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

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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

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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

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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