North |
5 |
6 |
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Lakewood |
8 |
10 |
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Maple Hts. |
9 |
3 |
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St. Ignatius |
9 |
8 |
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Bedford |
9 |
11 |
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Bedford |
10 |
2 |
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Normandy |
19 |
6 |
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SEASON RECORD WON 9 LOST 12
G.C.C. RECORD WON 5 LOST 6
Bobby Lucas and Steven Cahill conferring on the bases before the game was about to begin.
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Track keeps runnin;
Boys finish first for last time in G.C.C.
The 1998 Boy's track team again swept the G.C.C. and ended the year with a perfect 7-0 record. The girl's track team did not have as much talent and only finished third in the conference with a 5-1 record.
Boy's Track. Row one: Artis Powell, Matt Robinson, Pete Phillips, Chris Moore, Tino Jones, Mike Barnauskas, Michael Tschantz, Dwayne Smith, Mike Suchy. Row two: Michael Miklavcic, Reggi Cochran, Chris Reed, Dorian Goulde, Cordell Morris, Rahman Shavers, Tommie Virgies, Greg Sattler, Kevin Taksar. Row three: Coach, Frank Soltesz, Dion Elie, Jesse Scheider, Eric Ryan, Steve Modelski, Brett Stanic, Shaun O'Brien, Ashley Powell, Emeri Scott, Coach. Tom Gibbons. Row four: Coach, Orlando Mason, Daniel Slepsky, Melvin Hill. Joe Granito, Amin Harville, Tony Fisher, Bryan Scheider, Mike Simenc.
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Cordell Morris making a long jump. Track
Top: Rahman Shavers makes it over the high jump. Above: Dorian Goulde winning the hurdles.
Leah Cherne, Niki Yannaras and Susan King
warming up before their race.
along
Girl's Track. Row one: Shannon Ivancic, Amanda Tutolo, Susan King, Leah Cherne, Melissa Breeding, Nancy Urban, Becky Slabe. Row two: Niki Vannaras, Megan Stefanic. Delores Eubank, Ursula Wein, Nicole Easlick, Gabrielle Johnson, Shirley Morris, Sarah Lipiec, Amanda Candow . Row three: Monica Bitner, Erin Gady, Sonja Bear, Charmaine Allen, Jenea Weems, Shayla Holt, Mary Tisi, Jessica Scott, Kristen Knauss, Coach. Dick York Row four: Kim Smith, Christina Burrell, Ebony Wheeler, Erin flynt, Allison Mc Clain, Matrika Johnson, Erin Van Eeen, Jamie Paige, Jennifer Huffman, Tyanna Davis. Row five: Coach. Mike Sustin, Bekka Borchert, Patricia Carpenter, Shavon Bell. Rachel Lewand, Sarah Keller. Sarah Osterman, Liz Montague, Althea Jones, Dawn Merritt, Chrisandra Deramus, Deanzo Hicks, Coach. Pete Sehwenke.
BOY'S OUTDOOR TRACK
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TEAM |
US |
THEM |
GIRL'S OUTDOOR TRACK |
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|
Mayfield |
77 |
55 |
TEAM |
US |
THEM |
|
North |
85 |
47 |
Mayfield |
54 |
74 |
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Maple Hts. |
95 |
37 |
North |