Edon High School - Key of E Yearbook (Edon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1976 volume:

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THE KEY OF School-Where else can you learn, love, compete, make friends, laugh and grow? Administration sets an example. Teach¬ ers put knowledge before us. But students hold the Key. The Key to themselves. They may or may not use this Key to become a part of what School has to offer. It ' s all here . . . learning, lov¬ ing, competition, friendship and laughter. Use your Key and enjoy School. Sal ly Schaffter, Ila Entenman, and Teresa Stoker help with the cookies at Parent-Teachers Conference. 4 Mark Lirot and Kathy Manges learning in Chemistry Lab. EDON HIGH SCHOOL Rick Hurd smiles with his mother, Mrs. Hurd at Football Parents Night. Tammy Kissinger smiles while baking cook¬ ies in Home Ec. Class. 5 The Class of 1976 in a thought¬ ful moment before receiving diplomas. Deb Kissinger helps Cathy Beres with her graduation cap. The Senior Ensemble en¬ tertains at Graduation Services with two songs, The American ' s Creed and Let There Be Peace On Earth, directed by Mr. James Gallehue. On Sunday, May 30, 1976, seventy-six Edon Seniors marched into the Edon High School Gymnasium. After the processional, the Invocation was given by Rev. Robert Heinlein. The Rev. Jack Stutler gave the Baccalaureate Sermon, Remember God. The Senior Ensemble, directed by Mr. James Gallehue, sang two songs, and awards were presented by Mr. Adams and Mr. Charles Swogger, High School Principal. Members of the Class of 1976 were introduced by Mr. Swogger as Mr. Lamar Allomong, President of the Board of Education, presented them with their diplomas. The Benediction was given by Pastor Paul Williams. The Graduating Class of 1976 chose the colors red, white, and blue as their class colors in honor of the Bicentennial and the white carnation as their class flower. As their motto the Seniors chose, Do not follow where the path leads, Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. Mr. Swogger, Edon High School Principal, introduces the class of 1976. The Edon High School Band prepares to provide the music for Graduation. They played the Processional and Recessional music, and a special song, Avatara, after the Invocation. I Kevin Brigle, Salutatorian, gives the Salutatory address. Valedictorian, Kathy Manges, gives the Valedictory address. Mr. Adams congratulates Milt Nester, and rearranges his graduation tassel. Sue Thiel, who ranked third in her class, reads the Class Prophecy. I ff T ■ ’ f W W ?■ 5 V 1 1 1 ; |f f] 1 ■Ji T 1| ' 11 fej 11 5 111 [ 1 mm l | ; • iw’ ' 3 -mm WBK % fc t ; ■ ■ ' 3 ■ ■ 9 gngHv ; i ■ , [ f ' : X 1 1 I [ §Jjfl i I® If i r h ; • ' ■ f 1 L w VNB: 1 I I mm 1 7 -I The 1975-1976 Homecoming celebration started at the beginning of the week, with special activities planned each day to promote school spirit. On Thursday night the tradi¬ tional snake dance was held ending with a bonfire and spirit-packed speeches from Coach Jerdonek and the foot¬ ball team. The Royalty for the special night was: Freshman attendant, Diane Mohre escorted by Phillip Moore and Brian Nofziger, Sophomore attendant. Sue Siebenaler escorted by Jody Miller and Alan Van de Vorde, Junior attendant, Lisa Mohre escorted by Chris Eich and Bob Steinke, Senior at¬ tendant, Chris Fikel escorted by Ron Hake and Milt Nester, Queen Sheryl Livensparger escorted by Kevin Brigle and Jon Hake. Last years Queen Cindy Phillips was escorted by Dave Lupien. The week ended successfully with a Bomber Victory over the Hamilton Marines on Friday and was closed with a dance Saturday evening with music by Montra. Sue Siebenaler, Chris Fikel, Sheryl Livensparger, Lisa Mohre, Diane Mohre. The Homecoming Queen and her Court enjoyed the game. YEAR OF THE BICENTENNIAL 8 Sally Schaffter, Kathy Fry, Becky Brown. The FHA float paraded through town. Mr. G. Kent Adams, Su¬ perintendent, Mrs. Norma Thiel. Mr. Adams presented a traditional Homecoming Mum to Norma Thiel, Edon ' s first Homecoming Queen, during halftime acti vities. Debby Held. The Majorettes performed a routine to) TSOP during the halftime show. The Marching Band per¬ formed their special block E to the school song. Craig Siebenaler, Chris Fikel, Shannon Reed. Smiling Royalty rode through the parade in Antique cars. Sheryl Livensparger. Queen Sheryl gave a speech to the fans. 1776 AND ALL THAT JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAY The Juniors and Seniors presented the play 1776 and All That, under the direction of Miss Kathy Goniotakas. It was a witty comedy enchantment written by Leonard Wibberley with a Bicentennial theme. The play was presented November 14 and 15 in the High School Auditorium. All props and cos¬ tumes were made by Edon High School students and all profits went to the Junior and Senior classes. Dennis Curry played president of the United States! Cindy Lemmond and Doug Holthues as Martha Wash¬ ington and Thomas Jefferson respectively. Jeff Rockey and Becky Brown as George III of England and Queen Charlotte. FRONT ROW: advisor, Miss Kathy Goniotakis, Denise Dick, Betty Chroninger, Brenda Kaiser, Anne Eich, Marcella Robison, Pat Orzechowski, Karen Osborn. SECOND ROW: Kay Herman, Sherry Bowles, Diane Hoffman, Deb Manges, Larry Long, Rick Hurd, Brent Hug, Linda Anspaugh, Teresa Hug, Kathy Walz Entenman. THIRD ROW: Pam Rockey, Laura Held, Craig Buell, Becky Brown, Rod Hill, Jeff Rockey, Chris Eich, Janet Doty, Kyle Towers. FOURTH ROW: Neil Bowling, Cindy Lemmon, Rich Frank, Dawn Doty, Dennis Curry, Steve Bloir, Doug Holthues, Albert Brown, Rhonda Fenstermaker. % 10 yi Sept. 2 1st Day of School Sept. 5 1st Home Football Game-Fairview Sept. 8 No School-Fair Day Sept. 15 Senior Magazine Sales Begin Oct. 3 Homecoming Football Game-Hamilton Oct. 4 Homecoming Dance Senior Pictures Nov. 2 Marching Band Concert ? Nov. 8 Cooney Fall Festival Nov. 14-15 Jr. Sr. Play Nov. 17 No School, Parent Teacher Conference Nov. 21 Tip Off Dance Nov. 27 28 No School-Thanksgiving Vacation Dec. 14 Winter Concert Dec. 17 Northwest Christmas Program Dec. 22-Jan. 2 Christmas Vacation Jan. 14 No School, Snow Jan. 16 Basketball-Pettisvi lle-Home, Senior Chilli Supper Jan. 21 22 No School, Drifting Snow Jan. 26, 27, 28 No School, Ice Feb. 3 No School, Drifted Snow Feb. 9 No School, Drifted Snow Feb. 16 No School Wms. Co. Teachers In-Service Day March 6 Parent Teachers Conference March 14 Spring Concert April 9 Middle School Program Art Show April 30-May 1 High School Musical Annie Get Your Gun May 8 Jr. Sr. Prom May 30 Graduation May 31 No School, Memorial Day June 2 Students Last Day of School . fc. ' •f 4 4 ' • _ fgt «•� -a . 4 ; - Annie (Karen Siebenaler) and her family, Nellie (Betty Chrisman) Jessie (Susie Brigle, Minnie (Pam Temple) and Little Jake (Mike Blue) show proof of Annie ' s shooting ability. Dolly Tate (Cindy Lemmon) and Charlie Davenport (Doug Holthues) sing with cast members. Annie (Karen Siebenaler) and Frank Butler (Steve Bloir) sing. 12 Dolly Tate (Cindy Lemmon) is upset with the Indians of the show. Buffalo Bill (Al Depew), Chief Sitting Bull (Dennis Curry) and Pawnee Bill (Al Brown) discuss a merger. Musical Cast: FRONT ROW: Jackie Dean Betty Chrisman, Pam Temple, Karen Siebenaler, Susie Brigle, Trish Robbins, Marcella Robinson. SECOND ROW: Mark Blue, Mel Lyons, Kathy Curry, Sherry Bowles, Mike Blue, Mary Jo Tingley, Rie Suzuki. THIRD ROW: Brian Kaiser, Al Depew, Doug Stayner, Cheryl Flynn, Becky Brown, Cindy Lemmon, Mike Parson. FOURTH ROW: Lyle Curry, Al Brown, Doug Holthues, Dennis Curry, Rich Frank, Ron Bunce. ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Annie (Karen Siebenaler) and Frank (Steve Bloir) sing. EDON HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL The love story of Annie Oakley and Frank Butler is also the story of early Ohioans and their love of entertainment. It was this tale that Rodgers and Hammerstein brought to life in this year ' s musical, Annie Get Your Gun. Shooting matches, Indians, motorcycle rides, and dancing girls dressed in costumes made by the Home Economics Department, provided the back¬ ground for Annie (Karen Siebenaler), Frank (Steve Bloir), and their meddlesome partners, Charlie (Doug Holthues) and Dolly (Cindy Lemmon.) Rehearsals started in March for the April 30-May 1 production with the selection of the cast by directors Jim Gallehue and Lyn Peugeot. For weeks music coming from the band room consisted of such audience catchers as There ' s No Business Like Show Business, and I Can Do Anything Better Than You. Everything was right on schedule with Sherry Bowles ably assisting as student director. Suddenly with nine hours until the curtain went up, the roof fell in. The scenery, on order from Columbus, was not going to arrive. Heads went together, Mrs. Hall and the art classes went to work and at 8:00 the orchestra played, spotlights came on and the curtain opened to a stage filled with background pieces beautifully done by our own students. 13 Dave Mohre, President of the Senior Class, thanks the Juniors for the festivities. Mr. Adams, Superintendent welcomes everyone to the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Dave Mohre and Mr. Thiel sitting. 1976 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Junior, Seniors, and their guests enjoy the Junior- Senior Banquet. A delicious meal of tomato or orange juice, ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, green peas or corn, rolls, butter, Jello and whipped cream, and pie was served by helpful Freshman and Sophomores. 14 Dave Thomas, Tom Headley, and Dennis Curry chuckle at baby pictures of their classmates. Mary Hoag, President of the Junior Class, talks with Mac Davis, WHFD Archbold, who played songs for the prom. The 1976 Junior-Senior prom- Up, Up, and Away. The mural in the entrance to the gym painted by Dave Thomas. The Junior Class of Edon High School presented the prom, Up, Up, and Away. Saturday evening on the eighth of May. The evening began with banquet at 6:30 in the Edon High School Cafeteria. A delicious meal was served by helpful Sophomores and Freshmen. Mr. Adams welcomed everyone to the Banquet and Prom, and Dave Mohre, Senior Class President, thanked the Juniors for the evening. The Prom began at eight and lasted until ten. Mac Davis of WHFD Archbold provided the music for dancing. The movie began at ten in the cafeteria, and bowling at the Bryan Lanes was provided from midnight until six in the morning. A long evening, but one that many Juniors and Seniors will long remember. A mural covering the west wall of the gym conveying the theme. Jeff Alwood in Industrial Maintenance. 16 FOUR COUNTY VOCATIO Ron Hake, Agriculture Mech¬ anics, relaxing in the cafeteria at Four County. Each day many Edon High School students, twenty-nine to be exact, leave their home school and travel to Four County Vocational School. There they have an opporunity to take courses not offered at Edon High School, and to learn a vocation. Agriculture, Business and Office Education, Home Economics, and Trade and Industrial Education are the four major divisions of training. Altogether some thirty-four individual courses of study are offered. Through this training, work habits are developed, technical knowledge and basic performance skills are developed, and qualified people are placed in vocational job areas. Following is a list of Seniors and their chosen vocation: Deb Kissinger-Health Occupation Connie Curry-Commercial Art Nick Dulle-Building Trades Randy Entenman-BuiIding Trades Bill Fry-Agriculture Mechanics Ron Gearhart-BuiIding Trades Craig Goshorn-Building Trades Ron Hake-Agriculture Mechanics Joe Headley-Agriculture Mechanics Chris Lutz-Auto Mechanics Julie Mohre-Cosmetology Kevin Skiles-Engines Kent Thiel-Auto Body Dorothy Kuckuck Thompson-Data Processing Jenice Trausch-Cooperative Office Education Robin Weldon-Cosmetology Art Goodside-Home Appliances Karen Borton-Data Processing Tony Disbro in Agriculture Mechanics. Curtis Lump in Auto Body. Kevin Skiles in Engine Repair. Julie Mohre, cosmetology, studying hard. Four County Vocational High School Entrance. INAL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC AWARDS The Athletic Banquet and Awards Cere¬ mony was held May 11, at 7:30 P.M. A pot luck supper was served in the High School Cafeteria, and awards were presented in the Middle School Gym¬ nasium. The guest speaker was John Stozich, Assistant Principal and Head Basketball Coach from Findlay High School, Findlay, Ohio. The subject of his speech was the importance of at¬ titude, motivation, and cooperation in the success of sports and life. Mr. Blue presents Floyd Goshorn with the Denise Dick receives a var- most valuable track player award. Barry sity cheerleading award from Lupien, Mike Huard, Dave Hug and Tom Mrs. Peugeot, advisor. Sherry Peckinpaugh stand behind with their awards. Bowles and Elaine Wuebben stand behind. 18 One of the many highlights of the 1975-76 season was October 19 when Edon hosted the Tinora Rams. With 2 minutes to go, Al Lupien blocked a Ram punt and Gary Bowling ran for a TD making the score 7-6. He then ran in for a two pt. conversion to make it 8-7, in the Bombers favor. Neil Bowling intercepted, with 46 sec¬ onds to go, a pass. And time ran out on the clock giving Edon another victory. The Reserves had a similar occurance on Saturday, Oct. 18 when they over came the Edgerton Bulldogs with 2 minutes to go. A pass was thrown from Gary Bowling to Gary Gearhart who ran for 70 yards and a Touchdown. With one minute left on the clock, Kerry Matthews scored a 2 pt. conversion and Bombers won 8-7. This was the first year Edon had a Reserve team in 4 years. Dan Ely is escorted off the field by Coaches Puegeot and Kaufman with an arm i nj ury. Mike Ely attempts a Bom¬ ber TD. 1975-76 BLUE BOMBER FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Coach Jim Jerdonek, Gary Gearhart, Danny Hug, Eric Matthews, Neil Bowling, Larry Long, Kerry Matthews, Mike Long, Nick Mohre, Assistant Coach Mike Kaufman. (Absent from photo-Assistant Coach Darrell Puegeot. 2ND ROW: Dave Blue, Brent Hug, Roger Muehlfeld, Lyle Curry, Bob Theil, Dan Ely, Barry Lupien, Dave Hug, Chuck Brumbaugh, Jerry Matthews 3RD ROW: Bruce Goshorn, Mike Ely, Floyd Goshorn, Ron Bunce, Jim Peckinpaugh, Tom Peckinpaugh, Al Lupien, Mitch Burkholder, Gary Mohre, Rick Hurd, Gary Bowling. 20 Reserve player, Gary Gear¬ hart, in action on parents night. Larry Long with parents Mr. and Mrs. George Long. Pre-game huddle. Fairview Prairie 36- 0 Edon Heights 18- 0 Edon Hilltop’ 0-14 Edon Edgerton 14-12 Edon Hamilton 0-12 Edon (Homecoming) Fremont 22- 0 Edon Tinora 7- 8 Edon Antwerp 16-14 Edon Hicksville 51- 6 Edon RESERVE BASKETBALL SCORES WE They Hamilton 21 39 Hilltop 36 37 North Central 37 53 Edgerton 44 66 Hicksville 35 51 Stry ker 27 61 Hilltop 50 43 (1 OT) Tinora 34 45 Pettisvi lie 29 51 Montpelier 27 42 North Central 46 49 Edgerton 46 61 Camden- Frontier 60 34 Fayette 51 40 Fremont 37 49 Stry ker 33 56 Holgate 37 57 Antwerp 56 54(3 OT) Dave Thomas attempts two points. Mitch Burkholder flies up the middle. Alan Van de Voorde and Jim Peckinpaugh wait anxiously. Dave Thomas and a tip off. Dave Thomas and Jim Peckinpaugh attempt a shot. Jim Peckinpaugh looks for an opening. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCORES WE They Hicksville 34 49 Hilltop 35 38 Pittsford 38 17 North Central 24 38 Fairview 37 34 Stryker 42 32 Edgerton 18 16 Fayette 26 27 Hilltop 33 45 Edgerton 38 36 Pettisvi lie 25 38 North Central 36 39 Montpelier 43 38 TOURNAMENT Fayette 56 51 22 Ron Bunce shoots. THE 1975-76 FRESHMAN AND RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAMS The Reserve Basketball Season came to a grand final with a thrilling 56-54 triple overtime victory over Antwerp on the last game of the season. The reserves also scored impressive victories over Camden 60-34 and Fayette 51-40. Also included was a 50-43 overtime victory over Hilltop. The team showed steady progress during the season and despite the lack of height played very well on many occasions. Close contests were lost to Hilltop and North Central and on several occasions the team played well during three quarters only to have one poor quarter and lose. Nevertheless, improvement was made and several players promise to be good varsity players. FRESHMAN TEAM: FIRST ROW: Mike Blue, Mark Blue, Kerry Brigle, Mike Long, Dan Hug, Tony Entenman manager. SECOND ROW: Gary Gearhart, Jack Stantz, Lyle Held, Bruce Siders, Phil Moore, Bob Thiel, Tom Bloir, Lyle Curry, Dave Blue. RESERVE TEAM: Larry Crist, Bruce Goshorn, Curt Stantz, Ron Bunce, Jim Peckinpaugh, Dennis Curry, Mr. Caris, coach, Mitch Burkholder, Terry Whitney, Nicki Mohre, manager, Gary Bowling, Craig Buell, Marv Hug, Alan Van de Voorde. COMMENDABLE SEASON The Varsity Basketball team fin¬ ished in the middle of what would have to be considered possibly the best Class A League in Ohio. Four Seniors, Floyd Goshorn, Kevin Skiles, Lynn Smith, and Randy Thiel, were among the starting five with only one returning starter, Randy Thiel. Randy Thiel broke the single game scoring record with a 35 point burst at North Central. He also broke the single season scoring record set last year by Steve Bowling. Faced with inexperience and against exceptionally fine com¬ petition, the Bombers made a very commendable showing in the 75-76 season. Mr. Blue adds some last Tom Peckinpaugh sinks a 20 minute instructions at a footer as Randy Thiel pep session. watches. VARSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Basketball Team: Rick Hurd, Manager, Milt Nester, Rich Frank, Dave Thomas, Dave Lupien, Floyd Goshorn, Tom Peckinpaugh, Kevin Skiles, Neil Bowling, Randy Thiel, D?ve Hug, Lynn Smith, Al Lupien, Coach-Mr. Blue. 24 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES We They Hamilton 46 70 Hilltop 61 52 North Central 68 71 Edgerton 64 77 Hicksville 49 70 Stryker 55 76 Hilltop 79 74 Tinora 72 69 Pettisvi lie 52 87 Montpelier 52 72 North Central 75 62 Edgerton 54 78 Camden 46 51 Fayette 70 59 Fremont 62 61 Stryker 47 97 Holgate 79 59 Antwerp TOURNAMENT 55 72 Edgerton 58 67 Kevin Skiles in the circle for the tip off. Randy Thiel tosses in two points. Tom Peckinpaugh looks for an opening. Team members standing at attention for the National Anthem. VARSITY AND RESERVE BASEBALL This years varsity baseball team consisted of four Seniors and almost all sophomores. The winning star pitcher for this year was Curt Stantz who won the only winning game the team had. Luckily it was the first Tournament game against Fayette 17-3. The star hitter was Randy Thiel who had a average of 451. Randy also had the most RBI ' s for the team, and also led the team with the most hits. The Reserve Baseball team did well with a season record of 5-4. Randy Thiel, No. 15, trying to get a Fairview man out at third. VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES We They Fairview 4 9 Hilltop 2 9 Bryan 1 18 Bryan 1 8 Stry ker 10 13 Edgerton 4 13 Fairview 0 6 Montpelier 4 12 Pettisvi lie 6 10 TOURNAMENT Fayette 19 2 Hamilton 9 13 TOURNAMENT Pettisvi lie 7 9 North Central 13 16 Larry Long heads for first. Randy Thiel catches a fly ball. 26 Coach Jerdoned studies the situation. Reserve Baseball Scores Fairview We 11 They 10 Pettisville 13 12 Bryan 10 11 Edgerton 3 11 Pettisvi Me 5 11 Stryker 12 3 Montpelier 3 4 Fairview 1 7 Edgerton 8 4 rii ♦ Varsity Baseball Team. FIRST ROW: Neil Bowling, Kevin Brigle, Mr. Jerdonek, Coach, Randy Thiel, Larry Long. SECOND ROW: Kathy Manges, scorekeeper, Craig Buell, Jeff Rockey, Mitch Burkholder, John Flynn, Gary Bowling, Roger Muehlfeld, Curt Stantz, Al Van de Voorde, Laura Held, scorekeeper. Reserve Baseball Team. FIRST ROW: Roger Muehlfeld, John Flynn, Mitch Burkholder, Gary Bowling, Curt Stantz, Al Van de Voorde. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jerdonek, Coach, Bill Brumbaugh, Jack Stantz, Bruce Siders, Lyle Held, Kerry Brigle, Gary Gearhart. BOMBER TRACKSTERS — SECTIONAL Coach Blue gives the track team some last minute instructions. Kyle Towers springs over the pole vault bar. Tom Peckinpaugh clears the high hurdles. % The Bomber track team completed it ' s most successful season in the win-lost column. The only losses suffered were in the Toledo Blade Relays and the Wayne Trace Relays. The team captured the sectional championship against 17 other teams. Trophies brought home by the tracksters included the Buckeye Border Conference Championship, the Edgerton Bulldog meet, the Stryker Panther Relays , the Ayersville Invitational, the Ottawa Hills Relays, and runner-up in the Wayne Trace Relays. The Bombers were undefeated in dual and triangular competition and including all opponents faced during the season they defeated 73 teams. Season 1 ' s Best Performances High Jump 5 ' 11 1 2 Tom Peckinpaugh Long Jump 20 ' 10 Floyd Goshorn Pole-Vault 10 ' Chris Eich Shot Put 47 7 1 2 Brent Hug Discus 142 ' 4 Al Lupien 100 Yard 10.3 Brent Hug 220 Yard 23.7 Chris Eich 440 Yard 54.1 Chris Eich 880 Yard 2:07 Lynn Smith Mile 4:54 Lynn Smith 2 Mile 10:40 Richie Frank High Hurdles 15.3 Tom Peckinpaugh Low Hurdles 20.9 Floyd Goshorn Mile Relay 3:35.4 Floyd Goshorn, Dennis Curry, Dave Thomas, Chris Eich 880 Relay 1:34.5 Floyd Goshorn, Brent Hug, Jeff Miller, Chris Eich 28 tCf CHAMPS Tom Peckinpaugh complet es the high jump. Brent Hug hurls the shot put. Chris Eich attempts the pole vault. FIRST ROW: Marvin Hug, Dave Lupien, Floyd Goshorn, Lynn Smith, Chris Eich, Brent Hug, Rich Frank, Nicki Mohre, Todd Dick, SECOND ROW: Dave Hake, manager, Ron Bunce, Bruce Goshorn, Barry Lupien, Al Lupien, DeWayne Colbart, Rick Hurd, Jim Peckinpaugh, Jeff Alwood, Dave Thomas, Jeff Miller. THIRD ROW: Coach Blue, Larry Kline, Mike Huard, Larry Crist, Norman Crist, Albert Brown, Dennis Curry, Tom Peckinpaugh, Terry Whitney, Charlie Jaggers, Gary Mohre, Dan Ely, Dave Hug, Kyle Towers, Willie Miller, manager. 29 Golf Team Members: Marvin Hug, Doug Stayner, John Flynn, Brian Kaiser, Bill McNamee, Doug Holthues, Randy Thiel, Tom Kelble, Coach. EDON HIGH SCHOOL PUTTERS FOUR H i c ksv i 11e away 211-165 Lost Edgerton away 209-198 Lost Hill Top away 200-180 Lost Bryan (R) away 200-187 Lost Stryker away 207-165 Lost Fairview home 180-164 Lost N. Central home 160-160 Won Stryker home 165-133 Lost Fairview away 205-1% Lost Edgerton home 154-143 Lost Medalist-Brian Kaiser 30 14 :. ‘A ; Mi SEE The Varsity started game spirit with skits at pep sessions VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The 1975-76 Cheerleaders worked very hard to pro¬ mote school spirit. The Varsity and Reserve went to camp during the summer at Bluffton, Ohio. During that week they learned new cheers, pom pom routines, and mounts. They started off the football season with the annual Snake Dance and Bonfire. On Parent ' s Night they helped the band perform at half-time. As football season ended, Basketball season began and the cheer¬ leaders sponsered a Tip Off Dance. During both football and basketball season they sold cake tickets to raise money for camp and new uniforms. Helping out on Parent Night with Cheering, as tension mounted at the the half-time show. tournament game. TOP: Karen Siebenaler, MIDDLE: Elaine Wuebben, Deb Manges, Sherry Bowles, Lisa Mohre, BOTTOM: Denise Dick. Reserve and Freshman Cheerleaders, Sandy Osmun, Tricia Price, and Judy Prince supporting Mary Crist, Susan Siebenaler, and Shelly Adams respectively. Freshman Cheerleaders, Mary Crist and Tricia Price sell cake tickets during a Basketball game. RESERVE AND FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Reserve Cheerleaders: Susan Siebenaler, Judy Prince. Freshman Cheerleaders: Sandy Osmun, Mary Crist, Shelly Adams, and Tricia Price. 32 Deb Holthues easily clears the hurdle. Susie Siebenaler and Sis Hug get set to run for the 100 yard dash. GAA TRACK TEAM The highlight of the school year for the GAA girls was the GAA Banquet. Those girls receiving certificates were: Cindy Brinkman, Linda Brown, Melissa Fry, Sandy Held, Sarah Hill, Cathy Lemmon, Trish Price, Diane Mohre, Laurie Rediger, Mary Ann Smith, Teresa Stoker, Deb Strup, and Rie Suzuki. Betty Chrisman and Mary Kay Crist received letters for their outstanding work in track. Receiving second year trophy were: Anne Eich, Ila Entenman, Deb Holthues, Laura Ricketts, Sue Siebenaler, Receiving third year trophy were: Kay Herman, Teresa Hug, Gail Thiel, and Sue Thiel. Most Valuable Player for the year was Laura Ricketts and Kay Herman was named most Improved Player. Gail Thiel and Sue Thiel both received Senior Girl Athlete Trophies. The girls placed Second in the BBC and received the Second place trophy. They also received the Second Place trophy in the Panther Relays. Mary Crist running in the mile relay. FIRST ROW: Cindy Brinkman, Mary Crist, Laurie Rediger, Betty Chroninger, Ila Entenman, Betty Chrisman. SECOMD ROW: Deb Strup, Laura Ricketts, Kay Herman, Gail Thiel, Mary Ann Smith, Anne Eich, Sandy Held, Sis Hug. THIRD ROW: Linda Brown, Sarah Hill, Sue Thiel, Teresa Stoker, Diane Mohre, Deb Holt¬ hues, Melissa Fry, Trish Price, Cathy Lemmon. 33 Kathy Manges and Mary Ann Smith set the ball up as Denise Dick looks on. Sue Thiel serves. GAA VARSITY AND RESERVE VOLLEYBALL Reserve Volleyball Scores We They Edgerton 15 0 15 10 Hilltop 15 4 10 15 15 11 North Central 12 15 15 5 15 4 Hicksville 15 3 15 13 Edgerton 15 3 6 15 6 15 Hilltop 15 5 9 15 15 8 North Central 15 5 1 15 4 15 Fairview 15 7 7 15 17 15 Pettisvi lie 13 15 3 15 Hicksvi lie 11 15 1 15 Stryker 14 16 15 10 5 15 Fayette 15 2 18 16 Coach Blanchard gives the Volleyball Team some last minute instructions. Pictured are Coach Blanchard, Sue Thiel (41), Sis Hug (40), Gail Thiel (32), Mary Ann Smith (12), Betty Chrisman (33), Karen Siebenaler (11), Sheryl Livensparger (24), Deb Holthues (21), Kathy Manges (30), Susie Siebenaler (3), Laura Ricketts (50), and Denise Dick (5). 34 Sue Thiel sends the volleyball over the net. Sis Hug (30), Gail Thiel (32) and Mary Ann Smith (12) look on. TEAMS GAA Varsity Volleyball We They We They We They Edgerton 16 4 15 2 Hi 1 Itop North 15 4 15 9 Central H i c ks- 13 15 15 5 15 12 ville 1 15 15 4 15 5 Edgerton 15 4 4 15 15 10 Hilltop North 15 8 15 1 Central 12 15 13 15 Fairview 10 15 15 11 8 15 Pettisvi lie 15 1 15 1 H i c ksv i 11 e 15 8 13 15 15 9 Stry ker 2 15 11 15 Fayette Edgerton 15 3 15 5 (T.) North 13 15 15 9 15 4 Central (T.) 12 15 15 13 9 15 Reserve Team: FIRST ROW: Tricia Robbins, Cindy Brinkman, Karen Siebenaler, Kathy Manges, SECOND ROW: Laurie Rediger, Ila Enten- man, Betty Chrisman, Susie Siebenaler, Amy Von Allmen, Tricia Phillips, Dawn McCrea. THIRD ROW: Sandy Meyers, Cathy Lemmon, Laura Ricketts, Deb Holthues, Sarah Hill, Marcella Robison, Karen Osborn. Varsity Team: FIRST ROW: Susie Siebenaler, Karen Siebenaler, Kathy Manges. SECOND ROW: Sue Thiel, Sis Hug, Gail Thiel, Denise Dick, Sheryl Livensparger, Mary Ann Smith. 35 p Reserve Team Members, Sandy Held, Laura Thiel, and Deb Holthues scramble for the ball with the Stryker girls. Betty Chrisman, assisted by Trish Price, try for two points. GAA RESERVE BASKETBALL The Reserve Basketball Team had a record of 5-7. With inexperience and tough com¬ petition these girls had to practice hard. They well deserve the wins they had. They will be looking forward to next year to meet the competition again. The girls were coached by Miss Karen Blanchard. We They Edgerton 18 17 Fayette 11 23 Hilltop 7 39 North Central 20 19 Hilltop 8 29 Fairview 13 30 Ayersvi lie 9 23 Stryker 26 29 Edgerton 27 26 North Central 18 27 Pettisvi lie 24 16 Hicksvi lie 21 18 Reserve Team: FIRST ROW: Susie Brigle, Ila Entenman, Pat Smith, Teresa Siebenaler, Nancy Long, Anne Eich. SECOND ROW: Kay Herman, Betty Chrisman, Susie Siebenaler, Amy Von Allmen, Trish Phillips, Sandra Osborn, Karen Trausch. THIRD ROW: Laura Thiel, Cathy Lemmon, Janet Dulle, Diane Mohre, Deb Holthues, Trish Price, Dawn McCrea, Sandy Held. 36 GAA VARSITY BASKETBALL The Edon High School Varsity Bomberettes had a very successful season. They remain¬ ed undefeated until their second tournament game, in which they lost to Stryker 57-54. With an impressive record of 11-1, the hard work and practice seemed to all have been worth while. The girls were coached by Miss Karen Blanchard. We They Edgerton 46 39 Fayette 57 38 Hilltop 50 42 North Central 57 29 Hilltop 41 37 Fairview 50 42 Ayersville 29 23 Stryker 40 36 Edgerton 40 25 North Central 46 27 Pettisvi lie 89 15 H i c ksvi11 e TOURNAMENT 61 46 Hilltop 61 49 Stryker 57 54 Varsity players, Mary Ann Smith, Laura Held, Gail Thiel, Sis Hug, and Sue Thiel, show defense against Stryker. Laura Held hurries past a Stryker player. . 00 Varsity Basketball Team: FIRST ROW: Marcella Robison, Susie Brigle, Cindy Lemmon, Doug Purdon, manager. SECOND ROW: Jerry Borton, manager, Gail Thiel, Betty Chrisman, Coach Karen Blanchard, Sandy Held, Kay Herman. THIRD ROW: Sis Hug, Trish Price, Laura Thiel, Sue Thiel, Trina Price, Mary Hoag, Laura Held, Mary Ann Smith. 37 SPORTS SPORTS All Fired up, the football team rushes to begin the Homecoming Game. Varsity Cheerleaders stack up for spirit. Deb Manges, Lisa Mohre, Sherry Bowles, Elaine Wuebben, Denise Dick, and Karen Siebenaler. Mr. Swogger helps out during a track meet as field judge. Mary Ann Smith with the ball during a GAA Basketball Game. Basketball Players: Randy Thiel (44), Kevin Skiles (52), Floyd Goshorn (30), Lynn Smith (42), and Tom Peckinpaugh (34). There are many aspects of Sports. From the individual team members to the spectators, each participate in Sports in their own way. The team members practice and work hard with guidance from their coaches. The spectators yell, cheer, and become hoarse showing support for their team during a sports event. Cheerleaders, lovely and agile, give order to the yelling and cheering. All have the same goal in mind. That goal is Winning. The Edon High School Band entertains at the Homecoming Game. Mr. Steffes, Cross Country Coach, presents Richie Frank with the Most Valuable Cross Country Player Award. Rie Suziki runs the 880 Relay. SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS Curt Stantz, pitcher, is ready to fire one accross home plate. Dave Hug runs the mile easily. Reserve Cheerleaders Judy Prince and Susie Siebenaler become spectators for a moment at a Reserve Basketball Game. 39 CROSS COUNTRY Richie runs again. Hicksville (H) We 37 They 22 Hamilton (T) 44 16 North Central (H) 18 42 Edgerton (H) 28 29 Hilltop (H) 28 27 Hilltop (T) 34 23 Stryker (T) 38 22 Edgerton (T) 35 24 Pettisville (T) 23 32 Fayette (T) 26 31 Pettisville (H) 21 40 Stryker (H) 30 25 Williams County Fair - Placed 5th. BBC at Hicksville - Placed 5th. Sectional at Defiance - Placed 11th. Senior Members-Coach Steffes, Lynn Smith, Kevin Brigle, Richie Frank. Team members are: Coach Steffes, Terry Whitney, Randy Manges, Lynn Smith, Kevin Brigle, Richie Frank, Kerry Brigle, Larry Crist. 40 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA During 1975-1976 school year, the Edon FHA Chapter was involved in various activities including a Christ¬ mas party for preschoolers, Valen¬ tine ' s party for senior citizens, Heart and Cancer Drives. The chapter earned money and collected from the community with a Trick or Treat for Children ' s Hospital and a Bake Sale for Sunny Side. The chapter also put a booth up at the fair and entered a float in the Homecoming parade. Deb Held and Becky Brown received their State Homemaker Degrees. This award is the highest given from the Association. Milt Nester was crowned our 1976 FHA King at our Annual Parent Night by Deb Held 1976 FFA Queen. FRONT ROW: Becky Brown, President, Deb Held, Vice-President, Elaine Wuebben, Secretary, Becky Lyons, Treasurer, Sue Brigle, Historian, Kathy Fry, Parliamentarian, Betty Chrisman, Photographer, Mrs. Connie Richer, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Connie Dean, Teresa Siebenaler, Pat Orzechowski, Sally Schaffter, Susan Siebenaler, Marcella Robison, Sandra Meyers, Ila Entenman, Sherry Zimmerman, Paula Temple. THIRD ROW: Robin Depew, Laura Thiel, Tammy Coleman, Peggy Schaffter, Karen Muchlfeld, Mary Ann Kuckuck, Melissa Fry, Sandy Osmun. FOURTH ROW: Laurie Rediger, Judy Prince, Pat Smith, Sandy Held, Karen Trausch, Diane Livensparger, Sue Knapp, Dana Peterson. Freshmen Mary Crist, 42 Debbie Strup, and Sarah Hill cooking. FRENCH CLUB The French Club consists of six mem¬ bers, two boys and four girls. The club had a Christmas party in December at M iss Goniotakas ' home at which French cooking was served. The Club also went to Toledo in April to see the French play, Little Prince . To raise money for this trip, the club held a Bake Sale. FRONT ROW: Anne Eich, Rodney Hill, Deb Holthues, Advisor Miss Goniotakas. SECOND ROW: Kerry Matthews, Becky Brown, Rie Suzuki. DECA DECA The purpose of the Distributive Education Clubs of America is co¬ operative education, which is a joint venture between local busi¬ ness and classroom related activi¬ ties. Designed to cover all aspects of marketing and distribution from the producer to the consumer, DECA is a National, State and local club organization in which all Edon Distributive Education students par¬ ticipate. The club activities are related to business activities such as fund raising projects. The proceeds pay their dues and provide recrea¬ tion. This year the project was selling Christmas candles. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Miller, Kathy Walz Entenman, Jerry Matthews, Steve Smith, Chris Fikel, Rhonda Fenstermaker, Dave Mohre, SECOND ROW: Todd Dick, Wilfred Miller, Mike Ely, Rick Hodgson, Richard Smith, Dave Hoff¬ man, Tim Rockey, Phil Aldrich, Dennis Bates, Advisor Mr. Blue. THIRD ROW: Robby Bates, Ralph Shuster, Larry Kline, Steve Kuckuck, Tom Peckinpaugh, DeWayne Colbart, Dan Gaskin. The DECA Class. Bill Entenman in D.E. Class. 43 Dennis Curry, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Curry, Jim Wuebben, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wuebben enjoy the FFA Banquet. FHA King, Milt Nester congratulates FFA Queen, Deb Held. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Edon Future Farmers of America Chapter was very active this year. Officers this year were Milt Nester-President, Dennis Curry-Vice President, Dan Hug-Secretary, Jim Wuebben- Treasurer, Dave Wehrle-Reporter, Doug Wehrle -Student Adviser, and Reggie Reed-Sentinal. The chapter was represented at several FFA agricultural activities. Five members attended State FFA Camp Muskingum in Carolton, Ohio, and two members attended the State FFA Con¬ vention. They were also represented at Bowling Green High School at a National FFA Officers visitation. All officers attended an Officers Training Seminar at Bryan High School. The entire chapter went to the Farm Science Re¬ view at Columbus, Ohio, and an open house at Siebenaler Equipment in Bryan, Ohio. They had many fund raising projects this year including paper drives, lining the football field, and farming fifteen acres of land rented from Hershel Skiles. They also entered a float in the Homecoming Parade which won first place. In March they held their annual Parent- Member Banquet and honored Deb Held, FFA Queen. Also, this year, Milt Nester and Dennis Curry received their State Farmers Degrees. FRONT ROW: Milt Nester, Dennis Curry, Dennis Kaiser, Jim Wuebben, Dave Wehrle, Doug Wehrle, Reggie Reed. SECOND ROW: Mr. Brumbaugh, Don Ingersoll, Eugene Patrick, Bill Brumbaugh, Steve Smith, Mark Trausch, John Smith, Ray Miller, John Smith, Steve Hernandez. THIRD ROW: Karen Osborn, Jerry Suffel, Ray Ridgway, Lyle Held, Bill Barraco, Jerry Matthews, Randy Gear¬ hart, Dan Swint, Kevin Walz, Terry Chroninger. FOURTH ROW: Bill Page, Neil Bowling, Mike Guilford, Jody Miller, Larry Meyers, Roger Montgomery, George Carothers, Chuck Brumbaugh, and Bob Perry. 44 Doug Purdon, Brenda Kaiser, Diane Hoffman, Robin Depew, Becky Brown, Danny Hug, Mrs. Culbertson, Ed Prince, and Jeff Goshorn, enjoy a book fair sponsored by the Li¬ brary Club. A familiar sight in the library this year was the overdue book Iist. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club consists of fifteen members. These industrious people helped in the library this year by straightening shelves, running errands, checking out books, and updating the nortorious wanted list-those people having overdue books. The club spon¬ sored several book fairs during the school year featuring a special section of books for teachers. They also enjoyed a Christmas party at Mrs. Cukjertson ' s home complete with a visit from Santa Claus. Mart C « � 3 Wct 4 « yMOp K.n Osl� w m K � f r jw K Km S.a McW«r r ' i FRONT ROW: Angela Lutz, Jackie Dean, Linda Ansbaugh, Marvin Hug, Diane Hoffman, Anne Eich, Karen Osborn, Jerry Borton, SECOND ROW: Deb Holthues, Al Lupien, Rod Hill, Jeff Rockey, Becky Brown, Dave Lupien, Craig Buell, Mrs. Culbertson, Advisor. 45 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The annual induction into the Edon Chapter of the National Honor Society was held April 21, 1976 at 9:00 a.m. Ten members of the Junior Class and two members of the Senior Class were inducted. To be eligible, a student must maintain a 3.2 point grade average in scholarship and must also have demonstrated outstanding character, leadership and service to the community. I Gail Thiel pins the National Honor Society Key on Jackie Dean. Pam Rockey pins National Honor Society Key on Craig Buell. 46 NHS Members: FIRST ROW: Mr. Temple, advisor, Betty Chroninger, Deb Manges Elaine Wuebben, y e Towers, Tom Headley. SECOND ROW: Steve Bloir, Jackie Dean, Mary Hoag, Jeff Rockey, Dave Hug, Chuck Brumbaugh, Craig Buell. THIRD ROW: Pam Rockey, Deb eM, Kathy Manges Karen S.ebenaler, Gail Thiel, Sherry Bowles, Laura Held, Becky Brown. FOURTH ROW: Brian Kaiser, Nick Dulle, Doug Holthues, Sue Thiel, Cindy Lemmon, Kevin Brigle, Dave Lupien. Mary Hoag receives her National Honor Society Certificate from President Kevin Brigle. Members: Tom Headley, Deb Manges, Dave Hug, Jackie Dean, Jeff Rockey, Mary Hoag, Craig Buell, Elaine Wuebben, Chuck Brunbaugh, Betty Chroninger, Kyle Towers. Steve Bloir passes his torch, the symbol of the Society, onto Chuck Brumbaugh. 47 « The Chorus participates in the musical Annie Get Your Gun. Pictured is the finale. John Marcus Gallehue listens attentively while Dad directs the Spring Concert. The Edon High School Chorus was very busy this year. They entertained the student body at the Thanksgiving assembly and sang Christmas Carols at the Winter Concert. Contest, Spring Concert, and All-County Chorus kept the chorus busy, singing through March and then the musical practice started. Long hours of practice proved worthwhile an opening night when the musical Annie Get Your Gun was a success. CHORUS AND FIRST ROW: Wanda Bidwell, Merry Beavers, Laurie Smith, Cheryl Rupp, Mary Crist, Paula Tmeple, Teresa Siebenaler, Mary Jo Tingley, Pat Robbins, Elaine Wuebben. SECOMD ROW: Brenda Kaiser, Becky Lyons, Connie Dean, Nancy Long, Shelly Adams, Ila Entenman, Deb Strup, Kay Herman, Susie Brigle, Sue Knapp, Cindy Brinkman, Betty Chrisman, Jackie Dean. THIRD ROW: Peggy Schaffter, Mary Ann Smith, Deb Gambler, Deb Thiel, Robin Depew, Diane Hoffman, Deb Held, Cathy Lemmon, AI Van de Voorde, Lisa Mohre, Pat Smith, Sandy Osborn, Marcella Robison, Karen Trausch, Sandy Held, Teresa Wicker, FOURTH ROW: Laura Thiel, Janet Dulle, Mary Kuckuck, Rie Suzuki, Pam Lump, Julie Lutz, Pam Seegert, Dawn McCrea, Tricia Price, Judy Prince, Diane Livensparger, Mark Blue, Mel Lyons. FIFTH ROW: Don Wuebben, Tammy Coleman, Cheryl Flynn, Pam Rockey, Bob Perry, Ed Prince, Mike Parson, Becky Brown, Diane Mohre, Karen Muehlfeld, Mike Blue Marv Hug, Donna Hug, Mr. Gallehue, Director. SIXTH ROW: Dennis Curry, Steve Bloir ' Phil Moore, Doug Purdon, Bruce Siders, Mitch Burkholder, Jack Osborn, Al Depew, Gary Mohre, RonBunce, Kevin Nofziger, Bert Brown, Lyle Curry. 48 The Pep Band ' s major function is to aid school spirit and entertain the student body. They did a fantastic job this year. They led the Homecoming snake dance in the back of a pick up truck and got everyone psyched for the game. They also attended all pep sessions and basketball games. The Pep Band members are all volunteers with one thing in mind-pro¬ mote school spirit, but have fun while doing it. Pep Band performs at a pep assembly. Mr. Gallehue waits for a signal from cheerleaders. PEP BAND FIRST ROW: Brenda Kaiser, Sue Siebenaler, Elaine Weldon, Nancy Long, Kay Herman, Marcy Robison, Anne Eich, Sally Schaffter, Mary Jo Tingley, SECOND ROW: Laura Ricketts, Kelly Welden, Pat Smith, Teresa Stoker, Pam Lump, Mary Ann Smith, Kerry Alexander, Diane Livensparger, Mel Lyons, THIRD ROW: Sandy Meyers, Teresa Hug, Mary Hoag, Kevin Walz, Brian Kaiser, Doug Stayner, Peggy Schaffter, Larry Long. FOURTH ROW: Tom Bloir, Bill McNamee, Doug Holthues, Steve Bloir, Dawn Doty, Trina Price, Janet Doty, Tin Hopkins Cox, Pam Rockey. ' 49 Mr. Gallehue directing. THE 1976 BLUE BOMBER BAND AND MAJORETTES The Edon High School Band was very busy entertaining people this year. They played at all home football games and presented a Winter Concert just before Christmas. With an Excel¬ lent rating from Band Contest, the Blue Bomber Band presented their Spring Concert. They also selectively par¬ ticipated in All County Band and in the pit in the High School Musical, Annie Get Your Gun. Deb Held, Head Majorette. Cathy Lemmon, Majorette. 50 FRONT ROW: Greg Frank, Lynn Smith, Willie Allomong, Dave Doty, Tom Bloir, Sandy Meyers, Stacy Keller, Tricia Price, Shirley Kuckuck, Pam Lump, Katie Jermeay, Mel Lyons. SECOND ROW: Kelly Weldon, Janet Doty, Sandra Osborn, Melissa Fry, Dawn McCrea, Sandy Osmun, Michelle Siebenaler, Marcella Robison, Deb Manges, Kay Herman, Cathy Lemmon, Dave Thomas. THIRD ROW: Trina Price, Sally Schaffter, Brenda Kaiser, Pam Rockey, Betty Chroninger, Laurie Rediger, Lisa Schaffter, Bonnie Chroninger, Tammy Coleman, Susie Siebenaler, Amy von Allmen, Anne Eich, Brian Kaiser. FOURTH ROW: Lori Wagner, Annette Young, Sandy Jaggers, June Fry, Peggy Schaffter, Randy Manges, Mary Ann Smith, Kevin Nofziger, Teresa Stoker, Nancy Long, Sherry Bowles. FIFTH ROW: Elaine Welden, Mary Hoag, Pat Smith, Steve Schaffter, Todd Mocherman, Bill McNamee, Dave Blue, Tricia Phil¬ lips, Cristy Moomaw, Teresa Hug, Laura Ricketts, Susan Skiles. SIXTH ROW: Steve Manges, Kenny Skiles, Steve Blue, Steve Bloir, Rich Frank, Doug Holthues, Karen Siebenaler, Mary Jo Tingley, Diane Livensparger, Lisa Mohre, 1 Mr. Gallehue, Director. Elaine typing copy for a yearbook page. EDON HIGH SCHOOL KEY OF E STAFF The Key of E Staff started out the year by selling advertisements. This year Deb Held served as our Business Manager and took care of all our financial matters. This project, along with selling hats and scarfs and 76 yearbooks provided the funds for making the printing of the Key of E possible. Shortly after, work began in the actual pages of the yearbook. Many new ideas were incorporated throughout the book such as printed information on each page, and many decorative techniques with photographs and artwork. With the many conflicting extracurricular activies, many meetings were held in the evenings at Mrs. Hall ' s home. Bob, concentrating on a page layout. FIRST ROW: Lanna Hall, Advisor, Sue Thiel, Pam Rockey, Jackie Dean, Karen Siebenaler, Kathy Curry. 2nd ROW: Brenda Kaiser, Deb Held, Diane Hoffman, Elaine Wuebben, Amy von Allmen. Dawn McCrea, Anne Eich. 3RD ROW: Ron Bunce, Tom Peckinpaugh, Trina Price, Rich Frank, Tammy Coleman, 4TH ROW: Bob Thiel, Al Depew, Doug Holthues, Deb Holthues, Laura Thiel, Cheryl Flynn. 52 SPILLED INK Kathy Curry served as Editor of the Spilled Ink this year. She incorporated a new page format, added the Dear Bumper 1 series, dropped the grapevine, and most important of all got the Spilled Ink out on time every month. Artwork was handled by Karen Siebenaler with cover designs, and illustrations throughout each Spilled Ink. A group of reporters covered all aspects of High School life from sports to Four County. Co-Editor, Mary Jo Tingley, will serve as Editor for next years Spilled Ink Staff. Co-Editor, Mary Jo Tingley Editor, Kathy Curry FRONT ROW: Ila Entenman, Mary Jo Tingley, Susie Brigle, Elaine Wuebben, Cindy Brinkman, Betty Chrisman, Karen Siebenaler, Jerry Borton. SECOND ROW: Pat Orzechowski, Kathy Kissinger, Teresa Stoker, Kathy Curry, Deb Held, Kelly Weldon, Anne Eich, Karen Osborn, advisor, Miss Goniotakis. THIRD ROW: Sherry Bowles, Deb Manges, Brian Kaiser, Craig Buell, Deb Holthues, Laura Held, Rhonda Fenstermaker, Diane Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: Steve Bloir, Cheryl Flynn, Becky Brown, Al Depew, Tom Peckinpaugh, Rich Frank, James Wuebben, Trina Price, Cindy Lemmon. 53 Ligtale Road provided music for the dance. Bruce Goshorn, Mary Ann Smith, AI Lupien, and Dawn Doty. Karen Siebenaler, and Don Imm enjoying the dance. The Student Council was very active in representing the student body this year. They had a Bake Sale in the fall, and later held a Student Council verses Faculty Volleyball game to raise money for the Sweetheart Dance in February. They were in charge of both the Thanks¬ giving and Christmas assemblies. They organized the Volleyball Intramurals for the year and picked out the assemblies for 1977. During the year, they attended Board Meetings and Committee Meetings which had to do with the hair controversy. The year ended with a Community proj¬ ect of collecting money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. STUDENT COUNCIL 54 FRONT ROW: Kathy Curry, Steve Bloir, Marcella Robison, Jackie Dean, Advisor, Mr. von Allmen, BACK ROW: Diane Mohre, Floyd Goshorn, Brent Hug, Gary Mohre, Teresa Hug, Karen Siebenaler. Mike Huard, a giant taco had the most original cos¬ tume. Pam Seegart squishing through initiation. Each year the Spanish Club sends two members to study in Mexico. This year the scholarships went to Michelle Wert- man and Mary Hoag. They will be traveling to Cuernavaca, Mexico in the summer months. To finance this program the members sold gift items in the fall. New members were accepted and initiated into the Club at the October meeting. After holding a costume contest with new members dressed as people from the Spanish speaking countries, the new members were initiated. Now in jeans they were blindfolded and led by an old member through cooked spaghetti, tomatoes, and who knows what else. Also, a scavenger hunt was planned for new members. At the November meeting Richie Frank, Pam Rockey, and Cheryl Flynn showed their slides of Mexico from their trip in the summer of 1975. A Christmas party complete with pinata was held in December and some members went caroling, singing in Spanish of course. The Spanish Club Banquet was held in May with only active members attending. Prizes were awarded to the high point members. FRONT ROW: Paula Temple, Karen Siebenaler, Tom Head- ley, Pat Orzechowski, SECOND ROW: Mary Hoag, Lisa Mohre, Deb Manges, Trina Price, Michelle Wertman, Kathy Curry, Advisor, Mrs. Posey. THIRD ROW: Sandy Osborn, Tricia Phillips, Mike Blue, Kathy Manges, Kay Herman, Dave Blue, Kerry Alexander, Mark Blue, Kerry Brigle, Gary Gearhart, Stacy Keller. FOURTH ROW: Alan Van de Voorde, Brian Kaiser, Craig Buell, Cheryl Flynn, Kevin Brigle, Mike Parson, Diane Mohre, Gary Bowling, Rick Hurd, Pam Rockey, Sarah Hill, Jackie Dean. TOP ROW: Rodney Hill, Norman Crist, Ron Bunce, Doug Holthues, Steve Bloir, Richie Frank, Lynn Smith, Mike Huard, Jeff Rockey, Don Wuebben. 55 SPIRIT OF 76 Trina Price-Treasurer, Sheryl Livensparger- Secretary, Milt Nester-Vi ce-President, and David Mohre-President, Senior Class Officers. The Senior Class had a prosperous year. They sold magazines, and candy. They had a bake sale and Senior Slave Day. They sponsored the Ohio State University Game which drew a capacity crowd. The Class Trip was to Phila¬ delphia, Washington D.C. and Mew York. The Senior Class would like to thank everyone who helped in making their last year at Edon so memorable. osu Phil Aldrich Karen Borton Phil Aldrich-General Curriculum Robby E. Bates-DECA 3, 4. Cathy Etta Beres-DECA 3; GAA 1; Office Help 4. Steven Charles Bloir-AII- County Band 3,4; All- County Chorus 3,4; An¬ nual Staff 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,3,4; Intra¬ mural Volleyball 3; Bas¬ ketball 2; Junior Play 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4-Re¬ porter 3,4; Spilled Ink 4; Stage Band 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4-Assembly Chairman 2,3, Vice-Presi¬ dent Awards: Spanish 1-1, John Hurd Memorial Scholar¬ ship to Mexico-2, High Spanish Club Salesman 1, 2, Track 2, Morning An- nouncements-4, District I Solo and Ensemble Com¬ petition 4. Karen Borton-Chorus 1,2; Spilled Ink 4; Four-Coun¬ ty 3,4,-O.O.E.A. Sherry Anne Bowles-Band Robby Bates Sherry Bowles 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4-Captain 4; Chorus 1; GAA track 2; Intramural Volleyball 3; Musical 1,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Office Help 4; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Spilled Ink 4; Awards: John Hurd Mem¬ orial Scholarship-2, Shorthand I Award-3, Shorthand II Award-4. Neil Bowling-Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer Vice-Presi¬ dent 2; FFA 1,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Intramural Vol¬ leyball 3,4; Junior Play 3; Office Help 4; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Var¬ sity Club 3,4; Awards: 1st Team All- League Wide Receiver 3, Most Improved Player in Football 3; 2nd Team All-League Offensive Back 4, Co-Captain 4. Kevin Eugene Brigle- Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3; Class Officer- 2-President; Cross Coun¬ try 1,2,3,4; Homecominq Escort 2,4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4-Presi- Cathy Beres Neil Bowling dent 4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Awards: I Dare You Award, English Mass Media Award, English Re¬ search Award, The Society of Distinguished Ameri¬ can High School Students 3,4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; School Chess Champion 2,3. Kathy Lu Curry-All- County Chorus 2,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4-Photographer 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Officer-2 Secretary; FHA 1,2-Photographer 3; GAA Basketball Score keeper 1, Historian 2, VB and Bas¬ ketball Stat 2; Girls State Delegate 3; Junior Play 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; Office Help 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Spanish 2,3,4-Photographer 2,3,4; Spilled Ink 2,3,4- Editor 4; Student Council 3,4-Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4. Wards: Knights of Colum- ous Essay Contest and Dis¬ trict Contest. Allen Lynn Depew-All- County Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 1,2, Steve Bloir Kevin Brigle 3; Spilled Ink 4. Awards: American Legion Award 3. Denise Marie Dick: All- County Chorus 1; Cheer¬ leader 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1; GAA 2,3,4-VB 2,3, Track 2; Intramural VB 3,4; Musical 1,2; Of¬ fice Help 2,3; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. Rebecca Joan brown-AII- County Chorus 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4- Vice-President 3; Presi¬ dent 4; French Club 3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Play 4; Awards: Junior and Chap¬ ter Degrees in FHA 1,2, State Homemaker 4, Betty Crocker Family Leader 4; State Con¬ vention 3,4, Dawn Brown-Chorus 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; Four County-3-Cosm etology- Vice-President 3. Charles Dale Brumbaugh- FFA 3,4; French Club 2; Intramural Volleyball 4; National Honor Society 4; Varsity 3,4.. Awards: All League Honorable Mention 4. Tina Hopkins Cox- Gen¬ eral Curriculum. Connie Curry-Annual Staff 3; Chorus 1; Class Officer 4; FHA 1; GAA 1, 2; Homecoming Attendant 3; Musical 1; Spilled Ink 1; V.I.C.A.-4; Four- County 3,4. Awards: Art Award-2. During the Senior field trip to the courthouse we were shown how marriage licenses are filled out. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Thiel, Larry Long, Kevin Brigle, Milt Nester, Mr. Got- shall, Randy Thiel. Whoever said that a high school can ' t sometimes be a jail-Kathy Curry could make a few comments on that idea. Becky Brown Dawn Brown Chuck Brumaugh Tina Cox Connie Curry Kathy Curry Allen Depew Denise Dick 59 Tony Disbrow Randy Entenman Dawn Doty Cheryl Flynn Nick Dulle Richie Frank t ■■ ■• • ' Tv . .■� ; - a x, n-MWw Bill Bill Entenman Fry 1 BACK ROW: Dennis Kaiser, Donna Hug, Laura Held, Rie Suzuki, Sheryl Livensparger, Rhonda Miller, Cheryl F lynn, Cindy Lemmon, Trina Price, Mr. Blue, Mrs. Blue, Becky Brown, Pam Rockey, Deb Held, Pam Lump, Gail Thiel, Kathy Manges, Cathy Curry, Kathy Fry, Sherry Bowles, Denise Dick, Karen Siebenaler, Dennis Kaiser. FRONT ROW: James Wuebben, Richie Frank, Steve Kuckuck, Milt Nester, Jon Hake, Steve Bloir, Brian Kaiser, Lynn Smith, Larry Long, Kent Thiel, Kevin Skiles, Randy Thiel, Kevin Brigle, Neil Bowling, Chuck Brumbaugh, David Mohre, Doug Holthues, and Floyd Goshorn. Anthony Wayne Disbro- Four-County. Awards: Won District tractor trouble shooting contest and 7th in the state. Dawn Val Doty-All- County Band 1 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Musi¬ cal 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Awards: Who ' s Who in American High School Students. Nick Dulle-Class Officer; -Secretary at Four- County; National Honor Society 3,4; V.I.C.A.- District Contestant 1st place. Regional Con¬ testant 2nd place. State Contestant; Four-County 3,4. William Paul Entenman- DECA 3,4; Intramurals 2. .Randy Entenman-Four- County 3,4. Cheryl Louise Flynn-All- County Chorus 2,3,4; An¬ nual Staff 3,4; Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA Vol¬ leyball 2; Musical 1,2,3; Office Help 2,3,4; Span¬ ish Club 1,2,3,4; Spilled Ink 2,3,4; Statistician 4. Awards: John Hurd Memorial Scholarship to Mexico, Business Educa¬ tion, Outstanding Spanish Club Member, Top Sales¬ man for Spanish Club; Who ' s Who in American High School Students. Glen Richard Frank Jr.- All-County Band 4; An¬ nual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; In¬ tramural Volleyball 3,4; Musical 4; Spanish Club 1, 2,3,4; Spilled Ink 3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Awards: 7th place in BBC Cross Country meet. William Donald Fry- National Honor Society 3, 4; Four-County 3,4. 61 Kathy Fry Ron Gearhart Athur Goodside Craig Goshorn Floyd Goshorn Janice Green Jon Hake Ron Hake Kathy Fry-FHA 1,2,3,4- Player in Track 4, Most Parliamentarian 4; Band Improved player in Bas- 1,2; Majorette 2. ketball 4. Ronald James Gearhart- Janis Elaine Wehrle Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Green-Chorus 1; FHA 1; Four-County 3,4. GAA 2-Track; National Honor Society 3,4; Four Arthur Ellsworth Good- County 3-Cosmetology, side- Four-County J.V.S. Awards’ Junior Degree in 5,4. FHA 1. Craig Goshen-Four- Jon David Hake-FFA 1,2, County 3,4. 3, Homecoming Escort 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. Floyd Ellsworth Goshorn- Band 1,2,3, Basketball 1, Ron Hake-Four-County 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; 3,4. Football 1,4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Student Joe Headley-Four-County Council 4, Varsity Club 3,4. 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Awards’ All-League Debora Ellen Held-All- Honorable Mention Foot- County Chorus 2,3,4; An- ball 4, Most Improved nual Staff 3,4-Business Manager 4; Chorus 1,2,3, Laura Rose Held-Class 4; Class Officer Treasurer Officer Treasurer 3; GAA 2; FHA 1,2,3,4-Historian Volleyball 2, Track 2, 2, Parliamentarian 3, Basketball 2,3,4, Vice- Vice-President 4; Major- President 3, President 4; ette 2,3,4-Head Ma- ‘ Intramural Volleyball 4; jorette 2,3,4; Musical 1, Junior Play 3; National 2,3,4; National Honor Honor Society 3,4; Senior Society 3,4; Office Help Play 4; Spanish Club 1,2; 3,4; Spilled Ink 1,2,4; Spilled Ink 4; Statistician Spanish Club 3; Basket- for Football 4, Varsity and ball Statistician 4. Reserve Basketball 4, Awards: FFA Queen, Out- Baseball 4; National Hon- standing English 9 English or Society Treasurer 4; 1, Spanish I Award 3, Awards: Who ' s Who In State Homemaker 4, FHA America High School Stu- Junior and Chapter De- dents, Distinguished grees 1,2, Superior Ma- American High School jorette Ribbon 4 from Students 4, High School Smith-Walbrige Camp, All-American in Basket- Chorus Award 4, Book- ball 4, Most Improved keeping Award 4, Who ' s Player in Basketball 3, Who in American High Most Valuable Player in School Students. Basketball 4. The Talkingest: CHERYL FLYNN The blushingest: LAURA HELD The cutest: KAREN SIEBENA LER The prettiest: GAIL THIEL The most absent-minded: AL DEPEW The handsomest: CHUCK BRUMBAUGH The shyest: SALLY SCHAFFTER The quietest: PAM LUMP The biggest boss: RANDY THIEL The story teller: MIKE PARSON The weakest voiced: BRIAN KAISER The lady ' s man: LARRY LONG The most childish: RANDY THIEL The best farmer: MILT NESTER The laziest: RANDY THIEL The most motherly looking: KATHY FRY The craziest: CHERYL FLYNN The teachers helper: LAURA HELD The cradle robber: LARRY LONG The hardiest worker: KATHY MANGES The most romantic: KATHY KEVIN The most dignified: GAIL THIEL The best-natured: DAVE MOHRE The silliest: CHERY L FLYNN The most wasting time: RANDY THIEL The arguingest: KEVIN BIRGLE The fastest talker: CHERYLFLYNN The laughinest: CHERYL FLYNN STEVE BLOIR The best sportsman: LYNN SMITH The smartest: KATHY MANGES Rie and some of her senior friends stop to pose for a picture. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, Rie, Phil Aldrich, Rie Suzuki, Elon ' s only exchanges student over the past year, left Tuesday, June 29 for her home near Tokyo, Japan. Rie has spent the last 10 months with Mr. and Mrs. Ned Price, Trina, Tricia and Troy, Route 1, Edon. She is not very anxious to go back to Japan and take her senior year in high school since all her classmates graduated this year. Rie says she would very much like to go to Col¬ lege in the United States, preferably Defiance College. In Japan, it is difficult to get into col¬ lege, only about 10 of each 200 who apply get into College. She would like to thank everyone who made her feel so welcome. Her home address in Japan is Rie Suzuki-9-204 Igusa-Residence; Igusa, Yashio-shi; Saitama- Ked Japan. 63 I Rodney T. Hill-French Club 3,4; Library Club 2, 3,4; Senior Play 4; Span¬ ish Club 2,3,4. Awards: French (most academic). Science Fic¬ tion (most academic.) David Alan Hoffman- Class Officer 2,3 (4-Co.); DECA 4; Cross Country 2; FFA 1; Manager for Foot¬ ball 1; Manager for Bas¬ ketball 2; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 3 (4-Co.); Varsity Club (Track) 1,2; Four-County 3. Douglas Jack Holthues- A11-County Band 4; All- County Chorus 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Chorus 1,3; Cross Country 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Manager 1; Musical 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Statistician 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. Donna Marie Hug-All- County Chorus 4; Chorus 1,2,4; FHA 1,2; GAA Vol¬ leyball 2,3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2,3; Intramurals 4; Musical 1,2,4; Office Help 2,3,4; Statistician for Football 4; Statistician for GAA Basketball 4; Awards: FHA Junior and Chapter Degrees in FHA, Who ' s Who in American High School Students. Brian Kaiser-All-Coun- ty Band 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Intramur al VB 3; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Musical 1,3,4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Spilled Ink 4; Stage Band 3,4; Sta¬ tistician 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. Awards: Most Valuable Player in Golf. Dennis Eugene Kaiser- FFA 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; Spilled Ink 3; Video¬ tape 2,3,4. Deb Kissinger-Chorus 1; FHA 1,2; Four-County 3, 4. Awards: Junior and Chap¬ ter Degrees in FHA. Steven Andrew Kuckuck- DECA 4; Four-County 3. Cynthia Lou Lemmon- All-County Band 2,3; All-County Chorus 3; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,3; GAA Track 2, Score- keeper 4; Intramural Vol¬ leyball 4; Junior Play 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Spilled Ink 4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Student Council 1. Awards: John Hurd Mem¬ orial Scholarship to Mexico 2. Award: Book¬ keeping Award. Mark Daniel Lirot- Gen¬ eral Curriculum. Sheryl Kay Livensparger- A11-County Chorus 2; Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 3,4-Secretary; FHA 1,2; GAA 2,3,4- volleyball, basketball, track-reporter 3,4; Homecoming At¬ tendant 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Intramural VB 2,3,4; Musical 1,2; Of¬ fice Help 3,4; Senior Play 4; Spanish Club 2 3; Awards: Commercial Award. Larry Gene Long-All- County Band 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Football 1,2,3,4; In- trumurals 4; Musical 1,3, 4; Pep Band 1,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Senior Play 4; Stage Band 3; Statis¬ tician 4; Varsity Club 2, 3,4. Awards: Football Honor¬ able Mention All-League 2; 1st Team Defense 4; Co-Captain 4. Pamela Kaye Lump-All- County Band 2,3,4; All- County Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3; Stage Band 2,3. Awards: Solo and Ensem- Rick Lord-DECA 3,4; Homecoming Escort 3. Donna Hug Steve Kuckuck 64 Rod Hill Brian Kaiser Dave Hoffman Dennis Kaiser Doug Holthues Deb Kissinger Cindy Lemmon Rick Lord Kathy Manges Mark Lirot Pam Lump Rhonda Miller Sheryl Livensparger David Lupien Dave Mohre Larry Long Chris Lutz Julie Mohre ble Contest 2,3,4, Arion Award, Creative Writing Award 4. David Lee Lupien- Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; T rack 1,2,3,4. Awards: Alternate for Boy ' s State Delegate 3, American Legion Award 4. Chris Lutz-Four-County 3,4. Kathy Lynn Manges-AII- County Band 3; Band 1,2, 3; Chorus 1,2; Class Of¬ ficer Vice-President 1; FHA 1; GAA 1,2,3,4-Bas- ketball 2,3; Volleyball 2, 4, Track 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Intramural VB 3,4; Manager for Cross Country 3; Musical 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3-Treasurer 4; Statistician Basketball 1, 2,3; Statistician for GAA Basketball 1. Awards: DAR Good Citi¬ zens Award 4; Modern Fiction Award 3; Who ' s Who in American High School Students 3,4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4; Outstanding Junior Award 3; Wms. Co. Panhellnic Assoc. Award; American Legion Award 4; Pro Life Award 4; Highest Pt. Average. Rhonda Lee Miller-All- County Chorus 2; Annual Staff 3; Band 2,3; Chorus 1,2; DECA 4-DECA Con¬ vention 4; FHA 1,2; GAA Basketball 1,2-Volley¬ ball 3, Track 2; Intra¬ murals 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3; Musical 1,4; Office Help 4; Statistician 1,2,3, 4. David Charles Mohre- Class Officer 4-Presi dent, Vice-President 3; DECA 3,4; FFA 1,2; Manager 2, 3,4. Julie Ann Mohre-Chorus 1,2; Four-County 3,4- Cosmetology. Milton Earl Nester-Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Class Of- ficer 4-Vice-President; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Homecoming Escort 4; Spilled Ink 3; FHA King 4. Awards: FFA Star Green- hand, Star Chapter Far¬ mer, State Farmer. Michael William Parson- Chorus 1,3,4; Musical 1, 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. Trina Rae Price-All- County Band 2,3,4; An¬ nual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1; Class Officer Treasurer 4; FHA 1; GAA 3,4; Intramural VB 4; Musical 3,4; Office Help 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4 Trea¬ surer 4; Spilled Ink 4. Jon Philip Racette- Homecoming Escort 1,3; Intramurals 1,2; Musical 1; Four-County 3,4-Horr- ticulture. Sarah Reed-General Cur¬ riculum. Pamela Sue Rockey-AII- County Band 2,3,4; All- County Chorus 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4-Pianist 2,4; GAA Basketball 1,3, Volleyball 2,3; Intramural VB 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Sen¬ ior Play 4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3. Awards: John Hurd Memorial Scholarship 3; Spanish Award 3; Who ' s Who in American High School Students; Creative Writing Award-3; Ameri¬ can Legion Award 3; Distinguished American High School Students 3,4. Sally Sue Schaffter-A11- County Band £; Band 1, 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Office Help 4; Pep Band 3,4. Awards: Junior Degree in FHA. Jerry Seslar-Genera I Curriculum. Karen Ann Siebenaler- All-County Band 3,4; All-County Chorus 3; Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3; Class Officer Treasurer 1; FHA 1; GAA l,2,3,4; Intramural VB 3, 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3,4; Pep Band 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Spilled Ink 4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Student Council 2,4. Kevin Skiles-Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer President at Four- County 3,4; DECA 4; FFA 1; Football 1,2; Student Council; Varsity Club 3, 4; Four-County 3. Lynn Anthony Smith-All- County Band 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1, 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Stage Band 4; Student Council 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Track 2,3,4. Awards: Best underclass¬ men in track. Rie Suzuki-AII-County Chorus 4; Chorus 4; French Club 4; Musical 4. Gail Thiel-Cheerleader 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Class Officer President 3; FHA 1; GAA Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Volleyball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4; Intramural Basket¬ ball 1, Volleyball 3,4; Musical 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Office Help 1,2,3. Awards: Who ' s Who in American High School Students. Kent Thiel-Basketball 1; FFA 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Four- County 3,4. Awards: Most Improved Player in Football 2, President of V.I.C.A. 3, Treasurer 4. Randy Joseph Thiel- Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Intramural VB 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Awards: Best underclass¬ men in baseball 2,3; All- League in Baseball 3. Susan Ranae Thiel-Annual Staff 1,2,3,4-Editor-4; Band 1,2,3; FHA 1; Intra¬ mural Basketball 1; Intra¬ mural Volleyball 3,4; Musical 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Office Help 4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 1,2,3; GAA Basketball 1,2,3,4; GAA Track 2,3,4; GAA Volley¬ ball 2,3,4; GAA Treasurer 3; GAA Secretary-Trea¬ surer 4. Dorothy Kuckuck Thomp¬ son-Band 1,2; Chorus 1, 2; FHA 1,2; Library Club 2; Musical 2; Four-County 3,4. Awards: Placed in O.O.E.A. Region 6th in keypunching. Jenice Trausch-Band 1, 2; Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2; Spilled Ink 1,2; GAA Basketball 1,2; Four- County 3,4. Awards: Junior Home¬ maker and Chapter Home¬ maker Degrees in FHA; O.E.A. Club at Four- County. Robin Sue Weldon-Band 1,2; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Four-County 3,4-Cos¬ metology. Awards: V.I.C.A. Junior V.I.C.A. Representative to Columbus for Govern¬ ment Study 3. James Bernard Wuebben- FFA 1,2,3,4-Treasurer 2, Treasurer 4; Intramurals 4; Spilled Ink 4. Awards: Star Greenhand 1; State FFA Convention 1,3; National FFA Convention 3, Dekalb Award for out¬ standing Senior in FFA. 66 Milt Nester Michael Parsons Trina Price Jon Racette Sara Reed Karen Siebenaler Gail Thiel Dorothy Thompson Pam Roc key Kevin Skiles Kent Thiel Jen ice Trausch Sally Schaffter Lynn Smith Randy T hiel Robin Weldon Jerry Seslar Rie Suzuki Susan Thiel James Wuebben 67 JUNIORS Don Ailiff Dennis Bates Jeff Blue Albert Brown Craig Buell Betty Chroninger DeWayne Colbart Dennis Curry Jackie Dean Todd Dick Chris Eich Mike Ely Kathy Walz Entenman Rhonda Fenstermaker Jeanne Fry David Hake Tom Headley Kay Herman Mary Hoag Diane Hoffman Brent Hug Dave Hug Teresa Hug Richard Hurd Brenda Kaiser Larry Kline Curtis Lump Alan Lupien Julia Lutz Becky Lyons Debbie Manges Jerry Matthews Joanna Miller Wilfred Miller Lisa Mohre 68 Marie Musser Kevin IMofziger Patricia Orzechowski Karen Osborn Bill Page Eugene Patrick Tom Peckinpaugh Jeff Rockey Tim Rockey Ralph Shuster Steven Smith Terry Strohl David Thomas Sue Thomapson Fred Thiel Kyle Towers Elaine Wuebben Absent Jeff AI wood Kenny Carter Sue Huard Jeff Miller Cheryl Rupp Bob Steinke PHYSICS, U.S. HISTORY, MANY MONEY PROM AND MANY, PROJECTS There are thirty-four boys and twenty-three girls in the Junior class making a total of fifty-seven students. Officers were elected in the fall and because of the small class size dues of $10 per student initiated. Mr. Thiel, class advisor, worked with the class to get ready for Homecoming. Ad¬ vertising was sold to pay for programs for the Homecoming game while the Homecoming committee developed the theme The Year Of The Bicentennial. An 8 foot by 5 foot 1776 flag was made by Sis Hug and Mary Hoag and wicker chairs, donated by Mrs. Clela Curry, adorned the float for the Queen and Court. Because the Junior class is small it was decided to have a slave Day to raise money. Dennis Curry plowed a field, Larry Kline turned his home into a car wash and other Juniors had jobs raking leaves and washing windows. The Junior class also sold programs at basketball games with cover designs by Tom Peckinpaugh and Dave Thomas. Junior Class officers are: FROMT ROW: Mary Hoag, President, and Kay Herman, Vice-Presi¬ dent. BACK ROW: Lisa Mohre, Secretary, and Rhonda Fenstermaker, Treasurer. 69 SOPHOMORES Linda Anspaugh Jerry Borton Gary Bowling Susan Brigle Cindy Brinkman Linda Brown Ron Bunce Mitch Burkholder Betty Chrisman Terry Chroninger Larry Crist Janet Doty Janet Dulle Anne Eich Dan Ely Ila Entenman Kathy Flowers John Flynn Debbie Gambler Randy Gearhart Bruce Goshorn Jeff Goshorn Kevin Hollstein Deb Holthues Pam Hopkins Marvin Hug Charlie Jaggers Marc Joice Kathy Kissinger Tammy Kissinger Sue Knapp Mary Kuckuck Terry Kurtz Cathy Lemmon Diane Livensparger Angela Lutz Jennifer Malone Randy Manges Kerry Mathews Larry Meyers Sandra Meyers Gary Mohre Roger Muehlfeld Jack Osbom Jim Peckinpaugh Dana Peterson Edward Prince Judy Prince Doug Purdon 70 Laurie Rediger Laura Ricketts Marcella Robison Kenny Siebenaler Susan Siebenaler John Smith Mary Ann Smith Curtis Stantz Doug Stayner Teresa Stoker Jerry Suffel Michael Swank Paula Temple Laura Thiel Ted Thiel Mary Jo Tingley Mark Trausch Alan Van de Voorde Kevin Walz Davi d Wehrle Doug Wehrle Kelly Weldon Michelle Wertman Terry Whitney Diane Zeigler Absent-Jody Miller Reggie Reed CLASS OFFICERS World History, Biology, Class Rings, Driver ' s License. The Sophomore class consists of seventy- eight students. There are thirty-nine boys and thirty-nine girls. One of the many things the Sophomore ' s look forward to is making a float for the Home¬ coming. They worked on the float at Joe Wolfe ' s Garage under the advisement of Mr. Caris. Kenny Siebenaler furnished the tractor, the wagon, and his driving ability. Another thing the Sophomore ' s look forward to is ordering their class rings. They ordered them on October 8th and received them on March 12th. They were all very excited to receive them. Sophomore Class Officers are: FRONT ROW Dan Ely, President and Curtis Stantz, Vice-President. BACK ROW; Kevin Hollstein, Treasurer and Laura Thiel, Secretary. 71 FRESHMEN Shelly Adams Kerry Alexander Amy von Allmen Bill Barraco Merry Beavers Becky Bennett Wanda Bidwell Tom Bloir Dave Blue Mark Blue Mike Blue Kerry Brigle Bill Brumbaugh George Carothers Greg Chrisman Tammy Coleman Mary Kay Crist Norman Crist Lyle Curry Connie Dean Robin Depew Tony Entenman June Fry Melissa Fry Gary Gearhart Lorri Godsey Mike Guilford Lyle Held Sandy Held Steve Hernandez Sarah Hill Mike Huard Dan Hug Don Ingersoll Stacy Keller Bob Kissinger Mike Long Nancy Long Mel Lyons Eric Matthews Dawn McCrea Bill McNamee Ray Miller Diane Mohre Nicholas Mohre Roger Montgomery Philip Moore Karen Muehlfeld Brian Nofziger Sandy Osborn Sandy Osmun Robert Perry Tricia Phillips Tricia Price Linda Ridgway Ray Ridgway 72 Patricia Robbins Teresa Rawlins Peggy Schaffter Pam Seegert Bruce Siders Teresa Siebenaler Tom Siebenaler John Smith Laurie Smith Pat Smith Debby Strup Daniel Swint Pam Temple Bob Thiel Debbie Thiel Debra Thompson Karen Trausch Elaine Weldon Steven Wicker Teresa Wicker Don Wuebben Sharon Zimmerman YOUNG, AND ABLE The Freshman class consists of seventy-eight students. There are thirty-nine boys and thirty-nine girls. The most important event of the year for Freshman is decorating a float for the Home¬ coming. This year they won second with a float depicting, Sink the Hamilton Marines. Mr. Jerdonek, class advisor, was busy with the football team and asked Miss Pollock to help with the float. They worked on the float at Nickie Mohre ' s home. Nickie ' s pet goat, Muisance, tried to get into the action. While the Freshman were busy working on the float, Nuisance was busy working on the tail lights of Mr. Jer- donek ' s car and Miss Pollock ' s purse. Both were recoved before any real damage was done, but many Freshman will long remem¬ ber the helpful boost given by Nuisance. Freshman Class Officers are: FRONT ROW, Mel Lyons-President, Dave Blue-Vice- President. BACK ROW; Mark Blue-Treasurer, Nancy Long-Secretary. FRESHMAN: EAGER, DEDICATION MRS. VIVIENNE WATERSTON MRS. FERN HEMENWAY Mrs. Fern Hemenway has taught a total of thirty-six years. Her career began in 1936 in a one room school house in Williams Center, Ohio. She had thirty students and taught all eight grades for one year. She then taught for two years, again all eight grades, at Union Corners Country School located north of Springlake Grange. Enjoying just one grade, fourth grade, she taught for twenty-five at Edon. When the schools were consolidated, into Edon- Northwest, she moved to third grade at the Morthwest building. She has taught there for the last seven years. Her students remember the special stories she used to read, and the beautiful decorations in her school room from her travels. Mrs. Hemenway, who loved teaching, will be remembered with love by many past, present and future graduates of Edon High School. She holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from Bowling Green State University which took twenty-nine years to get. Mrs. Vivienne Waterston began her teaching career substituting at the historic Hay Jay School. She taught all eight grades, all subjects with janitorial duties. Moving to Morth¬ west School, she helped with an overflowing enrollment. After teaching second semester at Ainger School, Mrs. Waterston re¬ turned to Northwest to teach second and third grades, the year the new addition was built. Since then she has taught fourth grade at North¬ west for a total of twenty years of teaching. Students remember the programs she presented the Mothers Club, with each student having a part. She always took time to answer notes to her student papers and also allotted space on the new blacktop at Northwest School for each activity. Students also remember being required to eat at least two bites of each food on their tray when Mrs. Waterston had cafeteria duty and the cooks, knowing her dislike for peas, always gave her two spoonfuls when peas were served. Many students at Edon High School have fond memories of Mrs. Water¬ ston, lovelingly known as Mrs. Wet Rock.” Mrs. Waterston holds a two year Diploma from Bowling Green State University. G. Kent Adams Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Congratulations to all students and employees of our school for another successful year. I know how much effort and persistance was involved in your accomplishments. I also know of the financial sacrifices made by the parents and citizens of the district. G. Kent Adams Charles Swogger John von Allmen Lorraine Rockey-Clerk Iva Mae Keller High School Principal Guidance Counselor of Board of Education School Secretary School Board Members: FIRST ROW; Howard Skiles, Frank Friskney. SECOND ROW; Kent Adams, Lorraine Rockey, Leslie Hake, Lyle Hug. nf - LaMar Allomong School Board President HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY The High School Faculty welcomed a new Principal to Edon High School this year. Com¬ ing from southern Ohio, Charles Swogger served as Principal at Eastern High School in Reeds- ville, Ohio for two years before coming to Edon. When questioned about his first year at Edon, Mr. Swogger stated that he had ' enjoyed the opportunity of working with the students of EHS. ' The faculty also welcomed three new teachers this year. They were Miss Kathy Goniotakis, Miss Kristina Pollock, and Mrs. Connie Richer. Both Miss Pollock and Mrs. Richer began their first year of teaching this year, but Miss Gonio¬ takis had taught previously in Delta, Ohio. John von Allmen Burton Blue Karen Blanchard Bale Brumbaugh 76 I John von Allmen, BS MS - High School and Middle School Guidance Counselor, Careers Class, Student Council Advisor. (14) Karen Blanchard, BS MS in Education - World History, World Geography, Health, Physiology, Physical Education, Coach of GAA Volleyball, Basketball, and Track. (3) Burton Blue, MS in Education - Distribu- tative Education I and II, Sociology, Economics, DECA Advisor, Head Basketball and Track Coach. (10) Dale Brumbaugh, MA in Agriculture Edu¬ cation - Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, IV, FFA Advisor, Intramural Sports Super¬ visor. (3) Terry Caris, BS MS in Education - Book¬ keeping, Basic Business, Shorthand I II, Typing I II, Reserve Basketball Coach, Sophomore Class Advisor. (6) Jo Ellen Culbertson, BS in Education - Li¬ brarian, Research Paper, Science Fiction, Library Club Advisor. (4) Jim Gallehue, BS in Music Education - Band and Chorus, Music Appreciation, Marching Band, Pep Band, Musical Direc¬ tor, Drivers Education. (3) Kathy Goniotakis, BS in Education - Eng¬ lish 10, French II, Drama, Mass Media, American Heritage, Communications, Spilled Ink Advisor, Junior - Senior Play Director. (1) Lanna Hall, BS in Education - Art I, Ad¬ vanced Art, Key of E Advisor. (4) James Jerdonek, BA - American Govern¬ ment, American History, Freshman and Sophomore Health and Physical Education, Advanced Physical Education, Varsity Foot¬ ball and Baseball Coach, Freshman Class Advisor. (3) Kristina Pollock, BS in Education - Spe¬ cial Education (1) Phyllis Posey, BA MA - English 9, Span¬ ish I and II, Advanced Spanish, Creative Writing, Modern Literature, Spanish Club Advisor, Creative Writing, Magazine Ad¬ visor. (7) Connie Richer, BS in Vocational Home Economics - Home Economics I and II, Advanced Home Economics, FHA Advisor. (1) Leonard Senger, BS in Electrical Engineer¬ ing, MS in Education - Industrial Arts I, II, III, IV. (11) Paul Temple, BA in Biology-Chemistry- Physical Science, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, National Honor Society Ad¬ visor. (9) Dan Thiel, BS in Education - General Math, Algebra I, II, Geometry, Senior Math, Junior Class Advisor. (6) Mr. Brumbaugh is caught in the busy halls of EHS. Miss Pollock helps one of her students, Don Ingersoll. Kristina Pollock Phyllis Posey Connie Richer Leonard Senger Paul Temple Dan Thiel BUS DRIVERS The Bus Drivers have many duties to perform. Each has a special bus route. Dayton Young, for example, drives the Kindergarten bus, and team buses for all sports besides driving bus in the morning and after school. Junior Lloyd drives when he is needed and during the years he has been a janitor at Edon High School, he has driven every route. All the drivers enjoy driving bus, and believe the kids make their job more fun. Junior Lloyd repairing a light in the Typing Room. Bus Drivers: Russell Kuckuck, Norman Kuckuck, Junior Lloyd, James Burlew, Rosa Burlew, Mildred Faulhaber, Dayton Young, Bob Reamsnyder. 78 EDON HIGH SCHOOL COOKS AND CUSTODIANS Edon High School is fortunate to have Donna Price, and Millie Luke in the kitchen. They prepare such delicacies as Lasagne, Salisbury Steak, Fried Chicken, Tacos, Pumpkin Custard, Ginderbread, and Peach Delight. This year a Milk Shake Machine was added operated by Junior Lloyd. He always seemed to have business. Donna has worked in the E.H.S. kitchen for five years and Millie, 10 years. Both enjoy bring with the students. The Janitors, in charge of building main¬ tenance, need to be handy, handy men. Dayton has been at Edon High School since before the addition was added to the school, but Junior has only been with the system for five years. They also double as bus drivers as do Larry Hug and Robert Reamsnyder. Ron Schuller is a night watchman and janitor. He also opens the school on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons for community use. Ron remembers a frustrating yet amusing moment with the schools heating system. Late one cold winter night, the heating system refused to work properly. Ron, assisted by Dayton, Junior and Superintendent, Kent Adams, were adjusting a relief valve over Mr. Fritz ' s office. Mr. Adams took over the adjusting and turned the valve a bit too far. Water flowed out and Mr. Adams got soaked! Even with those few dismaying moments, all the janitors enjoy their jobs and the students at Edon High School. Cooks, Donna Price and Millie Luke, happily prepare lunch. Janitors, Robert R eamsnyder, Junior Lloyd, Dayton Young, Larry Hug, and Ron Schuller. 79 Eighth Grade Cheerleaders: Lisa Schaffter, Lisa Miller, Kim Seegert, captain, and Lori Wagner. The eighth grade cheerleaders were chosen last October by a panel of Junior High Teachers. Kim Seegert was chosen captain and Tammy Rehmert, seventh grade captain, was eighth grade alternate. They cheered at all Eighth Grade Games, helped with a high school football half-time show, and helped sell cake tickets at high school basketball games. Among the amusing moments of the season, the girls did a cheer to present the team and the boys didn ' t come out of the locker room. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: Teena Kissinger, Cindy Brigle, Barb Hoffman, and Tammy Rehbert, captain. The seventh grade cheerleaders were chosen in October along with the eight grade cheerleaders. Two individual cheers were required and one group cheer. Tammy Rehmert was chosen captain, with Barb Long chosen alternate. The girls cheered all seventh grade basketball games which were held after school. At one game Cindy Brigle became upset with a fellow cheerleader and threw her Pom-Poms at Barb Hoffman. Despite this amusing incident, the boys had a winning season. 81 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL AND FRONT ROW: Lyle Van de Voorde, Dan Greathouse, Dennis Fen- stermaker, Ronnie Dean, Tom Dewire, Matt Barraco, Scott Bidwell. BACK ROW: Roger Tennant, Matt Eich, Kip Holstein, John Schaf- fter, Scott Buell, Stan Becker, Clyde Depew, Todd Long, Troy Price, Jon Mills, Mr. Johnson, coach. TRACK Seventh Grade Basketball Edgerton Montpelier Hilltop Hamilton North Central B lakeslee Pettisvi lie Montpelier Stryker (T.) Fayette (T.) North Central We They 26 24 29 36 27 26 29 59 31 18 36 40 26 28 45 44 23 22 24 26 44 27 Kenney Skiles, Steve Blue, Gregory Frank, Timothy Whitney, Jeff Word, Mike Sutton, Scott Malone, Greg Livensparger Richard Hill, Steve Manges, Milan Towers, Mr. Kelble, coach. Eight Grade Basketball We They Hil Itop 29 22 North Central 23 40 Hamilton 27 31 Stryker 27 56 Edgerton 15 41 Hilltop 38 45 Fayette 25 54 Pettisvi lie 12 39 Montpelier 33 34 Edgerton 33 37 Hilltop (T.) 31 38 The Junior High Track Team, coached by Mr. Johnson, had an active year with the kids getting a few scrapes and bruises. Most of the kids workes hard to build up their muscles for high school track. FIRST ROW: Ronnie Green, Tom Held, Joe Best, Kenny Walz, Steve Manges, Roger Tennant, Todd Long, Bud Wagner, Steve Blue, Tim Whitney, Greg Frank, Kenny Skiles, Todd Mocherman, SECOND ROW: Coach Johnson, Leon Bowling, Lisa Miller, Bridget Spangler, Pam Heninger, Kim Walz, Deb Hug, Teena Kissinger, Milan Towers, Mike Sutton, Mike Livensparger, Richard Hill. THIRD ROW: Jeff Word, Barb Long, Vickie Siders, Connie Green, Cheryl Kline, Brenda Mocherman, Blaine Keller, Jerry Miller, Ronnie Dean, Dan Greathouse, Lyle Van de Voorde. FOURTH ROW: Pam Muehlfeld, Gail Siebenaler, Brenda Radabaugh, Scott Buell, Tom Dewire, John Mohre, Willie Allomong, Troy Price, Randy Mohre, Clyde Depew, Patrick Muehlfeld. 82 Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Slagle join the lunch bunch for a picture. Geraldine Mason has been a cook at North¬ west for 20 years. She ' s seen many a stu¬ dent come and go. She takes care of bank¬ ing the lunch money. Patricia Slagle has been at Northwest for 13 years. Both women are there daily from 7:30-1:00. The cooks really enjoy their job. They feel they are building the kids ' bodies, while teachers are building their minds. Hugh Skiles has been the school ' s janitor for 12 years. He also drove a school bus for nine years before that. His main job at Northwest is general maintenance and care for the building. If you ever drive past the school, you ' ll see the fine job he ' s done. Mr. Skiles takes time out of his busy schedule to pose and smile. NORTHWEST COOKS AND CUSTODIAN 83 MR. Wi I Ms Allomong Steve Blue Bonnie Chroninger Natalie Crist David Doty Gregory Frank Debbie Green Clarence Hartley Sandra Jaggers Katie Jermeay Kim Kline Shirley Kuckuck Scott Malone Steven Manges Lisa Miller Richard Miller Todd Mocherman Cristy Moomaw Lisa S chaff ter Steven Schaffter Michelle Siebenaler Kenneth Ski les Susan Ski les Yvonda Thiel Lori Wagner Jeff Word Annette Young Absent-Karen Thompson JOHNSON ' S EIGHTH GRADE MR. KAUFMAN ' S EIGHTH GRADE Rhonda Aldrich Randy Brown Patrick Callaway Terry Disbro Richard Hill Teresa Ingersol I Blaine Keller Kami Kline Gregory Livensparger Tammy Lovejoy Michael Lutz Carl Miller Pamela Missler Douglas Mock Cindy Nickells Gary Osborn David Peckinpaugh Buddy Prince Deborah Rawlins Colleen Reed Gregory Rigelman Sheri Root Ki mberly Seegert Colleen Sheline Tina Speelman Michael Sutton Mi Ian Towers Jeffery Wells Timothy Whitney 84 MRS. PEUGEOT AND MRS. SWOGGER ' S SEVENTH GRADE Andrew Bidwell Cynthia Brigle Scott Buell Doug Burkhart Kelli Burkhardt Connie Green Angela Hinkle Kip Hollstein Suzanne Lautzenheiser Barbara Long Todd Long Shelly Maugherman Bradley McCrea Sue McMamee Diana Meyers John Mills Brenda Mocherman Joeseph Montgomery Marcia Musser Tammy Rehmert Vicky Richardson Vickie Siders Pamela Smith Bridget Spangler Ginny Thomas Lyle VanDeVoorde Melvin Wagner Wendy Welden MR. KELBLE ' S SEVENTH GRADE Matthew Barraco James Beavers Stanley Becker Laura Bennett Barbara Bond Terry Burlew Ronnie Dean Clyde Depew Thomas Dewire Matthew Eich Dennis Fen stermaker Penny Godsey Daniel Greathouse Barb Hoffman Teena Kissinger Cheryl Kline Ronnie Kuckuck Jalyne Manning Jerry Miller Dale Mock Troy Price John Schaffter Dana Speelman Tim Speelman Timothy Swank Roger Tennant Morgan Wertman Nikki Witty 85 MR. KNAPP ' S SIXTH GRADE Thomas Blue Gilbert Bond Eric Borton Paul Burkhardt Mark Greathouse Ronnie Green Dennis Hinkle David Kannel Daniel Keller Kimberly Kissinger William Livensparger Tina Love joy Elizabeth Lutz Scott Manges Rod Mcrea Sherry Miller Lisa Reed David Rigelman Jody Spangler Neal Van De Voorde Absent-Jeannie Rupp MR. STEFFES ' S SIXTH GRADE Deanna Archer Amy Cox Sally Curry William Jermeay Darren Kemarly Tina Kill Richard Leskow Joanna Miller Harold Mills Connie Mock Debra Hickman Michael Paschall Julianne Peckinpaugh Valerie Reed Cynthia Richardson David Siebenaler Keith Thompson Michelle Word Tina Whitney Sally Wyrick Kelly Zulch Absent-Jannie Rupp 86 MRS. BUCK ' S FIFTH GRADE Ralph Beaver Valerie Brown Dawn Chrisman Rhonda Cox Harvey Depew Charles Feeney Tom Fry Paul Green Kristy Hollstein Steve Kaiser Scott Lautzenheiser Douglas Malone Timothy Maugherman George Miller David Osmun Charles Parsons Anthony Schaffter Robert Seaman Peter Snyder IMoreen Stark Douglas Wicker MRS. LESNET ' S FIFTH GRADE Jerry Bechtol Theresa Burlew Dawn Coleman Dale Curry Beth Fleming Andrew Gearhart Mary Ann Hoffman Jeffery Kaiser Mark Kill Kurtis Liggett Kevin Mason Donald Miller Annette Moulder Cynthia Rawlins Danny Robbins Allen Schieber Angela Snyder Lisa Tennant MR. MC KIBBEN ' S CLASS Shianna Buehrer Charles Flowers Rex Flowers Bob Green Barry Lupien Shiela Patrick Calvin Shaffer Jonathan Shuster Judy Trevino 87 MISS RIEHLE ' S FOURTH GRADE Thomas Armstrong Andrew Burkhart John Callaway Brenda Cope Regina Faunce Douglas Fenstermaker Anthony Guilford Jesse Jaggers Kim Kline Kimberly Limph Steven Long Lisa Manges Timothy Miller Dawn Mock Kristene Rehmert Patricia Sheline Lisa Smith Jodi Thiel Terry Zulch MRS. WATERSTON ' S FOURTH GRADE Joan Allomong Karen Beavers Kris Burkhardt John Chapin Joyce Courlas Gina Frank Kenneth Hake Gregory Hopkins Annette Kaiser Timothy Kurtz Steve Krontz Bobbi Livensparger Eric Lutz Perry Mason Tammy Sue Mocherman Billy Posey Peggy Reed Susan Robbins Kelly Smith Debbie Spangler Stephen Young 88 MRS. HEMENWAY ' S THIRD GRADE James Adams Jam ' s Bechtol Sean Briner Teresa Dargitz Gary Feeney Loreen Gibson Vikki Green Steve Hoffman David Kill Kim Landel Tracie Leskow Lois Orzechowski Jestine Parsons Christopher Rhodes Rose Robarge Richard Schieber Robert Shaw Christopher Strup Brenda Ziegler MR. PEUGEOT ' S THIRD GRADE Roseanne Barraco Vicki Bloir Ann Coleman Brenda Donaldson Susan Gearhart Marilyn Greathouse Natalie Hinkle Douglas Humphrey Jeffrey Kurtz Dennis Lemmon Thomas Matthews Darrin Miller Tony Mocherman Franklin Parrish Catherine Rediger Steven Robbins Merrick Seaman Absent-Michael Smith 89 MISS TOWER ' S SECOND GRADE Stephanie Adams James Bauer Tina Berry Charles Bidwell Jill Chapin Michelle Cope Victoria Dewees Laura Dewire Shawn Flegal Susan Fry Kimberley Glendening Tammy Jaggers Douglas Kannel Diane Keller Scott Kellogg Laura Kill Randy Luke Thomas Luke Doug Maier Curtis Mason Jerry Mills Sonya Miller Susan Mocherman Yvonne Mocherman Mancy Moulder Connie Richardson Brian Siebenaler Michelle Strup Rick Swogger Amy Tillman Roy Williams Michael Word Heidi Wyrick 90 MRS. ALLGIRE ' S FIRST GRADE David Black David Burlew Peter Courlas Jesie Deck Steven Donaldson Alan Fenstermaker Shiela Fry Robert Green Melissa Hinkle Wynee Jermeay Timothy Kissinger Martin Lyons Douglas Mason Shelly Munger Jan Nickel Is Tim Posey Donna Reed Penny Snyder Tonya Strup Jennifer Williams Absent-James Stark MRS. FOSTER ' S FIRST GRADE Michael Bloir Lorinda Conley Stephanie Davenport Carl Dewitt Scott Firestone ■Sandra Gearhart Cynthia Headley Kim Keller Randy Leskow Lori Liggett Philip Mann Gene Neely Mark Parson Amiee Smith Terena Speelman Joey Thiel Rachel Zeigler Absent-James Bates Damon Kemarly Cheryl March Timothy Gray MRS. KNIGHT ' S A.M. KINDERGARTEN Peggy Bidwell Dawn Burlew Chad Hug Jody Landel Christine Manning Melissa Manning Jeffrey Mills Jody Muehlfeld Joseph Muehlfeld Rodney Muehlfeld Michele Phillips Shannon Reed Dawn Rehmert Douglas Schuller Toni Seegert Craig Siebenaler Jennifer Siebenaler Robert Siebenaler Brian Stark Basil Steffes James Steffes Jamie Swank Anthony Wortkoetter MRS. KNIGHT ' S P.M. KINDERGARTEN Libby Best Donald Blosser John Cox Steve Depew Veronica DeWees Michael Firestone Billy Fry, Jr. John Humphrey Carl Jaggers Jerry Jermeay Todd Kissinger Jodi Kurtz Billy Lovejoy Brian McKibben Donald Mullins Melinda Oyer Melissa Oyer Charles R idgway Tina Robbins Jeff Schaffter David Shaw Bobbi Jo Swank Susan Temple Tyler Winright Lawrence Wistinghausen Tami Zigler Absent-Teresa Guy 92 ELEMENTARY AND MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY Leighton Fritz, B.S., M.S., Education- Principal. (7) Susan AI Ig ire, B.S. Elem. Ed.-Grade 1. (7) Menzaneta Buck, B.S. Elem. Ed., Registered Nurse-Grade 5. (12) Eleanor Foster, B.S.-Grade 1. (13) Nancy Gallehue, B.S. Music Ed.- Music 1-6, Grade 5-Band, Jr. H. Chorus. (3) Fern Hemenway, B.S. Ed.-Grade 3. (36) Barbara Holthues, B.S. Ed.-Remedial Reading, Primary Grades. (10) Leonard Johnson, B.S. Ed.-Middle School Science. (9) Michael Kaufman, B.S. Ed.-Jr. H. Social Studies. (2) Tom Kelble, B.S.-Math, Grades 6,7,8. (3) H. Lamont Knapp, B.S. Ed.-Grade 6. (13) Mary E. Knight, B.S. Ed.-Kindergarten. Eleanor Lesnet, Diploma-Grade 5. (16) Barbara Mason, Teacher Aide. B.W. McKibben, B.A. Ed.-Special Education. (3) Darrell Peugot, B.S. Ed.-Grade 3. (2) Lyn Peugot, B.S. Ed.-Jr. H. English. (2) Thelma Riehle, B.S., M.S. Ed.-Grade 4. (7) Ruth Schmoll, Teacher Aide Sam Steffes, B.S., M.S. Elem. Ed.- Grade 6. (6) Cindy Towers, B.S., M.S. Ed.-Grade 2. ( 1 ) Vivienne Waterston, 2 Year Diploma- Grade 4. (20) 93 BLAKESLEE ST. JOSEPH ' S FACULTY Sister Joan Myers: Teacher 7 8 grades. Principal at St. Joseph ' s School Sister Linda Scheckelhoff Teacher 5 6 grades Mrs. Jeanne Willson Teacher 3 4 grades Miss Mary Jo Spielvogel Teacher 1 2 grades JOSEPH ' S BASKETBALL AND CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Jerry Siebenaler, Randy Mohre, Tom Held. SECOND ROW: Mark Siebenaler, Tom Dulle, Mike Liven- sparger, Patrick Muehlfeld, Kenny Walz. THIRD ROW: Todd Muehlfeld, Leon Bowling, Mike Brown, John Mohre, Joe Best. FRONT ROW: Cindy Siebenaler, Linda Siebenaler, SECOND ROW; Gail Sie¬ benaler, Joyce Dulle, Cindy Brown, Ann Phillips. 94 SISTER JOAN ' S EIGHTH GRADE ■MB Joel Best Cindy Brown Mike Brown Joyce Dulle Tom Held Sandy Huard John Mohre Alan Muehlfeld Todd Muehlfeld Ann Phil lips Cindy Siebenaler Gail Siebenaler Linda Siebenaler Alan Thiel Dee Ann Thiel Kenny Walz SISTER JOAN ' S SEVENTH GRADE Leon Bowling Mary Dulle Tom Dulle Debbie Hug Mike Livensparger Randy Mohre Pam Muehlfeld Patty Muehlfeld Patrick Muehlfeld Brenda Radabaugh Jerry Siebenaler Mark Siebenaler Cheryl Thiel Darlene Thiel Kim Walz Lisa Wehrle SISTER LINDA ' S SIXTH GRADE Kevin Alexander Deena Best Donna Dulle Dennis Hug Lisa Hug Craig Mohre Steve Mohre Jeff Muehlfeld Monty Muehlfeld Sarah Shankster Jim Siebenaler Kathy Siebenaler Scott Siebenaler Tom Steffes Jackie Thiel Pat Thiel Renee Thiel Sherry Thiel Don Trausch Andy Wortkotter Teresa Wuebben 95 Jeff Bowling Theresa Brown Lisa Fitzpatrick Debbie Flynn Jim Gearhart Jim Huard Laura Hurd Kathy Livensparger Mark Mohre Steve Muehlfeld Brenda Phillips Helen Radabaugh Jamie Stark Kathy Temple Chris Thiel Brenda Wehrle Toby Winright SISTER LINDA ' S FIFTH GRADE MRS. WILLSON ' S FOURTH GRADE Delores Hug Kally Hug Dawn Phillips Terry Schueller Steve Shankster Bill Siebenaler Angela Stark Julie Temple Karen Wehrle MRS. WILLSON ' S THIRD GRADE Tim Brown Kevin Dulle Jeff Hug Kerry Hug Steve Livensparger Stan Radabaugh Sherry Schueller Barb Temple Tim Winright John Wortkoetter MISS SPIELVOGEL ' S SECOND GRADE Karen Alexander Jim Fitzpatrick Dawn Hug Carmon Julian Michelle Thiel Kay Wehrle Troy Winright Alan Wortkoetter Allen Wuebben 96 MISS SPIEVGEL ' S FIRST GRADE N « BLAKESLEE —ST. JOSEPH ' S CUSTODIANS Lori Bowling Naomi Brown Douglas Dulle Tom Eich Robby Held Heidi Hug Cathy Radabaugh Chris Stark Mary Temple Mike Trausch cooks Cooks- Martha Radabaugh and Irenaeus Wright Martha has served as cook in the school daily from 7:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for 16 years. Ireneaus, who has been with the school for 7 years and works from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. daily, likes to fix pizza and she along with Martha enjoy the kids verv much. c 0 ’ r. r • r. • if- o • o- O ■ v . •• . v • fiT. � • .O t • o •o ’o ooo-ooc • tv • « • � • : . • O • © • O • 3 • ) o , t � o o 0;S 0 0 0-0 3 Custodians- Ray Muehlfeld 97 Buddy Construction Company Dan ' s Service Day ' s Furniture Furniture, Carpets Edon, Ohio Edqerton, Ohio Mohre Real Estate and Auction Service Joseph N. Mohre, Auctioneer and Broker Edon, Ohio 419 272-2345 Three Auctioneers Available to you for the price of one. Agent for Life Insurance MARath Edon Farmers Co-op Edon Marathon Service Serving Farmers for over 50 Years Beaches Union 76 Auto Service 100 Edon, Ohio Kundard Funeral Home Edon, Ohio Walter ' s and Peck Insurance Agency 115 E. Bryan Street Bryan, Ohio Henry L. Walters Leonard E. Peck Eugene McCrea Hobert H. Hutchinson Ron H. 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Kent 6,7,8,14,15,75,79,110,111 Adams, James 89 Adams, Shelly 32,48,72 Adams, Stephanie 90 Ailiff, Don 68 Aldrich, Phil 43,58, Aldrich, Rhonda 84 Alexander, Kerry 55,49,72 Alexander, Karen % Alexander, Kevin 86 von Allmen, Amy 73,51,36,52,35 von All men, John 54,76,75 Allgire, Susan 93 Allomong, Joan 88 Allomong, Willis 84,51,82 Allomong, Lamar 75 Alwood, Jeff 68,16,29 Anspaugh, Linda 70,10,45 Archer, Deanna 86 Armstrong, Thomas 88 Barraco, Billy 72,44 Barroco, Bob 57 Barraco, Matthew 85,82 Barraco, Roseanne 89 Bates, Dennis 68,43 Bates, James 91 Bates, Robby 43,58 Bauer, James 90 Beavers, James 85 Beavers, Karen 88 Beavers, Merry 72,48 Beavers, Ralph 87 Bechtol, Janis 89 Bechtol, Jerry 87 Becker, Stanley 85,82 Bennett, Becky 72 Bennett, Laura 85 Beres, Cathy 6,58 Berry, Tina 90 Best, Deena 95 Best, Joel 95,94,82 Best, Libby 92 Bidwell, Andrew 85,82 Bidwell, Charles 90 Bidwell, Peggy 92 Bidwell, Wanda 72,48 Black, David 91 Blanchard, Karen 76,34,36,37 Bloir, Michael 91 Bloir, Steve 54,10,51,55,12,47,49,48,53,58,61,b3 Bloir, Tom 72,51,23,49 Bloir, Vicki, 89 Blosser, Donald 92 Blue, Burton 43,76,24,28,29,57,61,18 Blue, Dave 72,73,20,51,55,7,23 Blue, Jeffery 68 Blue, Mark 72,73,55,13,23,48 Blue, Mike 72,55,12,13,23,48 Blue, Steven 84,51,82 Blue, Thomas 86 Bond, Barbara 85 Bond, Gilbert 86 Borton, Eric 86 Borton, Jerry 70,45,37,53 Borton, Karen 16,58 Bowles, Sherry 10,51,13,31,47,53,39,58,61,18 Bowling, Gary 70,20,55,23,27 Bowling, Jeff 96 Bowling, Leon 95,94,82 Bowling, Lori 97 Bowling, Neil 10,20,44,24,27,58,61 Brigle, Cynthia 85.81 Brigle, Kerry 72,40,55,23,27 Brigle, Kevin 8,40,55,7,27,111,46,47,58,59,63,18 Brigle. Susie 70,42,12,13,36,37,48,53 Briner, Sean 89 Brinkman, Cindy 70,48,53,33,35 Brown, Albert 68,10,12,13,29,48 Brown, Cindy 95,94 Brown, Dawn 58,59 Brown, Ed Brown, Linda 70,33 Brown, Mike 95 Brown, Naomi 97 Brown, Randy 84 Brown, Rebecca 8,10,43,45,13,47,48,53,38,59,61 Brown, Theresa % Brown, Tim 96 Brown, Valerie 87 Brumbaugh, Bill 72,44,27 Brumbaugh, Dale 44,76,77 Brumbaugh, Chuck 20,44,47,58,59,61,63 Buell, Craig 68,10,45,55,23,27,46,47,53 Buell, Scott 85,82 Bunce, Ronald 70,20,55,13,23,29,48,52 Buck, Menzaneta 93 Bungard, Marie Burkhardt, Kelli 85 Burkhardt, Krie 88 Burkhardt, Paul 86 Burkhart, Andrew 88 Burhart, Douglas 85 Burkholder, Mitchell 70,20,22,23,27,48 Burlew, David 91 Burlew, Dawn 92 Burlew, James 78 Burlew, Rosa 78 Burlew, Terry 85 Burlew, Theresa 87 Calloway, Bonnie Calloway, John 88 Calloway, Patrick 84 Caris, Terry 76,23,112 Carothers, George 72,44 Carter, Kenny 68 Champion, Brenda Chapin, Jill 90 Chapin, John 88 Chrisman, Betty 70,33,42,12,13, 33,34,36,37,48,53 Chrisman, Dawn 87 Chrisman, Greg 72 Chroninger, Betty 68,10,51,47,33 Chroninger, Bonnie 84,51 Chroninger, Terry 70,44 Colbart, DeWayne 68,43,29 Coleman, Ann 89 Coleman, Dawn 87 Coleman, Tammy 72,42,51,48,52 Conley, Lerinda 91 Coonan, Jerry 70 Cope, Brenda 88 Cope, Michelle 90 Courlas, Joyce 88 Courlas, Peter 91 Cox, Amy 86 Cox, John 92 Cox, Rhonda 87 Crist, Mary 72,32,42,48,33 Crist, Larry 40,23,29 Crist, Natalie 84 Crist, Norman 72,55,29 Culbertson, Jo Ellen 45,76 Curry, Connie 16,58,59 Curry, Dale 87 Curry, Dennis 68,10,12,13,15,28,29,48 Curry, Kathy 54,55,13,52,53,58,59,61,112 Curry, Lyle 72,20,13,23,48 Curry Sally 86 Dargitz, Teresa 89 Davenport, Stephanie 91 Dean, Connie 72,42,48 Dean, Jackie 68,54,45,55,12,46,47,48,52 Dean, Ronnie 85,82 Deck, Josie 91 Depew, Allen 12,13,48,52,53,58,59,63 Depew, Clyde 85,82 Depew, Harvey 87 Depew, Robin 72,42,45,48 Depew, Steve 92 DeWe es, Veronica 92 Dewire, Laura 90 Dewire, Thomas 85,82 DeWitt, Carl 91 Dick, Denise 10,35,29,31,18,34,39,59,61 Dick, Todd 68,43 Disbro, Terry 84 Disbro, Tony 17,60,61 Donaldson, Brenda 89 Donaldson, Steven 91 Doty, David 84,51 Doty, Dawn 54,10,49,60,61 Doty, Janet 58,57,49 Doty, Paul 88 Dulle, Donna 95 Du lie, Douglas 97 Dulle, Janet 68,36,48 Dulle, Joyce 95,94 Dulle, Kevin % Dulle, Mary 95 Dulle, Nick 16,47,60,61 Dulle, Tom 95,94 Eich, Anne 70,10,32,43,45,51,36,49,52,53,33 Eich, Chris 68,8,10,28,29 Eich, Matthew 85,82 Eich, Tbm 97 Ely, Dan 70,20,71,29 Ely, Mike 68,20,43 Entenman, Bill 43,60,61 Entenman, Ila 70,42,36,48,53,4,33,35 Entenman, Kathy Walz 69,10,43 Entenman, Randy 16,60,61 Entenman, Tony 72,23 Faulhaber, Mildred 78 Faunce, Regina 88 Feeney, Charles 87 Feeney, Gary 89 Fenstermaker, Alan 91 Fenstermaker, Dennis 85,82 Fenstermaker, Douglas 88 Fenstermaker, Rhonda 68,10,43,69,53 Fikel, Christine 8,9,43 Fireston, Scott 91 Fitzpatrick, Jimmy 96 Fitzpatrick, Lisa 96 Flegal, Shawn 90 Flemming, Beth 87 Flower, Kathy 70 Flynn, Cheryl 55,13,48,52,53,60,61,63 Flynn, Debbie 96 Flynn, John 70,27,30 Foster, Eleanor 93 Fran k, Gina 88 Frank, Gregory 84,51,82 Frank, Richard 40,10,51,55,13,24,28,29,52,53,39,60,61 Friskney, Frank 75 Fritz, Leighton 93 Fry, Bill 16,60,61 Fry, Jeanne 68 Fry, June 72,51 Fry, Kathleen 8,42,61,62 Fry, Melissa 72,42,51,33 Fry, Shiela 91 Fry, Susan 90 106 Fry, Thomas 87 Fry, William, Jr. 92 Gallehue, James 51,76,13,49,48 Gallehue, John Marcus 48 Gallehue, Nancy 93 Gamnler, Debbie 70,48 Gaskin, Daniel 43 Gearhart, Andrew 87 Gearhart, Gary 72,20,55,23,27 Gearhart, Gene Gearhart, Jim 96 Gearhart, Randy 70,44 Gearhart, Ronald 16,62 Gearhart, Sandra 91 Gearhart, Susan 87 Gibson, Lorreen 87 Glendening, Kimberly 90 Godsey, Lori 72 Godsey, Penny 85 Godsey, Vickie Goniotakis, Katherine 10,43,76,53 Goodside, Arthur 16,62 Goshorn, Bruce 70,54,20,23,29 Goshorn, Craig 16,62 Goshorn, Floyd 54,20,24,29,39,61,62, Goshorn, Jeffery 70,45 Greathouse, Daniel 85,82 Greathouse, Marilyn 89 Greathouse, Mark 86 Green, Connie 85,82 Green, Debbie 84 Green, Jeff Green, Paul 87 Green, Robert 91 Green, Ronnie 86,82 Green, Vikki 89 Guilford, Anthony 88 Guilford, Mike 72,44 Guy, Teresa 92 Hake, David 68,29 Hake, Jon 8,62,61 Hake, Kenneth 88 Hake, Ronald 8,16,62 Hall, Lanna 76,13,52,112 Hartley, Clarence 84 Headley, Cynthia 84 Headley, Joseph 16,62,63 Headley, Tom 68,55,15,47 Held, Debora 8,42,44,50,51,47,48,52, Held, Laura 10,27,37,47,53,62,63 Held, Lyle 72,44,23,27 Held, Robby 97 Held, Sandy 72,42,36,37,48,33 Held, Tom 95,94,82 Hemenway, Fern 93,74 Heninger, Pam 82,85 Henninger, Keith 88 Herman, Kay 68,10,51,55,69,36,37,4 Hernandez, Steve 72,44 Hickman, Debra 86 Hill, Richard 84,82 Hill, Rodney 10,43,45,55,64 Hill, Sarah 72,42,55,33,35 Hill, Sonya 88 Hinkle, Angela 85 Hinkle, Dennis 86 Hinkle, Melissa 91 Hinkle, Natalie 89 Hoag, Mary 68,51,55,69,15,37,47,49 Hoffman, Barb 85,81 Hoffman, David 43,64 Hoffman, Diane 68,10,45,48,52,53 Hoffman, Mary 87 Hoffman, Steve 89 18 53,62,63 ,48,33 Hollstein, Kevin 70,71 Hollstein, Kip 85,82 Hollstein, Kristy 87 Holthues, Barbara 93 Holthues, Debra 70,51,55,12,13,47,49,52,33,35 Holthues, Doug 30,10,51,55,64,12,61,13,47,49,52 Hopkins, Gregory 88 Hopkins, Pamela 70 Hopkins, Tina 49,58,59 Huard, Denise Sue 68 Huard, Jim 96 Huard, Mike 72,55,29,18 Huard, Sandy 95 Hug, Brent 68,54,10,20,28,29,4 Hug, Chad 92 Hug, Dan 72,20,44,45,23 Hug, David 68,20,24,29,47,39,18 Hug, Dawn 96 Hug, Debbie 95,82 Hug, Delores % Hug, Dennis 95 Hug, Donna 42,48,64,61 Hug, Heidi 97 Hug, Jeff % Hug, Kally 96 Hug, Kerry 96 Hug, Larry 79 Hug, Lyle 75 Hug, Lisa 95 Hug, Marvin 70,45,23,29,48,30 Hug, Teresa 68,54,51,34,37,49,33,35 Humphrey, Douglas 89 Humphrey, John 92 Hurd, Laura % Hurd, Rick 68,10,20,55,24,29,5 Ingersoll, Don 72,44,77 Ingersoll, Teresa 84 Jaggers, Carl 92 Jaggers, Charles 71,29 Jaggers, Jesse 88 Jaggers, Sandra 84,51 Jaggers, Tammy 90 Jerdonek, James 8,73,20,76,27,18 Jermeay, Jerry 92 Jermeay, Katie 84,51 Jermeay, William 86 Jermeay, Wynee 91 Johnson, Leonard 93,82 Joice, Marc 70,20 Julian, Carmon % Kaiser, Annette 88 Kaiser, Brenda 68,10,45,51,49,48,52 Kaiser, Brian 61,k65,63,30 Kaiser, Dennis 44,61,64 Kaiser, Jeffery 87 Kaiser, Steven 87 Kannel, David 86 Kannel, Douglas 90 Kaufman, Mike 20r Kaiser, Annette 88 Kaiser, Brenda 68,10,45,51,49,48,52 Kaiser, Brian 61,65,63,30 Kaiser, Dennis 44,61,64 Kaiser, Jeffery 87 Kaiser, Steven 87 Kannel, David 86 Kannel, Douglas 90 Kaufman, Mike 20,93 Kelble, Tom 93,30,82 Keller, Blaine 84,82 Keller, Daniel 86 Keller, Diane 90 Keller, Iva Mae 75 Keller, Kim 91 Keller, Stacy 72,51,55 Kellog, Scott 90 Kemarly, Damon 91 Kemarly, Darren 86 Kill, David 89 Kill, Laura 90 Kill, Mark 87 Kill, Tina 86 Kissinger, Bobby 72 Kissinger, Cathy 70,53 Kissinger, Debra 16,6,64 Kissinger, Kimberly 86 Kissinger, Tammy 70,5 Kissinger, Teena 85,81,82 Kissinger, Timothy 91 Kissinger, Todd 92 Kline, Cheryl 85,82 Kline, Kamie 84 Kline, Kim 88 Kline, Kimberly 84 Kline, Larry 68,43,29 Knapp, Lamont 94 Knapp, Sue 70,42,48 Knight, Mary 93 Krontz, Steve 88 Kuckuck, Dorthy 16,66,67 Kuckuck, Mary 70,42,48 Kuckuck, Norman 78 Kuckuck, Ronald 85 Kuckuck, Russell 78 Kuckuck, Shirley 84,27 Kuckuck, Steven 43,61,64 K urtz, Jeffery 84 Kurtz, Jodi 97,110 Kurtz, Terry 70 Kurtz, Timothy 88 Landel, Jody 92 Landel, Kim 89 Lautzenheiser, Scott 89 Lautzenheiser, Suzanne 85 Lemmon, Cathy 70,50,51,36,33,35 Lemmon, Cindy 10,12,13,37,47,48,53,61,64,65 Lemmon, Dennis 89 Leskow, Randy 91 Leskow, R ichard 86 Leskow, Tracie 89 Lesnet, Eleanor 93 Ligett, Kurtis 87 Ligett, Lori 91 Limph, Kimberly 88 Lirot, Mark 15,64,65 Livensparger, Bobbie 88 Livensparger, Diana 70,42,51,49,48 Livensparger, Gregory 84,82 Livensparger, Kathy 96 Livensparger, Mike 95,94,82 Livensparger, Sheryl 89,34,57,61,64,65,35 Livensparger, Steve 96 Livensparger, Willie 86 Lloyd, Charles Jr. 78,79 Long, Barbara 85,82 Long, Larry 10,20,26,27,49,61,64,65,59,63 Long, Michael 72,20,23 Long, Nancy 72,51,73,36,49,48 Long, Steven 88 Long, Todd 85,82 Lord, Rick 64,65 Lovejoy, Karol 86 Lovejoy, Tammy 84 Lovejoy, Tina 86 Lovejoy, William 92 Luke, Mildred 79 Luke, Randy 90 Luke, Thomas 90 107 Lump, Curtis 68,17 Lump, Pam 51,49,48,65,61,63 Lupien, Allen 68,54,20,45,24,28,29 Lupien, Barry 87,20,29,18 Lupien, David 8,45,24,29,46,47,65 Lutz, Angela 70,45 Lutz, Chris 16,65 Lutz, Elizabeth 86 Lutz, Eric 72 Lutz, Julie 68,48 Lutz, Michael 84 Lyons, Martin 91 Lyons, Mel 72,51,73,13,49,48 Lyons, Rebecca 68,42,48 Maier, Doug 90 Malone, Douglas 87 Malone, Jenny 70 Malone, Scott 84,82 Manges, Debbie 68,10,51,55,31,47,53,38 Manges, Kathy 55,7,27,34,47,5,61,65,63,35 Manges, Lisa 88 Manges, Randy 70,40,51 Manges, Scott 86 Manges, Steven 84,51,82 Mann, Philip 91 Manning, Christine 92 Manning, Melissa 92 Martin, Dan March, Cheryl 68 Mason, Barbara 93 Mason, Curtis 90 Mason, Douglas 91 Mason, Geraldine 83 Mason, Keven 87 Mason, Perry 88 Matthews, Eric 72,20 Matthews, Jerry 68,20,43,44,5 Matthews, Kerry 70,20,43 Matthews, Thomas 89 Maugherman, Shelly 87 Maugherman, Timothy 87 McCrea, Bradley 85 McCrea, Dawn 72,51,36,48,52,35 McCrea, Rod 86 McKibben, Brian 92 McKibben, Bruce 93 McNamee, Bill 72,51,49,30 McNamee, Sue 85 Meyers, Diana 85 Meyers, Larry 70,44 Meyers, Sandra 70,42,51,49,35 Miller, Annette 87 Miller, Carl 84 Miller, Darrin 89 Miller, Donald 87 Miller, George 87 Miller, Jeff 6,8,28,29 Miller, Jerry 85,82 Miller, Joanna 69 Miller, Jody 70,8,44 Miller, Lisa 84,81,82 Miller, Raymond 72,44 Miller, Richard 84 Miller, Rhonda 43,65,61 Mi I ler. Sherry 86 Miller, Sonya 90 Miller, Timothy 88 Miller, Wilfred 69,29 Mills, Harold 86 Mills, Jeffery 92 Mills, Jerry 90 Mills, John 85,82 Missler, Pamela 84 Mocherman, Brenda 85,82 Mocherman, Susan 90 Mocherman, Tammy Sue 88 Mocherman, Todd 84,51,82 Mocherman, T ony 89 Mocherman, Yvonne 90 Mock, Connie 86 Moc k, Dale 85 Mock, Dawn 88 Mock, Douglas 84 Mohre, Craig 95 Mohre, David 43,14,15,57,61,65,63 Mohre, Diane 72,8,54,55,36,48,33 Mohre, Gary 70,54,20,29,48 Mohre, John 95,94,82 Mohre, Julie 16,17,65 Mohre, Lisa 8,51,55,69,68,31,48,39 Mohre, Mark % Mohre, Nickie 72,73,20,23,29 Mohre, Randy 94,82 Mohre, Steve 95 Montgomery, Joseph 85 Montgomery, Roger 72,44 Moomaw, Cristy 84,51 Moore, Philip 72,8,23,48 Moulder, Nancy 90 Muehlfeld, Alan 95 Muehlfeld, Jeff 95 Muehlfeld, Jody 92 Muehlfeld, Karen 72,42,48 Muehlfeld, Monty 95 Muehlfeld, Pam 95,82 Muehlfeld, Patrick 95,94,82 Muehlfeld, Patty 95 Meuhlfeld, Ray 97 Muehlfeld, Rodney 92 Muehlfeld, Roger 70,20,27 Muehlfeld, Steve 96 Muehlfeld, Steve 96 Muehlfeld, Todd 95,94 Mullins, Donnie 92 Manger, Shelly 91 Musser, Marcia 85 Musser, Marie 69 Myers, Sister Joan 94 Neeley, Gene 91 Nester, Milton 8,44,7,24,57,66,61,59,63 Nickolls, Cindy 84 Nickolls, Jan 91 Nofziger, Brian 72,8 Nofziger, Kevin 69,51,48 Orzechowski, Lois 89 Orzechowski, Pat 69,10,42,55,53 Osborn, Gary 84 Osborn, Jack 70,48 Osborn, Karen 69,10,44,45,53,35 Osborn, Nancy Osborn, Sandra 72,51,36,48 Osmun, David 87 Osmun, Sandy 70,32,42,51,55,32 Oyer, Melinda 92 Oyer, Melissa 92 Page, Bill 69,44 Parrish, Franklin 89 Parson, Charles 87 Parson, Jestine 89 Pasons, Mark 91,13,48 Parson, Michael 55,66,63 Paschall, Michael 86 Patrick, Eugene 69,44 Peugeot, Darrell 20,93 Peugoet, Lyn 93,13,18 Peckinpaugh, David 84 Peckinpaugh, James 70,20,22,23,29 Peckinpaugh, Julianne 86 Peckinpaugh, Tom 69,20,43,24,25,28,29,39,18,52,53, Perry, Robert 73,44,48 Peterson, Dana 70,42 Phillips, Ann 95,94 Phillips, Brenda % Phillips, Cindy 8 Phillips, Dawn 96 Phillips, Tricia 72,51,55,36,35 Pollock, Kristina 77 Posey, Bill 88 Posey, Tim 91 Posey, Phyllis 55,76,77 Price, Donna 79 Price, Trina 51,55,37,49,52,53,57,61,66,63 Price, Trish 72,32,51,36,37,48,63,33 Price, Troy 85,63,82 Prince, Buddy 84 Prince, Edward 70,45,48 Prince, Judy 70,32,42,48,39 Purdon, Douglas 45,70,37,48 Racette, Jon 66 Radabaugh, Brenda 85,82 Radabaugh, Cathy 97 Radabaugh, Helen 96 Radabaugh, Martha 97 Radagaugh, Stan 96 Rawlins, Cynthia 97 Rawlins, Deborah 84 Rawlins, Teresa 72 Reamsnyder, Robert. 78,79 Rediger, Catherine 89 Rediger, Laurie 71,42,51,33,35 Reed, Colleen 84 Reed, Donna 91 Reed, Lisa 86 Reed, Peggy 88,44 Reed, Sarah 66,67 Reed, Shannon 92,9 Reed, Valorie 86 Rehmert, Dawn 92 Rehmert, Kristine 88 Rehmert, Tammy 85,81 Rhodes, Christopher 89 Richardson, Connie 90 Richardson, Cynthia 86 Richardson, Vicky 85 Richer, Connie 42,77 Ricketts, Laura 71,51,34,49,33,35 Ridgway, Charles 92 Ridgway, Linda 72 Ridgway, Ray 72,44 Riehle, Thelma 93 Rigelman, David 86 Rigelman, Gregory 84 Robarge, Rose 88 Robbins, Danny 87 Robbins, Delores Robbins, Patricia 73,13,48,35 Robbins, Steven 89 Robbins, Tina 92 Robison, Marcella 71,54,10,42,51,13,37,49,48,35 Rockey, Jeff 69,10,45,55,27,47 Roc key, Lorraine 75 Rockey, Pamela 10,51,55,46,47,49,48,52,66,67 Rockey, Timothy 69,43 Root, Sheri 84 Rupp, Cheryl 69,48 Rupp, Janie 86 Rupp, Jeannie 86 Schaffter, Anthony 87 Schaffter, Jeff 92 Schaffter, John 85,82 Schaffter, Lisa 84,51,81 Schaffter, Peggy 73,42,51,49,48 Schaffter, Sally 8,42,51,49,4,66,67,63 Schaffter, Steven 84,51 Scheckelhoff, Sister Linda 94 Schieber, Allen 87 Schieber, Richard 89 108 Schlosser, Keith 69 Schmoll, Ruth 93 Schuller, Douglas 92 Schuller, Ron 79 Schuller, Sherry % Schuller, Terry % Schuster, Ralph 69 Seaman, Merrick 89 Seaman, Robert 87 Seegert, Kimberly 84,81 Seegert, Pam 73,55,48 Seegert, Toni 92 Senger, Leonard 77 Seslar, Jerry 66,67 Shaffer, Randy 69 Shankster, Sarah 95 Shankster, Steve 96 Shaw, David 92 Shaw, Robert 89 Sheline, Colleen 84 Sheline, Patricia 88 Shreve, Dana 87 Shreve, David 86 Shuster, Ralph 43 Siders, Burce 73,23,27,48 Siders, Vicky 85,82 Siebenaler, Bill % Siebenaler, Brian 90 Siebenaler, Cindy 95,94 Siebenaler, Craig 92,9 Siebenaler, David 86 Siebenaler, Gail 95,94,82 Siebenaler, Jennifer 92 Siebenaler, Jerry 95,94 Siebenaler, Jim 95 Siebenaler, Karen 54,51,55,12,13,31,34,47,52,53,39, 61,66,67,63,35 Siebenaler, Kathy 95 Siebenaler, Kenny 71 Siebenaler, Linda 95,94 Siebenaler, Mark 95,94 Siebenaler, Michelle 84,51 Siebenaler, Robert 92 Siebenaler, Scott 95 Siebenaler, Susan 71,8,32,42,51,34,36,49,39,33,35 Siebenaler, Teresa 73,42,36,49 Siebenaler. Tom 73 Skiles, Kenny 84,51,82 Skiles, Howard 75 Skiles, Hugh 83 Skiles, Kevin 16,17,24,25,39,61,66,67 Skiles, Susan 84 Slagle, Patricia 83 Smith, Amie 91 Smith, John 71,44 Smith, John 73,44 Smith, Kelly 88 Smith, Laurie 73,48 Smith, Lynn 40,51,55,24,28,29,39,61,66,67,63 Smith, Maryann 71,54,51,34,37,49,48,39,33,35 Smith, Michael 89 Smith, Pamela 85 Smith, Pat 73,42,51,36,49,48 Smith, Richard 43 Smith, Stan Smith, Steven 69,43,44 Snyder, Angela 87 Snyder, Penny 91 Snyder, Peter 87 Spangler, Bridget 85,82 Spangler, Debbie 88 Spangler, Jody 86 Speelman, Dana 85 Speelman, Timothy 85 Speelman, Tina 84 Speelman, Teresa 91 Spielvogel, Mary Jo 94 Stantz, Curtis 71,26,27,39 Stantz, Jack 73,23,37 Stark, Angela 96 Stark, Brian 92 Stark, Chris 97 Stark, James 91 Stark, Jamie % Stark, Moreen 87 Stayner, Doug 71,13,49 Steffes, Basil 92 Steffes, Jimmy 92 Steffes, Sam 40,93,39 Steffes, Tom 95 Steinke, Bob 69,8 Stoker, Teresa 71,51,49,53,4,33 Strohl, Terry 69 Strup, Christopher 89 Strup, Debby 73,42,48,33 Strup, Michelle 90 Strup, Tonya 91 Suffel, Jerry 71,44 Sutton, Alvah 69 Sutton, Michael 84,82 Suzuki, Rie 43,13,48,61,63,66,67 Swank, Bobbie 92 Swank, Jamie 92 Swank, Michael 71 Swank, Timothy 85 Swint, Daniel 73,44 Swogger, Carole Swogger, Charles 76,6,75,39 Swogger, Rick 90 Temple, Barb 96 Temple, Cathy 96 Temple, Julie 96 Temple, Mary 97 Temple, Pamela 73,12,12,48 Temple, Paul 77,47 Temple, Paula 71,42,55 Temple, Susie 92 Tennant, Lisa ' 87 Tennant, Roger 85,82 Thiel, Alan 95 Thiel, Bob 73,20,23,52 Thiel, Cheryl 95 Thiel, Chris % Thiel, Dan 77,14 Thiel, Darlene 95 Thiel, Debbie 73,48 Thiel, Dee Ann 95 Thiel, Fred 69 Thiel, Gail 34,37,46,47,59,61,66,67,63,33,35 Thiel, Gay Ian Thiel, Jackie 95 Thiel, Jodi 88 Thiel, Joey 91 Thiel, Kent 16,66,67,61 Thiel, Laura 71,42,36,37,48,52 Thiel, Michelle 96 Thiel, Morma 8 Thiel, Pat 95 Thiel, Randy 24,25,26,39,61,66,67,59,63,30 Thiel, Renee 95 Thiel, Sherry 95 Thiel, Sue 7,34,37,47,52,66,67,33,34,35 Thiel, Ted 71,4 Thiel, Yvonda 84 Thomas, David 69,51,15,22,24,28,29 Thomas, Ginny 85 Thompson, Debra 73 Thompson, Karen 84 Thompson, Keith 86 Thompson, Susan 69 Tingley, Mary Jo 71,51,13,49,48,93,53 Tibbs, Patricia Towers, Cindy 93 Towers, Kyle 69,28,29,47 Towers, Milan 84,82 Trausch, Don 95 Trausch, Jenice 16,66,67 Trausch, Karen 73,42,36,48 Trausch, Mark 71,44 Trausch, Mike 97 Van de Voorde, Alan 71,8,55,22,23,48 Van de Voorde, Lyle 85,82 Van de Voorde, Meal 86 Wagner, Loraine 84,51,81 Wagner, Melvin 85,82 Waterston, Vivienne 93,74 Walz, Kenny 95,94 Walz, Kevin 71,44,49,82 Walz, Kim 95,82 Wehrle, Brenda 96 Wehrle, David 71,44 Wehrle, Douglas 71,44 Wehrle, Janis 62 Wehrle, Karen 95 Wehrle, Kay 96 Wehrle, Lisa 95 Welden, Elaine 73,51,49 We I den, Kelly 71,51,49,53 Welden, Robin 16,66,67 Welden, Wendy 85 Wells, Jeffery 84 Wertman, Michelle71,55 Wertman, Morgan 85 Whitney, Terry 71,40,23,29 Whitney, Timothy 84,82 Whitney, Tina 86 Whitty, Mikki 85 Wicker, Douglas 87 Wicker, Steven 73 Wicker, Teresa 73,48 Williams, Amy 90 Williams, Roy 90 Willson, Jeanne 94 Winright, Tim 96 Winright, Toby 96 Winright, Troy 96 Winright, Tyler 92 Wistinghausen, Lawrence 92 Word, Jeffrey 84,82 Word, Michael 90 Word, Michelle 86 Wortkoetter, Alan 96 Wortkoetter, Andy 95 Wortkoetter, John 96 Wortkoetter, Tony 92 Wright, Irenaeus 97 Wuebben, Allen % Wuebben, Donald 73,55,48 Wuebben, Elaine 69,42,31,47,48,52,53,39,18,112 Wuebben, James 44,53,66,67,61 Wuebben, Teresa 95 Wyrick, Heidi 90 Wyrick, Sally 86 Young, Annette 84,51 Young, Dayton 78,79 Young, Stephan 88 Zeigler, Diane 71 Zeigler, Rachael 91 Zeigler, Brenda 89 Zigler, Tami 92 Zimmerman, Sherry 73,42 Zulch, Kelly 86 109 School begins in kindergarten. Receiving her Kindergarten Diploma, Jodi Kurtz smiles with Superintendent Kent Adams. This is the 1976 Key of E. A Key, a story about, the students at Edon High School. In it you found yourself, your friends, your teachers, and maybe a younger brother or sister. We ' ve in¬ cluded everyone who goes to School. Not only High School students, but Middle School and Elementary students are included. They are also a part of School. All Seniors started out in Kindergarten, didn ' t they? We all ex¬ perience School no matter what the age. The love, the laughter, the learn¬ ing, the competition, the friends-that is School. A building filled with people-Students, Teachers, and Ad¬ ministrators. Because of all these Peo¬ ple, there were many stories to tell and pictures to show you. What happened at Edon High School in 1976, America ' s 200th Birthday? It ' s all right here proudly presented to you in your 1976 Key of E. % - ' Am - ■ -jik jkT - - . - y « ■� aM� • ' L «r a4L . j m -■ .. S ' - v ■« ■ ? 1_ ' B 1 | - -I ■k % ' ; With Graduation,Mdon Hifi School bids ft styjpnts a mi food-Good By .•fuvin 4 Brigle receives thfeSalu- tatory Award fro itJBu perin- tendent Kent Adar y. during . ' ( � ft % � ' • Graduation cerem«es. . . ,: - . b : i ' v Wr ■ £ ' - ' 4 . ' Tf. kJte ■ - ■ a Special Thanks: American Yearbook-C larksvi lie, T enn. Printing, Covers, Binding. Mr. Sid Rodeheffer-Representative Powell Studios-Senior and Group Pictures Edon Commercial-Use of Pictures Kathy Curry-Photographer Elaine Wuebben-Typist Mrs. Hall-Art Work H ' o CtfVL o 7 . CLUm£) ah pn tai -j) uMl ruJvu tkJL . Aacl rruo UJZ ' AK J)JItfA- a-Aah iJiL bmupM- j AlMjlA.lJjl hicaxx.£iAf-(i ClLDUlAK th „ ' Tfla rn-iAriMmTjCi hi ifitflOJ .$ X Ttlx Ooywul ci rikA moCrnrJjJru cl ylcL l lU qo jAu M jQcoSA b hVl)‘ -7