St Johns High School - Crest Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1974 volume:

1 .1 yn. Q'h ff P! i F 3'-9 'E Ag: .- 4,412 'fur' r . F-:1 LI, 'I' GFI xv!!! 1' 9.5 5 -1 I is x r,-A i.. - A . 'if- v,-sg'-., 2:15 - '-.-- 3-. .-L v 5 , 1 9 i 6' V 5-I .: Q. , ,ms I 4, '-.7. . F' Q' q . ul ln 1' ,K ' ' f 3 Q fm' 4 -nl, . ff. fx uu- 55,4-gre U F3511 vitae -: ' A V vf .- - 1 4 IG! .lf 'U 4.11 . 7 :Ain . .24 . N 6 +1-I A 140' ug. IFF' ' 'sf ai! U S., 'iw . .,, .,, QA . 'QW M- .9 N an .gif R - FG. . .4-as ,. IU 4,4-v CHANGED TIMES There is a season and a time for all things bright and dark, light and happy, warm and cold: a time for holding fast and letting go, a time for gathering up and casting, a time for bringing in and giving out, a time for greetings and a time for partings. Oh, let me be attune with seasons and with the changing time of things: I want to hold you close when your time calls for that, to see you from afar when solitude is what you need, to comfort you in troubled moments, to shield you from a cloud of storm and shelter you when the earth trembles and see you safely home through lonely water., There is a season and a time for lovers like ourselves, as days of gentle summer rain must follow warmth and sunshine, as autumn leaves must fall as well, our meeting and our parting must have its time and season. - Vlalter Henry Nelson Dedzcatzon Some men spend a lifetime searching for their destrmes but you have achieved all that a person could dream possible person of conviction and honesty and you are a man who has accepted a challenge which few men can meet and conquer' To you Bishop Ottenweller we wish to dedicate the 1974 CREST as a token of our admiration and as a small thank you for all you ve done for us and for our community We admire you, a man with love in your heart and dedication in your soul. You are a 7 I . I . . . . , - ' ' 2 ' A , ' T I ' Q I N . 4 f N1 ,1 , l ,K K K 'va P5-H The Most Revgfend A Ibert H Ottenweller A uxzlmrv Ri.-hm. nr fm 1- J Episcopal Ordinaiion the laying of hands the Litany ofthe Saints Bishop Donovan 's homiQ1 the examination ofthe Bishop-elect. ' H i ghli ghtsParish Activities The Concelebration of the Eucharist P' , .,: v. Q 'L. 1 f Fr. ' f ff . aa ee 5 h'QEjf Ll The Recessiorz From the Cathedral -efz fit t ' a X 'ik SZ. J ohrfs Welcomes THEIR Bishop i l Wx amazes YOU Q I Today 'S Leaders Influence The school board of St. john School is confronted every day with the many problems that arise when it comes to keeping a school in commission. These people put in many long, hard hours of work, hours that are appreciated by the people of our parish. The students of St. ,Iohn's would like to thank these people for their dedication. The 1975-74 Delphos St. john School Board consisted of: fsrandingj Thomas Gordon, Richard Moorman, Ralph Hemker and Cletus Vonderwellg Csearedj james Bertling, George E, Adams, Mrs, Caroline Gallemier, Sr. M. Annunciara and The Most Reverend Albert H. Ottenwcllcr. .x Tomorrow 75 Achievers E 1 ij Being the principal of a school is a difficult V, job for any man, but Mr. Adams seems to 'l enjoy being the leader of St. john's High School. But there are many aspects of Mr. Adams' job we don't realize: the responsibilities, the pressures, the sorrows, the disappointments. His job is so complex that Mr. Adams is sometimes a bit mysterious - doing things, acting in certain Ways, and il - changing in mood for reasons which aren't apparent to us. ff 0 4 if 456' ,i i 1 ,tl . -21 gl .J l .1 ii ' 'I :P I lfnig it if Y , L, ... -.- H- ,4.... .,,... --...... ,,-.......A... NN se' 12135 197202 zsaiizi TIRED .... SERIOUS .... . , BITTER . . . Y - SHORT , . . X FAT ..... BUSY ...... MEAN ,.... UPSET ..... 1- . -is it A ANGRYH... . . . . .CALM . .AWAKE . , .HAPPY . . ,SWEET . . . . .TALL .SKINNY ... . .IDLE . . , .KIND RELAXED Eve .'4'A- Ti -A U Administration Sets High Standards Guidance Counselor, DAN RUPERT FRAN VOLL, Administrative Assistant 1 , - . n W 7...-1-- ' K . .' M ,w,' r, 'U' ra 7- ,,., 'riyfif-V h f NY fr rfwwdfl Administrative Assistant, FR. JOHN BLASER or Positive Student Values 1 MRS. AGNES MILLER, Bookkeeper, Book Store Manager MRS. MARY WILL, Librarian MRS. ANGELINE MILLER, Study Hall Supervisor, Book Rentals MISS EMMA METZNER, Librarian qbclowy MRS. MARGE CLARK, Office swmfy 1, 1 Vx n X g . fbclowj MRS. MARIE MYERS, Librarian Serving Us With miles ' x i .v, .k 4.9 , 5. hn.Dq l 5'1 'n . 5.1. 4, 5' ... ,. , .. Part of the cafeteria staff consisted of, L to R: Rita Suevcr, Mary Grothouse and Rita Ricker, The new janitors this year were Mr. and Mrs. jim Steven- SOD. The dedicated people who transported the students, L to R: Thomas Knebel, Rita Klingerhlames Mesker, Doris Knebel, Thomas Mueller,-Iohn Hohlbein, Ed Holdgreve, Donald Fischbach and Kenneth Grothous. Oliver Sucver and Urban Honigford, janitors for the school, used their skills to keep St. john's in tiptop con dition. Armilla Kill, Leona Backus and Leona Wamecke put in many hard hours of work to provide the students with healthy meals. Q T 5' U D E N T L I F STUDENT LIFE 01Ing.G0ing. one. . . The pictures below illustrate one of the tricks played on the students by the football cheerleaders during a pep assembly. Many other such activities were often found in the classrooms and halls, and were sometimes forgotten. Before we know it, the school year has ended and become part of the past. All we have left are the memories. Pranks like the one shown along with others all make up our school years at St.john's, What do you remember from a school year? . , , I . if fi.: I, J -, ,xl - -. sw I i Af' -'n.u-'wi 1 in-,X - . . .-,..,,,s..qfjr,Ue45,gvV,..,g. f . ,- if . ii -Vi' ' ,L -iw-iv' l ' ir P .ALM Qc ,Zh .V .V Ryu., 1 ! or , 1 'V . 2.5. very? ,. , ,. .. my Psex I 494' 535 uf' ' X 1 ei Wf 1. .,,ff- Q...-f ,. gf. 'GW' .J ff Q 'Z' V'i'fx' m A , ll 1 . , 4 l ' -2ll'yf' ' J. ,Q 1 - -X :- . ht! vf,! ' '- Jis i . an Q , ' , l so M V ' r .V , , .'.'-t ,an -'-'Q - W ' ' ' .f . M4 'SQ ' ,Qa I ,I '-Tlwnhh --If-N . 9513: -1 X ' l W. up -' - 35-if - f - T f' f A-1 , 1 0 4H'3,5ff ' gf Waite up, Mike Benson! . L,,,, 1 'ilk 'A-5.11, me S ll it Childhood playmates always seem to be able to find each other in a crowd. 01 Football players and the stufient body participate in the annual bonfire. ff- Qu fi Not even Rick Reinclel can run away from our Crest il.. Hx i ., r ' 'Again WX Y. photographer. An unidentified entertainer adds a little excitement to the study hall. I0 School Daze 1 .4 t ,,.,.,..,-L A shot from the All-Star game catches Mike Shumaker in a state of shock xg IV1' ,,,-9 ' . fiiil ff- . '- FB' l , . I ,,. 'z Lg l' . ,ib- .fl 'ff 1 73 -,t , J. ,.- ' ' fg H 4 ' 4 -, ' ' .Q-, .- r Vs. 54. ,N V- 12 i Ji 1 . -- -- li I 1 i - A i I Sue Miller helps herself to some goodies. It is hard for some students to give up their favorite childhood fantasies. President Phil Beckmann aids an inductee into the National Honor Society light her candle from the Candle of Knowl edge. The spirit of a Raggedy Ann doll symbolizes just how loveable St. john's really is. 'Teen Angel, Is Here LEFT : As you can see many of the students were not ease ily identified. ls that you Mike fBernieJ Benson?!? MIDDLE: As shown here the cheerleaders supported the fifites spirit of the day. RIGHT: Tina Brandehoff and Margaret Fisher - two fifties teenyboppers swinging down the hall. BOTTOM: This high school crowd hashes over the lat- est gossip. it . .J -3 r n QQ A .1 1 To Stay Old doesn't necessarily mean out of style according to St. john's students as many of them participated in the Fifties Day. This project sponsored by the Student Council was designed to promote school spirit and general all around fun. Enthusiastic students sported pony tails, long skirts, leather jackets, and slicked-down hair. .-5. ni .IW ' 4 ,SL- L S-nr.-4-.gg ' 'T 'f ' ' ' '-'--. -' - -:iii I2 .,aL..D t . Superstars vs. Faculty it UF THE BLUE-l i H' INS 'Q xv Family rivalries come into focus as the Alt brothers battle for the ball. Mike Shumaker commands a Mr. Funk displays the kind of action and skill that cap- tured a faculty victory over the All-Stars, 72-69. Let us not quarrel over a basketball! I4 WJEJRVS UHHE QUE Both teams seem to be one step behind Gary Mack as he successfully completes his lay up. ttention with his high 'I 1 zfeP '- Citizens Involved in ivic Work s wr N, 1' qu- ,L . I' QV ' i ' ' ' Q---4 - A Ski, 1 1 A VP' 119141 w 'Q . ' wx.. l if 44 Y'a2 tw - 2 Vs N 1 , N Q ., Last fall, the Veterans of Foreign Wars d. presented St. ,Iohn,s Annex with an American A flag that had flown over the Capitol building. Each year students from the junior class are chosen to attend Girls' State and Boys' State. While there, the students conduct a government of their own. Each student is elected to a position and attends to their respective duties. 2 L 4 Ii . ' ' -. xysfq lx , .,. .- ' 4 '1i5 s ' . - .1 ' .. ,'.. 3 :mf , . i. s QS? . ?. 'g . Qiaif. ' ' Shown after donating a flag to the Annex are VFW members: Don Walters, Frank Monday, and Mel Boberg. I r l Alternates Amy Hemker and julie Krendl were chosen with Aimee Hedrick and Mary Clark who represented St. ,Iohn's as delegates to Girls' State. 0 va . u ,341 - .. rr l YM I y E nh., . i - ,-,,,,-' Bill Scherger Crightj attended Boys' State this summer with joe Heitz serving as alternate. ri V- A- -'i'e,f:..fH 1 p '! J.!I -T l - X ' au s ' V I 5 'a 'A 'Tff'i'i'I lfi5l'2li, -i Q- F' g . w W , mf ' , 1: , i W , XM. .1 Q-,J .... , .4.., Don Alt greets cach customer with a smile. 16 Days of Summer l These girls relax during busy preparation for orientation and scheduling. , - i A t 'i .i:1i.,::s3a+ 'd ' ' ' f , .. ,f fv vi,--, -.-?..A.V- H V. . - f 1 r f 4 -1,-1,714 'sol W 5 F Sadie Michael, Kathy Hoffman, Sue Ulm, and Nancy Fischer pose for a pretry picture while working at Dick's Dairy whip. Working for Channel 6-TV has its ups and downs I P F I L One lone soldier prepares for battle . . . the nexr drill. 4. Mr. Duncan docs what comes naturally. -, ...:. -.WY L - .N ,hr-.f 2,-5 ,F -f ,Y H -- .. W -. 5. -Q, .V M 1, -Av' mlm- ' ..., :gf-QI, - lu Lx, m N ..lm,',dfg'Q-rar i- ,V A -.r 1. v,.,u.- jx v V N W .Y V ,W , V L.-fi wr- V' ' k . ' , r fl- .l l 'a.,p.l.-., NW- 5' IN .mn 3 mg- .', C -5-g,5pf1,,,l: nl lem' a'J'fi11 ' wc 'N 'ill 11,3 '. 1q,w:Li'- f f ., 'gJ 1-' +1 ' . . r .. ,... , . ,. D A .- . , ,, 3. fQ5'4'm,gM 1'-4 ' ' f , , 1 , -' 1 jf' , .gr ff-.W -, fl.f,53.1-., Y2:f'g3'i:ffl 3,9L-' :'1ga.gjA Jus: r I -.+ -fe f a v 1 1 E +I' it R , L 'ik .A 4 ' ur- ' ' 2' if FH, ,q Effie , - Ll Q' l l l Y' mf T v ' 1 I. !H 'C sv0-un-w fil. Q r xr . V41 'G , n , L. ifufxffbz' -5. -' if M' - 3' 'FI' V ' lx? - 'Wig , , A N L! bv l A' . . ' ' 1' A.-arf?-ff A er n nn n A 1, N ., nl flgii V lb 6, l q iq l.,.:.in A! J.- If ' ' ,.,',, -V+ 'r,.a,-. up , ,, ,. ., 'A H' - , , ' fl ' ,,,q,..-,ff 'f'54l'Jv 2, g - -Q I ,Y ry V- , F -.. 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Even though the Bluejays dropped the game to a tough Celina team, spirits made a rebound at the ceremonies and dance the following evening. An expressive smile radiates from Robbin as she is crowned by the team captains The band assumes a familiar formation. 22 lam, WH Q x ,JI-'F . f m X xl ' ,ef-.7 ,K L-WI YQ 41 Hb 'N i RR I U arg? I Lu 'A x ,L FQ Q C L1 .J xn- Glimpses 0 ,Q . fi X 'K Doing their share of work for the Homecoming of 1975 are Gary Schlcreth and Sharon Bonifas. With careful arrangcmengjudy Hemker and Chad Easy docs it! Weber hang letters for Stairway to Heaven. ' f fl X 0 1 Xxfhfhx x Q' Hfrvi ' Lad' Homecoming Preparation nH.v: ' . . ,. 14' - W5 .'- - 3 f ,I 1' rf. . Z, . . 3 5 1 V'-, ' V f ,xp -ooo ' ' A -4 g F' ' --fu 125- ' ' Impressions of heaven's gates are being created by Diane Wagner and Amy Hemkcr. 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Everyone was swept up in the excitement of preparation. The air of friendly cooperation among the workers helped tremendously toward the success of - the festival. Young and old alike worked hard for a common goal, thereby erasing any generation gap that may have been present. Muscle power can come in handy at times. it Next victim, please!!! 28 Everyone Doing Tom Grothouse and joe Menke appear to take delight in their work. 1 i li 1 'V Watch it guys, it's a long way down. 'I Their Share Volunteering as kitchen help, excused some girls from class, to help make preparations. Dan Duncan, Fran Voll and Bud Honigford discuss some technical aspects of the festival, These girls discovered that cooking for the festival isn't as easy as it seems. 1973 Fall Festival What a great year for the St. john Festival! It was terrific success! Everyone there seemed to enjoy themselves during the two day event and in the process 368,000 was accumulated. This money is used toward the financing of the grade and high schools. Without the wonderful support illustrated by our parishoners, the schools would not be able to function. Working can be 2 pleasure at the St. ,Iohn's School Festival. The faculty does their share of the work too. 30 Mr. Adams and Mr. Duncan are shown influencing two young ladies in their choice of prizes. Smashes All Records .V f .7 The crowd is only beginning to form. Lisa Suever spins whilcjulic Bockey calls the number Another look of the festival game floor. our for the cake booth. Destination. . . Future In October, several bus-loads of students from St.,Iohn's journeyed to OSU-Lima campus. There they attended lectures given by professors and students on many career possibilities. ' mf- g- 'K Q37 -,Lt 4' :Ty J.-L. Y- 9- . , 9'r fii,. . , , ,J . 1,- Are these girls actually college bound? Marvin Steyer, Rod Wagner, and Roch Wurst attempt to Mr. Funk calls the roll before departure. decide where their next lecture will take place. 32 Students from the surrounding area and listening to a lecture at O.S.U. tadents Stage Spook Spectacular These students show some of the variety of costumes at Could these two witches be stirring up a brew? the Halloween Dance. I Togetherness is fine, but some people go overboard. The Halloween Dance was even open to minors. l ve F ' , 4 R5 Raggedy Ann and Andy showing affection for one another. Packing away the toys are Jayne Miller and Tom Grothouse. lzristmas' ' S-.J f x qft,,.a Margaret Fisher is shown doing her part for the Christ- Barb Fortcner seems to have found a little friend on the Everyone loves a Christmas Tree so say Pat Murray for Tots 4... 5 Q Yi and Klaus mas Assembly. Even though it was postponed by snow, this year's Christmas Assembly proved to be quite entertaining. It revolved around the game show To Tell The Truthn featuring johnny Christmas fportrayed by Pat Wagnerj. After I dl ak h I f f UT T H-rh the skit, the faculty received their delayed Ernxahlsrandehoff, Mark Goedde, Tom jettxnghoff and Joyce Ged ings m e up t e pane o experts or o e e Christmas gifts. Another project of the Student Council was Toys for Tots Day. Each student was permitted to wear jeans if he donated a new or good used toy to the society. This project was a big success. Not only were those who donated happy, but many under privileged children of this area received something from Santa Claus. Starting off the Christmas assembly is Polly Weber, President of Student Council. ' 35 Bob Hammons and Diana Imber rehearse a scene in the Bridal Shop. The people involved in the play this year took on a great challenge by performing West Side Story. After the decision was made on the play, the pit band began practicing almost immediately. Dancing steps had to be mastered, for they played an important part in the play. There were other changes from tradition also as the play was enacted without a formal stage. As a result, our technicians had to experiment with the lighting and sound systems. Rehearsing the play was sometimes very difficult because acting, singing, and dancing had to be coordinated together to bring out the special meaning of the play. All the emotions were encountered in performing West Side Story as the actors portrayed their characters through the action of the story. The entire experience was valuable to the Seniors for introducing them to the art of theater. The jets do their thingn at the dance in the gym. 36 West Szde S150 Q -,. . . .Lx 'J 1 I Q I- ff ff -' - a .f . 4 '--.'.p.'!slf'7'.l.'5ef3'h1 - 7 Bemardo's and Riff's participation in the rumble entail their deaths The Hers declare revenge against the Sharks Seniors Find Hard Work Pays in The Sharks and their girls were: frow lj Bob Vondran, Denny Grone, Terryjohns, Tom Rekart, Karen jcttinghoff, Alice Bellman, Diana Imber,judy Ricker, Dianne Meskcr. Crow Zj Pam Schwieterman, Rick Reindel, Becky Huysman, Steph Kaskel, Kenny Honigford, Tina Brandehoff, Marv Steycr, Dodie Dukes, Peggy Fought, Marilyn Burgei. These Students acted as thejet gang: frow lj Annette Ditto, Dan Pothast. frow 25 Martha Steyer, Mike Lie- brecht, Molly Miller, Bev Honigford. frow 35 Sue Ward, Ed Niedecken, Chris Grilliot,jcan Elwer, Ron Best, Elaine Plumpc, Chris Friend, Pat Wagner, Deb Hoff- man, Tom Grothousc, Sue Miller, Barb Bonifas. frow 45 Val Staup,jay Metznet, Gary Utrup. 38 l 4 Almos here of Theater The people you see on this page were f P involved in many different aspects of the play. They are the ones responsible for helping to build the sets, make up, lights, promotion, taking the sets on and off the stage, and countless other duties. A. .V . lf' , ' 1 'li,-' T ri1vlrTirgfs19H'NfSe Him'-'15CH00t fiL iii. . ', , C- i.i,' W 9 1 e ' . . C . e Q2 ' . . ,,f'3'?l7'?T1?'3J all? l 1 ' T 'vf W J 1 I Ml m ' fm ,,I1f, 1. ' gl1sl 5.. q .: Q.:r Nj A 1 ' ' f W -' 'sg ' Lfrw fs-ai Y, T 1 T . -al? 1 , 12gs.,'f,:3l mas.: K C, 2 - - . - i f T' 1:1 g,?.yff4 : ,11. . .,,fl ,+,,.1wjn,2fie:cia,:f. ' Hifi 5 as fr.,-yi Ei Rl! 'F 1 I l if 5 e l VW' In X ji' Q 5 4. , H as 1' r s Jo' l -' K.. rr .'..f 1 . i Hr' - , l , . , 9- f' Lg X--' 5 ' ':'+:,.-- 1 'W .. f 1 ' F . 'easfif' , L In . . , ,. - . . i i r, 5 ., , J., 1, 1. . . . , ity, :gi I 3 '.'- I 'T 5.4 l buf- '..2l- -' N 5f',Q ,N ' 5 Crow lj jane Weinken, Cindy Sheeter,jane Kaverman, Elaine Patton, Mary Pohlman. Crow 21 Kathy Hoffman, Carol 33 jf - In Noonan, Elaine Kaverman, Kay Baldauf, Barb Moreo, Karen Trcntman, Lisa Hanshumaker, Mary Hesseling, Polly , 2-wr 5 . V .', Q -A 5 Weber. Crow 35 Donna Reindel, Kathy Hilvers,-Joyce Grothaushlanet Morris, Elaine Wurst, Mark Wamecke. Crow 43 , Q7 Q?L2mwy A Chuck Verhof f, Pat Murray, Lenny Klaus, Chuck Rahrig, Ron Mueller, Steve Hemker, Mike Gerdeman. Crow 53 Bill -1-i,,gi::',JU Looserhlerry Neumeier, Gary Suever, joe Menke, Dave Hemker. t.' ' if 1 ' f T 2 ' 1 f r ,P . il 5, . . Crow U Tim Suever, Larry Beining, Marg Fisher, Nancy Cross,-lane Bockey, Kim Buschor, Maria Amzen. Crow 25 Nancy Fischer, Mary Oberg, Sandy Klausing, Lisa Martin, Mary Wanne- macher, Diana Henney,,Iean Friemoth, Barb Merschman, Kathy McDonald, Tim Clark. Crow 31 Una Nulty, Barb Meyer, Sue German, Torn Luersman, Ted Kill, Roger Teman. Crow 43 Steve Bergfeld, Phil Beckman, Mike Shumaker, Gary Mack,john Gerdeman- 40 Experienced by Seniors great performances. There was a great deal of pride and satisfaction in the Senior class production of West Side Story. Everyone involved contributed something to the benefit of the play. The Seniors grew closer together as a whole after sharing all the experiences that went into the making of several ,l' Tina Brandehoff and Marv Steyer just can't seem to get Some of the Shark girls are shown putting in a little extra practice. the class out of their Ti 2 W l if ffl' Nmfuf' ,, ,-v-- , . cl 1 EBQQEQ'-E52 1 Tom Grothouse, Dan Pothast, and Gary Utrup display the result of several weeks of dance practice. 3 3 L, ,, , ,. R563 '- 4.2 ,- 'a'-LL1 ' J:-5 mul! .1 -1-w 91 f- -.-r ff .K ,v atv' 4. s Bob Hammons and Diana Imber take a pose from the Balcony scene. Their Years at L. fohnfs 4 0 F A J X . Z... f ' 1 There is fun at the prom for the teachers too! Important discussions took place at the prom. . Z, 1? 1 .1 X li fa. ' Q . . tl' 4' frr' ' y if aff' ly These people relax and enjoy the atmosphere of the prom. Many people attended this year's prom, making it a very successful event. Along with this, the junior class worked hard and long on all the necessary preparations. This yearly dance brings the juniors together as they plan their work several weeks in advance. Making decorations, preparing food, and setting up lights, take a great deal of cooperation from everyone. Marilyn Burgei and her date look guilty for getting their picture taken. Moonlit Memories Junior-Senior Prom Ma ll, 19 4 g I- l g bx N sr:'::'5 '-Wa' if -fr Here are students standing in line at the smorgasbord. 44 The gazebo was one of the main attractions of this year's prom. Many hours of work went into its making. ...fit r tg? 'sa , mA. Food looks good, doesn't it gang? Dancing to the contemporary music are jerry Neumeier and his date. W -e..J Seniors, rock on! Mr. Rupert, Mr. Gunder, and Mr. Bohnlein also helped chaperone the food. . if May 11, 1974, the evening of Moonlit Mernoriesf, the theme of the junior-Senior Prom, now reigns in the memories of all those who attended. Music was provided by the Ray Coleson Orchestra. Their arrangements included everything from contemporary to polka to rock. Midway through the dancing, for the second year in a row, a smorgasbord luncheon was served. Sophomores acted as servers for this event. Jef f Kimmet and Becky Huysman keep in time to the music. Mike Liebrecht, Larry Beining, and joe Will stop to pose for the camera with their dates at the prom. Stud Days Promote Religious Education I - f . ... Masses, speakers, entertainment, and many other activities play important parts in the Study Days that are planned by Father Blaser. This year the Mission Society conducted a Service Day in which the entire student body became involved in performing diverse services for the community and surrounding areas. For some of the student body, the Mission Study Day was a challenge physically ' Y . ' ififit m l ' ' ' 7 32r'i .x i 5 ' y V .,' Us mon. .. - -'Q' ' 1 , .. -ff' - W-V Egg WiL 1- , .I W , ' Krug ., , -5 rlsuuagjli , i V E 5 '- 1 .. , ,it -zmnwif-1 u N' Y. D I 5 f Y ..,: Q -- - ' ' . 1111233114 Q- -, :ff 1 f Q Y . as ,..f- rising . -mf , e i- , F A V vw Xa. L i 7' . N --K, 'A 3 is - l , 'n A1119 fd- 4225? v., I X ,f 3: , 'LQ , f ' Y , , , f- A - L in Bob Ulm takes pan: in the St. johnis Study Day by using Lisa Hanshumaker, Karen -Iettinghoff, Chad Weber, and Glenn Bertling helped with the Red Cross Disaster Aid Kits his musical ability. which was another of the Mission Study Day. ll A Mass ia a part of each Study Day whether it takes place Q- in the gym or in the church. 4- ' . ... ' -- I 46 Seniors Visit Cedar Point and Ft. Loramie Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio and Ft. Loramie once again were the popular choices for the Senior class trip and picnic. Greyhound buses, chartered for the class trip, provided comfortable transportation to Cedar Point. Many Seniors attended the event and were rewarded with good weather and fun for the day. The prayers of many people were answered CSL Marciana?j when a beautiful day dawned for the Senior class picnic. As a result, many students went swimming and soaked up the sun on the beach with some people getting too much sun! Barb Bonifas smiles exuberantly. Having a good time? -4 9- Steve Lause, Bill Looser, andjerry Neumeier take a break from all the activity at Cedar Point. Many Seniors were glad to rest and recuperare on the buses home from Cedar Point. x Iva A . if S v F 3 -'LEW 'L , 5. A ' 3.52 ML i -4 uP355 the A1k3'5Clf2C1' PICMG. groans Kim Buschor. Deb Youngpeter and Deb Hoffman enjoyed a picnic lunch, complete with hot dogs! xii ? 5' . 6 cel n, Lgzf 1 Q3 E E 'i llili L - A: Y- X -K, X , .-,,a.,-.--V-.f J I , ,L t I at e i v ,I lm M, ,.,','5 I Lm7..,,!- , 5 , , ..-jul i Y gl l A in F ' '- ls. V? Q M if ra ll' Carol Kunderr and Peggy Klausing complete some last minute 4 duties Empty halls - a sure sign that school is out. 0 More Homework. .,.r or i i Greg Scherger had better be careful! With the Seniors gone, the halls start to thin out. ...sr..,..aaaat.a..al..a.,.a . , - A giegdggyggifgggiij-hay, -- . -5, rm-an -.f 1 sm' 'iii School books are put away, so thesejuniors pass time by playing cards. juniors are transformed into Seniors, Sophomores into juniors, and Freshmen become Sophomores. It's the last day of school! Everything is put away and forgotten until the next year when it starts all over again, This page concludes the Student Life section. Hopefully in the future, these pages will remind you of special incidents and help you remember what was once life at St. john's during 1973-1974. 48 0 R G A N I Z A T I 0 N ORGA NIZA TIONS 4 Student Council Mission Society Honor Society Band Cheerleaders Future Teachers of America Future Farmers of America Crest Staff Science Club Shield Staff Intramural Board Distributive Education Clubs of America 1, 17 Those Who Urganize 1 9 73-1 9 74 Student Council President Polly Weber Mx. Dave Alu, Advisor ar Student Ltfe Meeting Student Exchanges Dances 50 gs Day ,' X 'w ?vf ,LV , 17, NM I A ,., ff' , ' 3 W W 1 , .1 'M , , 'Q 11 3. Q x. ' J 4 nu X Q , Y r . - r ,y - . '1' .51, : .. ,F L ' . ': , .fy ' -f ' ' i :ffl if ,, fu' ' -' .' 5 5 Decorating for Festival Toys for Tots Day XQ73J9f? issiOn' Ociei Contributing greatly to the activities of this year's Mis- sion Socicty was Fatherjohn Blaser. VIL . f3,-i M Mary Wannemacher, Mission Society President, crowns Mary Queen of May. Scholars of the School Senior members include: ROW 1: Sue Schaffner, Karen jettinghoff, Bev I-Ionigford, junior members are: ROW 1: Clara Luersman,jean Brickman, Sue Langhlulie Krendl, Molly Miller, Chris Grilliot, Sue Miller. ROW 2: Alice Noonan, Diane Imber, Diana Lisa Warniment. ROW 2: Ann Schmelzer, Beth Lause,jill Ricker, Elaine Plumpehleanne Henney, Mary Pohlman, Carol Noonan,-Iudy Ricker. ROW 3: Phil Beclcmann, Steve Meyer, Amy Hemker. ROW 3: Tom jettinghoff, Karen Kaverman, Sharon Bonifas, Bergfeld, Dave Holden, Tom I-loersten. Aimee Hedrick, Judy Hemker, Mary Clark, Sadie Michael, Bill Scherger. ye Amso DESI 3 to I A V ,-- Alice Noonan speaks about attitude during the fall induction Rainbow of Desire. . . . . . . . . . ' Waiting for the National Honor Society induction to begin, anxious faces show their nervousness. 4 Practice Makes Perfect .x X X 2. 'PX ..,'b - 1 i J N'. X 1 I . . 'I ' .t - X Many hours of practice go into the band to make it the best band around. Pep Band izuqx The Pep Band joins in the spirit of the Fifties' Day game as seen above. r. 1 L, P 4 I 1973-19 4 DeQ9h0s St. fohnps -14, lk, 4.8 5. , Q, N Wd Clarinets' Mary Grorhouse and Karen Shulrc step in time while marching. 56 1 L, -se., -fi. .- ,, , : T er -1 ,- 5 QL. ' ... ,,. 'Q Ah-, K A ,, --. , ff qw . . is Q4 ,H K . . -vs . , 5 x X The band marches to a lively cadence on their way ro the football game. e,.P15g1,,,-.- -X L -4 V . f.frigL'3- -,Q 5.3: ,- A- xx -4.4-Q' .. , .,j,, H-jr, .. ,. -,.-.Y e' .V-'. V Q., -.. -' L- '1.f :s -'. . e- u, 5, 75, ,. 5. X.. 3-,.,..'-5,J:5.,. , sw , , - ,-4,, -s:,01.,,., .., ' ...mg .., ,Z 1 'qt , ,Q-,L . 34? ,L F 1, ., ,..f ,, ,,, :N - --5 f-:,,,.--gff' g..,.n--A ,f-.l,- --1.-1, ,-:,. .sv '-fffefx --f N' ., '-r x,.--'Q-34: L- ' . ...Q .L ,, ' 'H Mr-- .FIV-wj, ,N-'f ,CA Sf -1 ff ,,- .M JJ-' ,. ,... .- Y., High School Marching Band Jeanne Oclenwcller, Paula Ulm, Sue Lang, Diana Imber, Deb Hoffman, and Dan Calvelage filled the roles of majorettes and drum major, respectively J 'N , V 1 ' r. nie-J Mr. Duncan directs the band in playing the Sr. ,Iohn's Alma Mater. 9 Cheering Psyches ut Rivals X' 5 lei F , ll la ' . . 1 . - fa I i H K s lt. LEFT: Peggy twists to Rockin' Robin during the Fifties Day, - 4, L ' 's43F' 1 ABOVE: During pre-game and halftime activities, the cheerleaders entertained the fans with pompom routines. The 1974-1973 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders include Peggy Fought, Becky Huysman, Sue Miller, Steph Kaskeluludy I-Iemker, and Pam Schwieterman. Cheermg Gets Underclassmen The 1975-1974 Reserve Basketball Cheerleaders are: Lisa Schlagbaum, Vickey Pohlman, Diane Schwieterman, Lisa Suever, Mary Brickner, and Kim Nichols. f V , V ,visit 1.1, E , P' , q ' . . ' .fix-af L1 '1-fa ef? - T1 , ,hx , , ., JT. h,.Z. A-, A 'H3,,zL, . fu. I Q ' ' -my I W- get .X ' V -as-1, - 3-13,16-, if 'V ' fxvf -' .1 , 'A - 4' ..- Q-,'.hA A- lip, , v 4 A ,- , :fi I - ..,.y .- ' .itiay af- . i ig, '- ' Q' QMIQ- L z fl - ?- -5' ri-1 hffi l, m',Ji f':,- l . is i , ' M, fi-31,2 A ,Y 3t.:g'54'Pf:'1.-M 1-V, saw s s - , i is f ., - -' - ' .A 1, ' 1 Q , . 5 , J . X 5 w is . .ff 5 an ' t a ' 1 'V V X. L 1 'gh' Q 1 ' - V , . ,, -. . 4 . Fi -s ,i, 1ffZ - 1 Y i. ' e ' i L ' ' ' - -. i . -.f -:1 . ,- ' , 4 . i i - ,. ' 5f'.2s'5f?,,fL'-f fri' . T . rf '.' ' '--1-w 5 ' I -, h . , , A, ,, , ,.i- L.-.S Practice on a Fall Day 60 BY!! Q -' W- , ' ' . A -22,119 ' , 'X 1 if . - 3 I ' , ..-.... .Q I .1'- T.- ,..,-, f ' Y 1 . ,-:.- 'X '1' 553' 11,1 gff ' w- JL' . 1 1- ,, f - .. if Q -2 -A 1 W ti i f --fff+f f Q 1 ' u . :ik U ' 'A df- - ., . . xsffj , ..:f:.gi..' ' V , ' , ,, ' , 112312. Jill, as -' ' ' , wfpugl 1 ' ',i' X . , il 74, X had 1.--V ,Q K I Q +V i . x- f l' 5 . - 1 - -'-, - ' : --' K H., -1 ., . i We if --mb if OCS ui ter, Linda Pohlmanjoanne Ostcndorf, and Cindy Holdgrcve, we ' V m . , ' ,Q ' 1 Y -wb I - -Ai ' xJ 7' YA VA -4- - 4' A K on N f 'int I 3 lx A M ' 'Tar qgyi I' ' A. 1 J, W -955 nuff. ,T I ur Teachers for the Future 0-vnu so-, ,,,, 1 , '12 1 N Maas. ABSENT: Kathy Hoffman, President. re' I Dianne Mesker spends her spare time teaching in the grade school. I I n V. '- li- Ye The F.T,A. members are: ROW 1: Dianne Mesker, Diana Henney Sharon Bonifas Mary Pohlman Dodie Dukes Karen jerringhoff ROW 2'judy Hemker Aimee Hedrick Ma Clark , y , , - - FY -Iill Ricker, Clara Luersman, Ellen Grilliot, Cheryl Bridges,-Ieanne Odenweller. ROW 3: Donna Beckman, Cathy Clark, Sue German, Joyce Geddings, Deb Osrendorf Sue Lang and Barb Diana I-lenney teaches Jap N il fa 'x Math to a second grade student. l' Learning More About Fanning 1973-1974 FFA Award Winners 1973-1974 Parliamentary Procedure Tearn ABOVE: Louie Rcindel won the speech contest with h speech about farm machinery and safety. LEFT: Gary Berres and Rick Utrup discuss their live- stock records with Mike Berelsman. 1974 Crest Staff Provides l I S '. .1 A . I Q -i'. E4 C M Mr. Bohnlein served very efficiently this year as year- This yea.r's editor, Tina Brandehoff, Worked very hard throughout the year. book advisor' Members of the 1974 Crest Staff are: ROW 1: Elaine Patton, Molly Miller, Linda Cross, Mary Wannemacher, Pat Kienc, Barb I-Ionigford, Kate Youngperer, Cathy Maloney. ROW 2: julie Bockey, Kim Nichols, Lisa Suever, Casey Metzner, Karen Hammons, Annette Rode, Gina Myers, Lisa Schlagbaum. 64 -wl Memories ofthe School Year EDITOR: Tina Brandehoff ADVISOR: Mr. Randy Bohnlein BUSINESS: Nancy Cross' jerry Neumeier ' Linda Cross STUDENT LIFE: Karen jettinghoffl' Cathy Maloney Kate Youngpeter ORGANIZATIONS: Sue Schaffner' Barb Honigford SPORTS: Bev Honigfordl' Elaine Patton ACADEMICS: Karen Wrasman' Karen Hammons Molly Miller Annette Rode UNDERCLASS: Margaret Fisher' Gina Myers Lisa Schlagbaum SENIORS: Dodie Dukes' Mary Wlannemacher INDEX: Pat Kiene ' julie Bockey Casey Metzner Kim Nichols Diane Schwieterman Lisa Suever COVER DESIGN: Dodie Dukes 'ksection head TOP: Section Heads rake time out to pose for a picture, MIDDLE: Worldng hard are photographers Tim Clark and Kim Buschor. BOTTOM: Business Managershlcrry Neumcier and Nancy Cross, work over subscription campaign materials for the 1974 Crest. Science Interests Shared uv Q -1 33 ,CL-I ---.xo , in Members of Science Club: frow ljjayne Gerdeman, Robbin Obermeyer, Mary Ann Seffernick, Bev Honigford, Kathy Holden, Mary Obcrg, Val Staup, Lisa Hanshumaker, Cindy Will, Becky Huysman,judy Moorman, Steph Kaskel, Barb Bonifas, Sue Miller. Crow 25 Bob Vondran, Mike Grubenhoff, Bob Hammons, Ron Muellcigjay Metzner, Dave Holden, Dan Hold- greve, Steve Buschor, Charlie Weber,joe Clark, Bill Scherger. frow SJ Tom Rekarr, Mike Shumaker, Gary Mack, Phil Beckmann, Gary Utrup, Steve Bergfeldhloe Sever, Bob Scherger, Greg Scherger, Don Liebrcchr. dig-- li r rr , G y yryy J A C A r-'Ir ABOVE: Bob Vondran intently watches a science dem- X onstrnrion. RIGHT: Discussing an upcoming field trip are Dave Holden, Gary Utrup, Tom Hoerscen, and Diana Henney. '34 66 The Shield Tells it All -ri 'fa , :- fl U' - L l ,, ur . -J The Shield staff members are: ROW 1: Advisor Dave Alt, Karenjettinghoff, Teresa Cummings, Bev Honigford, Karen Trentman, Kathy Hoffman, Mary Hesseling, Alice Noonan. ROW 2: Pat Wagner, Don Alt, Bob Ulm, Diana Henney, Maria Arnzen, Mary Pohlmanhlayne Gerdeman, Sadie Michael, and Mike Benson. ABOVE: Teresa looks over the latest edition of the Shielcl. LEFT: Alice and Kathy, co-editors, are preparing the next edition of the Shield. Intramural Board The Intramural Board consisted of: ROW 1: Diane Imber, Gary Utrup, Mary jo Hickey, Karen Trentman, Mike Gnxbenhoff, Kim Buschor, Martha Steyer,-lay Metznenjo Ann German, Larry Hammond. ROW 2: Beth Lause,joyce Geddingshloe Sever,jan Lause, Steve Buschor, Ann Rose, jeff Link, Karen Wegesin, Dale Carder, Kim Helmkamp. ROW 3: Tony Suever, joe Noonan, Mary Brickner, Denny Klausing, Vickey Pohlman, Mike Calvelage, Casey Metzner, Pat Koester,julie Bockey,jim Buettner. ROW 4: Mark Etzkorn, Monica Bockey, Mike Zalar, Mary Carder, Bob Lauer, Peggy Klausing, Mark Clement, Cindy Youngpeter, Keith Wagnerhludy Shenk, Rick Kaskel, Carol Kundert. Distributifve Education Clubs of America junior members of the club include Cathy Maloney, Ron Kill, Denise Holclgrcve, and Louise Wehri. 68 Senior members participating in the work-experience program are Ed Niedecken, Don Brinkman, Don Alt, Barb German Dan Pothast, Sue German, Tom Fischer, and Mike Liebrecht. Um QPOR T9 t. folmys Members of this year's Varsity Football team include from left to right: Coach Groomes, Terry johns, Gerry Neumeier, Steve Lause, Mark Wamecke, Mike Grubenhoff, Ken Carder, larry Hammond, Jef f Kimmet,-Iay Metzner, Mike Shumaker, and Coach Funk. ROW 2: Coach Stover, Tim Wegesin, Tom Lozano, Larry Gerdeman, Gary Schlereth, Ted Hanf, Chad Weber, Charlie Weber, Tom jettinghof f , Dale Carder,joe Lemkhlue, Steve Buscher, and Coach Martz. ROW 5: Doug Calvelage, Mark Gaedde,jim Mining, Russ Eggcman, Dale Holdgrcve, Dave Klaus, Rick Wieging, Mike German,Joe Heinz, Rock Wurst, Denny Pohlma.n,, Rod Wagner. ROW 4: Fred Mesker, Mike Calvelage,jim Buettner, Louie Rcindcl, Pat Koestcr, Mark ggodle, Denny Swickhleff johnsonhlohn Fetzer, Bill Hanf,jack Bertling, Ed Hammond, Randy Kimmet. ROW 5: Ted Wells, joe Bockey, Denny Fischer, Ron Wagner, Tom Morris, uc Shumaker, Pat Patton, jim Dannhausen, Phil Noonan,-Ioe Noonan, Tom Bertlxng, Gary Suever. Acting as Captains for this year's team were Mike Grubenhoff, Kenny Carrier, Larry Hammond, and jeff Kimmet. 70 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We They Upper Sandusky O 8 Ottawa Glandorf 0 28 Kenton 8 28 Elida 1 2 7 Bath 8 23 Celina O 27 Defiance O 20 Wapakonefa 0 20 Sf. Mary's 6 34 Van Wert 19 8 UPGTSZGTS RESERVE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE We They Ottawa Glandorf O 20 Elida 28 6 Bath 18 I4 Celina O 6 Defiance 6 6 Wapak 6 6 St. Mary's 14 16 Van Wert Forfeit Members of the coaching staff this season were from left to right: Bob Stover, Ray Funk, Bill Groomesg standing, Don Huysman, Dave Alt, Ken Burgei,joe Martz, and Ron Huysman. . PN, V514-i if . I: fr- . Q fi -fr. A Q xg. :,5'Lf1.'3,i? viglgi-gig' .QL . f 4. E-. ,H ' Q -fn. , it -i 54,54 , M: ,'. 1 - ,,Iy,5e.'i,-Li 1 I . 5-A X ,,,. Dir- f.. A- 'gill-. . A. 4Jfl.,-Jlf:-r A. li: ,f 4 - T, , F f,- sei 'sq '- A 1.5 2 ff .sf fe 'i,' 4 v' 1 , U.. L 1 r Y V f 3 Di iixl ol.Lt4.-4 This year's Reserve Football Team from left to right: ROW 1: Coach Martz,jim Minning, Mark Goedde,jeff Johnson, Denny Pohlman,,Ioe Heitz, Charles Weber, Mike Calvelagc,-Joe Noonan, Dennis Swick. ROW 2: Fred Mesker, Pat Koester, Doug Calvelagqjohn Fetzner, Chuck Shumaker, Mark Gedeon, Dale Holdgreve,-Jim Buettner, Bill Hanf, Phil Noonan. ROW 3: Louis Reindel, Mike German, Tom Morris, joe Bockey, Denny Fischer, Kermit Minning, Ted Wells, Par Patton,-Iim Dannhausen, Tom Bertlinghlack Bertling, Unity Sparks Action Senior members leading this year's Blue jay squad were from left to right: Mike Grubenhoff, Ken Carrier, Larry Ham- mond,jeff Kimmerg standing, Gerry Neumeier, Terry johns, Mike Shumaker,-Jay Metzner, Mark Warnecke, Steve Lause. ss, 'ii i t rv Tr J gas y 5 t r sw x'l ' l , . ., w,-, ,Q J ,U Managers assisting the team this year were from l to r: Gary Suever, Rod Wagner and Steve Buschot, standing. The mighty Blue jay team ignited and fired up for their victory over Elida! 72 Leading to Success Doug Calvelagds hand off to Mark Goedde results in a big gain for the-lays. ,wr 6'-IQ Zgjviwfv, d -:V , ,el P as-w 5 ef ' I if Qi-' '?y.,. '. .V I. Q. Af W5 ,t - Y wt , ,,,,, ,- U. K 4 . Ar v. lui' gf-Qt. - . 1 - ' A I . ' .- ,.. a A. V ' ,N W.. W' ,M 'N- P n t. , 1 ,.. 4 1' ' 4 ft Qxfgl., ' my ' A' 2' ' - U ' ' -.1 , bg . ' 1 '-. 1 ,- 4 'iss , f. ' ' Q M- ' pf E, H sas-4 'Spam f, ...gpg . . 'f ' - . 'T-53 ,, u- ' uf' F Kenny Carder is determined to get through CeIina's defense. Together the Bluejay offense strives for a touchdown. Pushing for a first down, Kenny Carder 1243 looks to Mike Grubenhoff 1321 . 556 - . . ',3 -Q 1 ' ALVUJ' . Y- ? L4. - ', ,gri'5-gli-:QQIQQ1 Q-.., Q 1 ., I K. , Jghfxv X-I '11 ig-gg' ' A .Af mln fx F4 x 4' Xl ' ' U- V -. 5 f X li., F Q v X g N4 M' . Q LP ' I ' s- is xxx down the field St,,Iohn s offense met sniff competition from Celina. 'i V 1 K 2 X x l A n 9 4 8 ws how xr s done if Q? x ' 'N' l .. X - a i .1 if ' 'V n , . 14 fr. l carte' :A .sl , . ' ., ' ,J ' N ' N' n- ., N - u E U N. . I t ' I ' 'I I : iii Y '-- 3 'Li'-' - --rjim' ' nf ln, :' - ' Beginning Again HUIVIIL Vlb Mcmbcrs of this years Freshman Football rcamlnnludc FROM LEFT TO RIGHT FIRST ROW R Klaus R Lauer G Bcrtling K Wagner L Warnlmcnt T Mcrschman R Holdgrevc B Brandehuff M Rcxndel R Trcnrman A Dcurschlc -I Cross V Kill fMgrj SECOND ROW S Remdel ,I Shcercr M Mcsker j Bnckman T Wegesin R Rahng C Wannemacher D Srcmcn R Mcrcalfe K Backus D Chnsrcn THIRD ROW M Zalar C Wells D Rode H Niedeckcn T Williams M Gcicr R Eggcman M Pohlman D Schwmncn Coach K Burger Coach R Huysman The Jays set up their defense while anticipating the next play. i FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Spencerville Elida Bath Celina Defiance Wapckoneta 6 2 I2 14 20 6 They 8 28 0 0 0 -A Togffhff, MF- HUYSVHHFI UD and Mr. Burgci fry successfully coached the Freshman Team. Running - cz Test of l While running for improved time and speed thejays try to be successful in the meet. , 1,1 l' 1 lu , After a long hard run Bob Vondran fleftj and Tom Grothouse fllj relax while going down the shoot. E5i?'Ri51' 'f P1 ,-:SH if . . . if ,hawk -A-.-, Although tired, jim Arnzen keeps his consistently good record making him the No. 2 runner on the team. 76 '35 Steve Suever's endless endurance and skillfull running enabled him to be the No. 1 runner on the team. Pat Wagner pushes hard while attempting to break his previous record. tamina and Desire CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE 1973-74 We They Sidney 33 22 Wapak 30 25 Elida 29 27 L.C.C. 27 29 Ottawa G. 34 23 Ayersville 29 28 L.C.C. 26 29 St. Mary's 32 23 Defiance 45 16 Bath 'I8 42 Spencerville l 5 49 Ottawa Glondorf 30 25 Celina 29 28 St. Mary's 32 23 WBL 7th Sectional 9th Those keeping statistics for the team are counter-cloclo wise, Beth Lause, Maria Arnzen, Kim Buschorhlayne Miller and Barb Fortener. ..- Don Metzner knows the importance of a good finish as well as a good start. Members of this year's cross country team are from left to right: ROW 1: Bob Vonclran, Pat Wagner, Steve Etgen, Steve Suever, Steve Osting, Rick Reindel, Tom Grothouse, Lenny Klaus, Phil Beckmann. ROW 2: Art Klausing, Dan Youngpetcr,-lim Amzen, Rick Brabant, Tom Kill, Steve Kalus, Tony Grone, Don Metzger, Steve Grilliot. ROW 5: Pat Lause, Rick Williams, Dave Clark, Ron Ebbeskottc, Tony Grone, Brad Suevcr, Gary Mack. ROW 4: Coach Bob Arnzen,,Ioe Klausing, Dave Miller, Rick Kaskel, Mark Utrup, Mark Brandehof f, Terry Fischer, Don Alt, Rick Stant. 77 4 Up and ver With L. folmys Acting as coach for both the Varsity and Reserve teams was Mrs. Stover. i i i Included in this year's Varsity are from left to right: Aimee Hedrick, Diane Kimmet, Lisa Martin, Lisa Bryan, Kim Bus- chor, Chris Miller, Lisa Hanshumaker, Sadie Michael, and Kim Helmkamp. .41-.1 Diana Henney and Deb Ostendorf each have their own way of warming up before practice begins. Deb Reindel doesn't hesitate to express her opinion. Aimee Hedrick shows skill not only in volleyball, but also in the opening of lockers, lrst Volleyball Team ?f'Qv-1' great effort, Mag Wannemacher forces the ball the net. Reserve team members are from left to right: Laura Swick, Margaret Wannemacher, Beth Shank. TOP ROW: Deb Osten dorf, Mary Vleberhloyce Geddings, Deb Reindel, and julia Bockey. Beth Shenk is determined to have a successful serve. 11,5-in was ses wr w ff- ga 11 ,H 1 f if 5 ww M as ,, W The enthusiasm of the team members made practices more fun. Springfield South Toledo C.C. Ottawa-Glandorf Kenton Toledo St. Francis Ayersville Dayton Roosevelt E ida L. C. C. 1973-74 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE We 73 60 79 94 55 88 l 05 They 76 54 37 53 58 58 58 We They Bath 69 59 Shawnee 60 48 Celina 61 59 Dayton Dunbar 61 64 Defiance 69 70 Wapakoneta 58 47 St. Marys 7l 72 Van Wert L. C. C. TOURNAMEN- Sectional Allen East St. Marys District Wauseon Lima Cent. Cath. e They ur Mighty E Liv i '7' --gg' ,A L, a t .111 Acting as captain for Bluejays this year is john Gerde- fnan. r - - . This year's Varsity included: FROM L TO R: Manager Steve Buschor, Steve Klaus, jim Arnzcn, Dan Youngpeter, Lenny Klaus, Manager Pat Murray. ROW 2: Dave Swick, Phil Beck- mann, Don Burgei, Roch Wurst,john Gerdeman, Tim Pohlman, Rick Reindel, Tom Grothouse. ABSENT: Manager Karl Pohlman. Teams Y Dan Rupert. 1l1:lV25Qil-Zh7t--- it T. 5 'jf :gr N? hifi 'Q Q, .. , 1, N. A ear's Reserve team included: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW lzjaclc Bertling, Dan Youngpetcr, Dave Swick, Steve Klaus, Ron Ebbeskotte, Dave Clark. ROW 2 Managerjxm Larry Burgeihlef f johnson, Ron Wagner, Tom Bertling, Rick Pohlman, Manager. ROW 5: Randy Kimmer, Pat Koester, Doug Cavelage, Kermit Minmng Tom Pohlman year's basketball coaches included: FIRST ROW: Mr. Burgei, Mr. Alt. BACK ROW: Mr. Arnzen, Mr, Rupert. Springfield South Toledo Cent. Cath. Ottawa-Glandorf Kenton Toledo St. Francis Ayersville Dayton Roosevelt Elida Lima Cent. Cath. l , RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Bath Shawnee Celina Dayton Dunbar Defiance Wapakoneta St. Marys Van Wert Lima Cent. Cath. EMM This sign expresses the feelings of our fans A , Q , sch Attempting to sink the ball, Roch Wurst fires away! jumping-John Gercleman shoots for two. ,1 ,:.. lift! f2 '!FCF51'i'f7!n'- f Tom Grothouse drives in for a lay up hoping to gain points. 82 1 Getting It T 0 ether Phil Becltmann smiles as he realizes his pass is successful. f 1' t bl JI!! y Apparently Dave Swick has his own feelings about the referee's call. fi., 0 t Q T, li The Jays listen intently as they receive a few words of advice from Coach Arnzen. With the Blue Jays f u w -i' it f z. Rich Reindel trys a new way of rebounding whilejim Arnzen 1213 and an opposing team member watch . -wifi . jim Arnzcn drives down the court. Tim Pohlman struggles against the opposition for two points. Don Burgci goes for a lay up. Action and speed help thejays gain a slight lead. '-...' ' V 4 ' -f. Lenny Klaus takes a shot. ,,. v-- H. A brief time out enables Coach Rupert to instmcc thejays. :-aw Lenny Klaus working for a Blue jay advantage, strives to get the tip. Although pressured by the opposition, Tim Pohlman keeps control over the ball. Randy Kimmet's smooth shot advances thejay's lead. 84 Aimingfor Success BLUE .wg 100010 1Ki ' .N -- num: 1? 0 . J1., ' A 5 rv, Q. 4, Using his jumping ability, Roch Wurst struggles to get the ball. .A pagan--.4 iff .uv Striving for New Skills ' ' 1 'fl Q-1. - v- , W I , Y . . 'h..4 .. his-A L 1 1 , ,I - Q This year's Freshman Team included: FIRST ROW: Keith Wagner, Glenn Bertling, Mike Reinclel,john Klausing,-John Arclner. SECOND ROW: Randy Hcmker, Chris Wells Pat Lause, Tim Miller, Mark Hammonshleff Sheeter, Dave Christen, THIRD ROW: Mike Baldauf, Mike Laudick, Dan Schwinnen, Mark Clement, Tom Williams, Mark Pohlman Mark Geier, Coach Dave Alt. Ottovllle Elida Lima North Celina Wapak Shawnee Defiance Lima Cent Cath Celina Bath Van Wert Fort Jennings Ottawa-Glandorf Ottawa Lima Cent. Cath. 6 They FRESHMAN SCHEDULE W ' 55 36 ' 45 39 ' 57 34 ' 36 51 50 46 Shawnee 42 50 62 41 ' 47 26 ' . . 43 49 ' 40 42 62 52 63 35 57 24 63 28 77 47 34 51 1 c 1 Although just beginning, the players experienced excitement similar to that of a spirit-filled pep rally Strength and S The Varsity Wrestlers are: ROW 1: M. Rekart, T. Merschman, T, Wegesin, L. Wamiment, B. Hammon, D. Swick, M, Zalar, Captain M. Benson, B. Hanf, T. Wcgesin, M. Gecleon, M. Grubenhoff,,I. Metzner, R. Teman. MISSING FROM PICTURE: T. Clark, P. Wagner. Il - :.5'.'gU.:!1 iii?YlzeEE55ffE?5i:!M lx are ' g,,,-J P14 yr' ' :sq . ,.,., A , A Lg jggg-jg M!-a , 'Q-1.1 : Hal- '1 The Reserve Team members are: ROW 1: B, Brzmdehoff. ROW 2: D, Steman, T. Wells, K. Elwer. MISSING FROM PICTURE1 A. Deurschle, M. I-Ielmkamp, M. Krendl, B. Deurschle. 86 WRESTLING We Lincolnview 44 Si. Marys 6 Ayersville 44 L.C.C. 30 Defiance 3 Elida I 8 Ottawa- 9 Glandorf Lima Bath 10 Wapak I8 Lincolnview 69 Celina 37 Van Wert 34 Van Buren 26 They 1 9 54 1 7 34 57 37 42 39 42 0 22 25 26 -n HeQ9 Wrestlers Succeed Mark Gedeon prepares for the start of a new time period. Senior Bob Hammons takes command of the march. WU! -,iff f,-,-, , Y ML!- Tom Wegesin tries his hardest to get away. Mike Zalar attempts to overthrow his opponent. ef-1. 3 ,rgv1v5U::-'- -- XM 1'-',,Tf52 . lww- KtE.i'.Zl3L....' U . Tom Merschman can be very aggressive. Mike Zalar works to get around his opponent. Head Coach Bill Groomes gives advice to Captain Mike Benson during his match. l Les Wamiment looks for encouragement from his team' mates. figs a Si 4 3 ,-. .. '- 1 1 l 5 takedown. ii' I ' P Q' 'mf Roger Teman maneuvers his man into position fora ' .- ? ' ma c A- H, Tom Merschman makes a sneaky escape. In a sit-out position Matt Rekart struggles to get a hold on his opponent. l Bill Hanf stmgglcs to pin his opponent. 88 Ze- handed Effort Y .,., 5-.l ,N 4- .. ,5, , M, 9 5-., 3--gf E 'VTX farm A- N I -ws, W After pinning his opponent, Tim Wegesin expresses his feeling of victory. The Wrestling Coaches are Head Bill Groomes and Assistant Ray Funk. 1 g ga- .2-J This year the Captain of the Wrestling team was Mike Mark Gedeon walks off the mat after giving his all in a Benson. match. Managers of the Wrestling team were Chuck Wanne- maker and Mike Mesker Cabsent when picture was rakenj. 89 A Little Effort il. '.1 ., , f , will Jlt f, , The Varsity Baseball team included: ROW 1: Larry Gerdeman, Dan YOUDgPCCC!,Jlm Amzen, Steve Buschor, Tom Grothouse, Pat Koester, Chuck Bergfeld, Phil Noonan, Dan Altman. ROW 2: Coach Don Huysman, Rick Stant, Tom Lozono, Brian Calvelage, Tom German, Roch Wurst, Rick Reindel, Steve Bergfeld, Mike Schumaker, Chuck Schumaket, Tomjettin ghoff, Coach Martz. at f f. . bf An opponent makes a safe slide before Dan Youngpeter gets the ball. Co-captain Steve Bergfcld prepares to bat. 92 and CL Big Swing 1974 VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE We They Coldwater I 2 Ofioville 2 9 Celina O IO Van Wert 2 8 Wapak u 0 4 Oiioville l 4 Elida l 5 St. Mary's 2 3 Defiance 5 O Coldwater l 3 Sf. Mary's 2 l4 Van Wert l 2 Elida 2 5 Celina 3 5 LCC 7 6 TOURNAMENT Elida 0 9 Most Valuable Player Steve Bergfeld Best Defensive Player Tom Grothouse Highest Batting Average jim Arnzen Members of this year's reserve baseball team are: ROW 1: Mike Calvelage, Kermit Minnig, Mike Reindel,john Fetzer, Tom Mershman, Coach I-Iuysman. ROW 2: Dale Pohlman, Chris Wells, Steve Etgen,jeff Wamecke, Craig Mansfield, Don Metzger,-Iim Buettner, Rick Klaus. ROW 3: jim German, Ed Klima, john Ardner, Curt Best, Tom Williams, Dan Steman, Mark Clement, Mike Laudick, Mike Zalar, Frank K. Kleman. Rick Reindel's powerful arm assists him in his position as catcher. Mike Shumaker takes his tum at bat! Attempting to get the ball infielcl, Rick Stant really lets one go! Team Work Really Counts RESERVE BASEBALL SCHEDULE We They Van Wert 4 7 Ottoville 4 6 Lincolnview 4 7 Van Wert 0 3 Lincolnview 3 2 Safe at second! Managers this year were Rick Wieging, Chad Weber, and Gary Suever Cabsent when picture was takenj. Y Catcher Rick Rcindel confronts the pitcher Tom Cverman. Steve Bergfeld is seen in the background. - V? J' The Reserve Team rallies to get an out! Concentration is an important part of batting. P Swinging With Form and Judgement The Varsity Golf team included: Coach Dave Alt, Tony Suver, Tom Rekart, Bill Scherger, Gary Utrup, and Rick Pohlman. 44 - ' ,J -1 . - F7524 19 A . y i , 'lin' 'E iglfi ' -3 ,Qu QV 1 S 1 . n, f :Av . Bill Scherger practices his swing. Hoping for a good putt, Tom Rekart lines up his shot, gary Shot Is a hallenge The Reserve golfers were joe Pohlman, Dan Kimmet, Rick Williams, Mark Helmkamp, Chip Kayser. SECOND ROW: Roger Teman, Don Alt,jay Metzner, Mike Benson, and Ted Kill U! Tom Rekarr and Mike Benson know practice is important, but even they find time to loaf. l I SPECIAL GOLF AWARDS S W' ' l i l-Wi ll .qntfz M y , LN il ll, li I HY' . V i, lil X .fo I ' f 4 , fl I1 Medalist X , 3: Tom Rekart Runner-Up Medalist Bill Scherger Most Improved Golfer Tom Kill 96 ' 455' ,, , , - --- .. v.,Yg :,-wg.-.. X K 3? 9 'K I' obbin Obcrmeycr does her 3' - 'Ai f ? '? g -- 7 .sv Hg J 'fu '11 ,ff a ,ff X i v-' . ,, N' , U-U - !1lZ.kJ! '1.f gLgm I -x V fw- fl J E -.4 ,P d ii' -fAe' ' 1,,,. . , X V , i- .4 The Racket Game That Pays B Members of St. john's first tennis team are: ROW 1: Steve Grilliot, Glenn Bertling, Steve Klaushlack Bertling, Matt Rekart. ROW 2: Coach Rupert,-Jeff Link Phil Beckman Mike Placke, Tom Bertling, Wayne Korte,,Iim Rupert. L- uis 1 it 1. Q ' i . M.-- ,- , A, - ,, Y ,,. ,, V . . Phil Beckman smashes one over the net. N, to return the ball Wcpakoneto St Joseph Ottawa Glandorf Ohio City Celina Vcn Wert Season Record - 5-5 1974 TENNIS Wcpakoneta Senior E Ida 3-2 Ottawa-Glcndorf 3-2 Ohio City 4-I Elida Although in an unsteady position, jack Bertling manages Tom Bertling demonstrates his smooth backhand . L 3-2 ' - W 4-1 I' Zi .rv-N.. -. . 1, 1 YT ' X ' . ' , - N ,WV 'zzz ' 'Q Q J, W 5 ,N 1' .: ' .4 5 5. X 4 Q ,na ,. X. H M ' A C A I 0 ACADEMICS D E M 9 I ur Way of Communicating MR. DAVE ALT: English II, Developmental Readinghlournal- ism, Advisor of school paper, Student Council Advisor, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach, Golf Coach. .2 , s I Z-Q The Multi-Media class taking time out to listen to the teacher. Gy. .l ,.... A ,JOHN GUN DER: Speech Fundamentals and Acting, Television Programming. I 'DES'-.. N Q...-.. v? I MR. RANDY BOHNLEIN: junior Englishhlunior and Adv. Comp. American and Cont. Literature, Yearbook Advisor. 101 -ff' A'- ,rx 5, -a s .,-ff is 4 . A 1 J ' I . . 1 f- Half' MGM' W 1 xx :wx fi 5 Q Ag ,J v 1- 5 ' Tk- ?.12Qvv Q - 1.1 ist S aww fFp5:f,gg1.-ff- Qui, v 1 .gf War?-W al ' 1 ly I , fa M if , ,I -5 .1 X 1314 ' J L jx YF . N 1? ' 5 -x in 1 'v , I Q: lf, ,I Lai? 5 I 'f2:3QT:i5,: f PU, H'-'C iff L ' 'K 1... ' V 1 'T f .. ,rw MR. RAY FUNK: Health, Current Events, Minorities, Social Economics, Russian and European History, Head Football Coach, Assistant Wreatling Coach. A .u'l 6 5-:N X. 55, ,Hn I. xii! . N 11,1 f f , f' f .NCDYN Ejffkc- if G ' '-- Ishii . awe: r Q MR. DON HUYSMAN: Latin American Culture, African History, Early American History, Head Baseball Coach, Assist- ant Football Coach. Current Events proves to be quite interesting to these Seniors. MR. ROYCE KOCHENSPARGER: American History, Government. 103 h K E f E31 W. ,,4. w ,A -E:?'5 2 , 55-2:13, Q' D. rf 5. 'df Lg xifii Evg- 311? 'f - 454 4 . 51' Li1:.fQ' , lrvlffgg 53, 1 2-V fqfr' f x-if Qg 55155, ' ' it , 'fgfji E1 ' 43155 N.. in-ng .---g---Y n I1 , w x w. E R S nv ' 19 U . A 2 n x 4. .aj 1 1-f' 3,-' -it ' fi: ,. - ' V, - ff' 3, , n l ,w TU . IE,'w , H, , 3517.4 u S.. A. 1 1-51:f,f' , QV, 'iii ' 51,13 if 'wad 1 9 'WL 4 f :MA l ef ' 5 in 'L .sm ,, 55 sk 2, 1: .ff-vw 1 , 121 or Religion Class discuss their weekly ' r Er 1 I , qw. I f xx 5 , 4 J ,, 11' RYQQQQ ,ii my J , A k -.Q,,. ,,, A K 1- 1 A VIA ,- aes . .. V1 -'-Eff, .4 tiff 1. 7 f Yawi . -f 5 . ' 2 'w...i. N33 ,.., ,. A Mi' I H ' P f ' H-,.S,55ii - I ' ,lr ' 1 if 3 fi, ff' iv - xii, ii pl JW ' rf x f, ,,. iv--2? I i : i PM Egg 25,4 i 4 '?gfff 34' 'if' I , i , 1 .N 'QS A 5: 'fl ' 2 ,1 ? L i 'bv ' E rr 'Q - 1 I Q r 'iq -an Through ur Religion The Seniors listen as Fr. Blascr talks on what Family Living is all about. In the process of discussing a recent filmstrip, are Sister Thadius' freshman boys. FRJOHN BLASER: Family Living, junior Religion. x if lix'm X. Di' :- xi l 5, 'IO The Science World -if I lf- MR. DAN RUPERT: Psychology, Guidance Counselor, Reserve Basketball and Tennis Coach. MR. PAUL WIECHART: Chemistry I and II, General joe Clark and Tim Wcgcsin rake notes on Mr. Wiechan's lecture. 108 Science. ,,.,-ff-' . -. 4-,WU . 1' ,,,,.,,4,,,,,, ,.,-.., -.1-Qf,'.:fv'S':': 1: ,vu ,. 4 J : f':g.z'-Jfffn 2 Tw G-.?1i E . .-f m.:leAi'gg-:'53E? LE.- LI ' r-- f,ii. ,J :yy-, .W-, . . 261, , , ., .. A V , -- 4 1. ' ' 1 'fit'- 11? 53133. 'if-if- ' ' I ,. 5- TQ- , 'mm XFN 'V Q1 ' 1 -' :V ,v 1... - 'Q V.-WJ, m.. ,Q f.,' .. f.-F-fl,-A-Q 5 , 43- J V4 :.5,3i 5.36 5 n 1 1 'L Y . ' I V 3, Nw- f B Y . Ig . -.Qin r ,,u. ii, 94' 'J f W f my Hamm 25. A-a SM wk ..-fig ,,,..f--' ,,.,-f 'flilia' Q, v A , , N ,. - tx? in-, 5.--- ' -4. 5 u-A ii sv Drawing and Musicg Forms 0 Art lllllll IIIIQIMIMIIIII -...-sl - , 1. MR. DAN DUNCAN: Band, Music Theory, Band Director. ici ov ' In Arr II,-Judy Moorman works hard on getting the St. Mary's plaques in Arr I. 0 MRS. MARY MINNIG: Art I, II. Mary Obcrg works on one of the plaques in An I L-Qui . .xx ' T 1+-PALMS. -- IV, Senior Review. ? I -. Q N Tl.,- .Ag li 'xr' J JEAN MINNIG: Advanced Algebra, Geometry, 11ff4zzAddS Up College Algebra students seem to be enjoying their class even though they have a difficult assignment. '-Q QQ i ,a l MR. BOB STOVER: Elementary Algebra I, II, College MR. BOB ARNZEN: General Math, Driver's Ed., Boys' Algebra, Assistant Football Coach. Phys. Ed., Head Basketball Coach, Cross Country Coach. I I 1 MRS. .IAN WRIGHT: Vocational Home Economics I, II, III, IV. +9 . Iv! A li I E MISSJ. ACKERMAN: Shorthand. MRS. CAROL GROTHOUSE: Vocational Home Eco- nomics I, II, III, IV. MR. CARL WILKERSON: Mechanical Drawing I and II, Graphics. I2 Teaching Us Uur MR. CHARLES PLIKERD: Welding I, II, Carpentry. X-avr, . ' 1 ,. 1. r Q. 33 Daily Skills JACK DEVITT: Vocational Education, FFA Advisor. I ilu' P-.9--4, hi, L ,ci-1?-5 .. , R. WILLIAM GERDEMAN: Agricultural Scicncc, Small Engines, Farm Mechanics, Horticulture, Landscaping. MR. LEE LEHMAN: Intensive Office Education. L MR. RICHARD EVERHARDT: Distributivc Educa tion, Business Training Prepares Us for the Future f: A 1 2.2 - xx z,-I 1 ,lv Y aiinr 33. 'X . A uf' Tr l This Bookkeeping class is going over their books making sure they're accurate .5-fl Advisor H4 C W ,ln Ninn! f E e 3' ' z z ffl 2 Cf 'fri m o X 5 C sf ' :H hu. i Uri f L 110lX.':'J 5 Em-.. MR. PRAN VOLL: General Business Recordkeeping Bookkeeping, Athletic Director 1 -it A ,I 4 1: '23 X Trying to increase their speed in Typing are these Typing I students. Typing I students practice to achieve the basic skills. 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' 5 i A fi U. ,, N ii -'I - M-Jrlv rf , ib- r f Dale I-Iesseling Gary Hesseling Larry Hesseling Kathy Hierr Janice Hilvers Lisa Holbein Cynthia Holdgreve Rick I-Ioldgreve Ruth jerringhoff Richard Kasl-:el Nancy Kaverman Bernard Kayser Vincent Kill Richard Klaus john Klausing joseph Klausing Peggy Klausing Edward Klima Tamara Koester Rose Korre Michael Krendl Carol Kunderr Laura Kundcrr Noreen Kundert Leslie Kunz Annette Lang Michael Lauclick Robert Iauer Kathleen Lause Patrick Lause Vicki Ludwick Craig Mansield Thomas McDonald Thomas Merschman Michael Mesker Virginia Mesker Roger Metcalfe Christopher Meyer Natalie Michael David Miller Ellen Miller Timothy Miller jane Moorman Anita Morris Harold Niedecken Nancy Niedecken james Obcrmeyer Joanne Ostenclorf '1- Seek Identity .X V, A f Il flip ll f get gl. ,G 9' ,L A Y ,Q ' -, l What s so interesting boys? l ,L-ni' ,,. 1 XJ 5, X Ask fi ' A' X,-. - ' ' fa H l , , i, Ui, 'l ,, ir.isg,,q A . -ixglggfi s i ' - 3' vm fsmszwlio ,JY Q, ai U 4 wi-fm ' l'li.f.2 Q, A .17 ffl ' Carol Osting Shane Osting joseph Plumpe Elmer Pohlman Linda Pohlman Mark Pohlman Randall Rahrig Michael Reindel Stephen Reindel Chris Rode Dan Rode M.. V 1 fi' .- ta, .. . ' 4 ,l l 'I-... I rx li , t .5 .- A , fit gals i Ill 3 iq, i K 1 ul V nf l r. 1 Vi? T' '-at ll! - 1' ...ff r '- I' X I 1 I , , '.-v 1 i il' i I K l lislli ,J Tim Miller shows his skill at playing whiffle ball in gym class. li N , ,, ,, ' W ll?- 75, . . Ag. 9 ,r ,,,,,,,m1i' ., I ' N . ,rf ,ry , gk, H ,, 117 As the Beat of Life Goes on 1 v N i t .i,i'.N.. V ' , s- . NV Rv N are , Q . -3 sh. . ' ' -1 W 4uf: T' Q. . nv-. . ' .1 . i k sf ' ' 'if , 2 ' ..'3'if -5- - ,, -3 it '47 :L in ,,, 1 , gi -fx ,A 'ii .- i -ft, i kf '- Q .. 'N i R . . . 2 ' i A ' 'i i + H1 M s flff. it ' . g '- ,g3i1, ' it A . H .9 . '-' aifg el ff ' X - .Hs-' Y ' ' itil. ' QVEE 2 fi- ' 1 ,r . is , 1 .. - Q. - rw u i V vj V ' Avg., R 9 i I R nl . 1 -.W 'fi the 1 S A 1' i 'ff 5 ' '- l .,h . 5, sh- M'C?lY3' 'fin' lxkli' .,:i ,l' Tw? + l ' f J ii? V . . ns' rf i 1 . 'N . ' 2- ' X f , ' i1'f+f' :fi ew i H f f.. fvfr, My f l . . it iii -45 l I-: ' .V , - 9 'i -if iz Y ix-L' A fp 1 . 11' N: , t j' i X t f 2 e- . f m f ,, . L1 2 fy Q i A . A fi ' 'J .kisaglf rsrigf l., ,.1g,..U ,,, ' .V l v New Q ' i i its i 'iLi,uA 1 1 - .ag y , ..Y, ' ,fl iq..-,, ,.-- f. Q L- FV N., ' 5:27 eg MZ! , , I, Rib iyilggi' I, ,- Q 9' Q w r Q20 : 1 A .IL V - -' ..-1 ' . i 1 x ' Us -1 , 'N ig r -1. ef? W ffm. . 1' is rf , ' fu , Y r .., f ' 1 ' ff , e nf - ,,.. A' iii lil ! X ' 1, 1' i if ' . ,, 'Li ' H . 1 .zlfm l . 4- -l ff- .w4.. f 3 i I V rQil 1 ..,.i if N , W - laws! ,. K, ff 3 . 'n f' A ' i- ii 'L A v 5 1 i I is 27 gf' H 2 ' ' 1 .- i ' cg, gl .ff Li- li 1 f 2:21, ' 1 Qin I Afif 'E - -1: 3 R ha d tg I I l I fail 'i I ' 118 These freshman students seem to be involved in their reading. Glen Rosendale james Rupert Mary Schmit Sherry Schnipke Karen Schulte Daniel Schwinnen Laurel Sever Jeffrey Sheeter Judith Shenk Kathleen Siefker Nancy Siefker Drew Spieles Daniel Stemen Richard Suever Gregory Treritman Roger Trentman Nancy Ulm Mark Utrup Bridget Verhoff Keith Wagner Linda Wagner Charles Wannemache jeffrey Wamecke Leslie Wamiment Nancy Wegesin Thomas Wegesin Elaine Wehri Chris Wells joan Wieging Carl Wienkcn Tim Wienken Linda Wilhelm Richard Williams Thomas Williams Miriam Young Cynthia Youngpeter Laura Youngpeter Michael Zalar Sophs Grow Into Awareness ' 109, ' - L'- ' IL: .v ,gt . .J F EZ: fb' N ll . V g Q V 1 , ' xl My - var 1 W' 1 ' SM Z ' ,, ' J, 'Q l X, 1' , ' .L f 5 ,,, l F? r fi' L' W ' r, sf' ,N A fr' fi A l V ' L V ' 1 ' i . 1' yi' , iq . it 'IJ v XM Q s . 'iv-, 4.- ., W 1 ll ilff 4 ya . : X. ge If Ai.'. 5 .F i i ' , 41 I i 47312 -2.3 Q' sflff is A i ,v- X' ,i,fy'x . Er., .V , ,. M -J mg ...1 . ,lm -V3 iff ll 'N 5?-4 ., ,if-.sw.:,,r Y .:..ll,- gh-org, M lf im . ' 1 Mm-2f.+ -iv -l F V M ryk -. ' I V F ' . .T T to 'i . 3 - i. . I . A I ff, I. ' ' 2 5 L Fjfa--ikiibianol I 'lx'f-Q'-lf. 1 le fi!!! -11 ffrf' ',4?:'ff ' 'A V' S' , ,zu ii' fr. fu.: 1' 45 ww' . t f . if- 3 . . 'fs 'WT' .Hy l 1 ', MJ ' L lg? li i 4 li xl Dan Altman Laura Altman jim Amzen Donna Beckman Charles Bergfeld john Bertling Tom Bertling Curtis Best Tamcla Blankemeyer joseph Bockey julia Bocltey Randy Bockey Steve Bonifas Mary Brickner Tom Briggs Connie Brinkman Dave Buettner jim Buettner Larry Burgei Doug Calvelage Mike Calvelage Dave Clark Tom Cummings jim Dannhausen Linda DeBrosse Bill Deutschle Ron Ebbeskotte Tom Ernst Catherine Fiedler john Fetzer Dennis Fischer Marilyn Friedrich ,X 4 A-L U V , 5 . - - fr F f . ', X 1 v E03 fl ,i' V -N , A, .a- . J .. M., 1 l J 1,1 A Vit, mx, 'F .ai ., W cr-A... . ffs F- .d ,. , it 'wk' ' ill W ,,-ff JI? All if -.cmk Q A-2 . . .fn Q 'cet'-N 'f- X ? l x' ' - :'E'. x ak-, .. fter seeing the movie at their retreat, the sophomores exchanged ideas. These sophomores look as if they're ready to go after a day of renewal. .. A 119 Mark Gedeon Susan German Mark Goedde Ellen Grilliot Linda Grone Tony Gronc Paul Grothaus Ed Hammond Karen Hammons Bill Hanf Kevin Haunhorst Shane Haunhorst Sandra Heirz Susanne Hilvers Susan Honingford jeff johnson Ray Kaverman Tom Kill Randy Kimmer David Klaus Kevin Klaus Srevc Klaus Arr Klausing Dennis Klausing Steve Klausing Frank Kleman Par Kocsrer Sandra Kohorst Wayne Kortc jeff Liebrcchr Nora Link Doris Leursman Jerome Leursman Barbara Maas Karen Maloney Rebecca McKowen Fred Mesker Don Metzger Mary Catherine Merzner Mary Lou Metzner an, tmggling on With the Will to Learn N l 1,7-'-4 Y 2 I ' F - J, -H 1 x 'V 1 1 A ' Q 'I 53 'gb ' E3 Qu i ' ll A 1 Avg P .l f , 4 :K l 6:4135 I Jl, ? 4 'I lv AQ' I lux e XL If is-5 , A sv- ' K W L.-,I if A 6-I fr QI W t, E, ' NX ,Ll S '4 19 lk 4, 4. .,v, -. ,. , D ,. I , V ', sf- :il H . 1 ff' ' iv N ' 'X l l EFX. fa I 'lmmu-s .- gap f yi-'-v 4- gg. 3 ,-Y- 'Ng N ' ZF, ' ' if l ' , ff , .. E A, . . . 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Q 1 1 . is 4 , ...if ,- .,.. . 2 . ' V-gllf it lr V ' - . bfir 92 , tg Q' ,Q ,il W iflxa sg ' ir .4 ..' ,,xef'lill,m 46175-1- ,L' ,T '34 f K ,l fa. 'X J' l 4 i V . .A if b fl 3. mr v ' I ,W ,, ,V E, 4 ' . 4 , in . H si si 'T H e' i 'il e 5 ., . I - L A E 'il J 2 4,-,- J ' j A f if . ,,S.,1:'ZIJ- M! if 5'-sh -. Li' N l Keri? f l 'I ' , fi? is i I S A, f e win . X 0 I- , , I ii-,cg EE Y... 'W' N 1 215' 2 C Q 1: qi if 537' in? '3' A 711, 1 .ai , fir . V . ' , ,v ' 4 ff , 4. , ,. 342.5 ,, ' -l .' fl af, lf i ' .1 - ., sfP'?e ff' X. L1 hi- l V - l' l fl -if in 'E ,I V 'G i if-5 , 4s,i,,,f, 6 , J n . , i V' + ,nl-'if .Ll,f.,,.if'5 J l ,a . I ,V W l','lg,lhl 'llix-Qs A ' 'iQ2a:,f A iff i ' - I , M Q ' . sv Q3 - 1, V 1 b ' l ...af L 1. I l v.., , i l l Y Q f C' It 3' A fr' Y 54,- Ami. il X Q W X rlt ixv, ' ,if ll lf I ' llalm ge' 'x l I 1 il K Q R '1 if I ' 5' n 1 S ' Q f fl li 1 ' in L fain. A V V , ' 'K gil -.. , . . .file , , I .M 1 1 L. LV ,gs Ln, K' , U, , ' ilisash' A Wwe -- l l , ik all 4 . 'fi f l V W W 2 A , ,. is - Q ,2 ,Y 1 ' 1 'sn . xg, ,X . fl A , lr vw' Q , ML A 1- . .g. ..:.::.. ,Q-ai, J :::.. , xl' ,A ,xiii ,,,-s il fi if x' Y LI, Tom Will Linda Wittler Chris Wrasman Marjorie Wursc Dan A, Youngpercr Dan R. Youngpeter jim Minnig Kermit Minnig Karen Morris Tom Morris Regina Myers Kim Nichols joe Noonan Phil Noonan Par Patton Leroy Pohlman Lois Pohlman Richard Pohlman Tim Pohlman Vickey Pohlman Gary Rabe Louis Reindel Mart Rcckart Carl Renner Annette Rode Susan Rohrbacher Rosanne Rupert Lisa Schlagbaum Diane Schwieterman Kevin Sendelback Charles Shumaker jim Siefker Patrice Smith janet Srallkamp Dan Suever Tony Suever Lisa Suever Dennis Swick Iaura Swick Jean Trentman Tcrrie Trcntman jay Ulm Ron Wagner Margaret Wannemach Mary Lynn Weber Ted Wells CI' 121 The junior Student Council members this year arc: CLOCKWISE joe I-Ieitz, Deb Reindel, Cvary Schlereth, Cathy Clark Larry Gerdeman, Barb For-tener, Tom jet- tinghoff jayne Miller, Class President Bill Scherger. Ruben Aguire Robin Barnes jeanette Beckman Mike Berelsman Gary Berres Sharon Bonifas Richard Brabant Mark Branelehoff jean Brickman Carmen Brickner Cheryl Bridges Betty Brinkman Lisa Bryan joe Burgei Steve Buschor Brian Calvelage joel Calvelage Dale Carder Anne Christen Cathy Clark joe Clark Mark Clark Ron Cross jerold Dickrede jeff Drerup Russ Eggeman janet Etgen Larry Etzkorn . e,.,X.'-2 . ' EN l 'W?l'i'lll - , af-al W! SW! 1 'Tl' Juniors Fziyill Responsibilities, 1 4 i X.X K i fi, .ii .af X -X aaa X X Xi , - A , -' . , Xn V - 1' 'li' .Sr 'ning' - . Y Nil, V ' X XX X iindll! K f ' Q 'le ffffif C . -,XXXXXX X M . ...iX X 4 XX, ,X 3, XXVR ,.XXT .:' .. l v . lx X y 1 Y y Y Mil ,XX l ,', l XXX ,- I -Jil PX ,i X' X X X. . - gk l ,X - XY. N X 1-X XX - f 4 .r e 1,1 'L n,,,fJ'55ke-,S ' Cl' 5 U . l i 6 'll' l 'ffl' llfl ,Zi - rv lag: Ula! ' 'M silt' lil' P .il in , V 1 nie 4 I Lllfl ' JZ if ,. A r - Q :ff V1 1, .31 ,fab C lu '-lv 1 l 'M 1:1 lf' ' l li l l LX 1X 1 Q l - all l l Y l w 2. it X l A X Seek Recognition Joe Fischer Barbara Fortcner Barbara Friedrick David Friemoth Roger Fuerst Joyce Geddings Mark Geise Dale Gerdeman Jayne Gerdeman Larry Gerdeman Mike German Tom German Steve Grillior Mary Grothouse Ted Hanf Aimee Hedrick Joe Heitz Kim Helmkamp Amy Hemker Judy Hemker David Hesseling Polly Hoehn Kathleen Holden Dale Holdgrcve Dan Holdgreve Denise Holclgreve Ron Hollar Barbara Honigford A .y 'Wi' ,fr - lx, 41' ffm I 1 'A I , A yr I H if P l ' 'y '1 . 'FM V 15 Ig' I ,dr W ' W, - 'Li ,Q In fl' iv! as r Q-. , ft , , .,.. 1, .Q 5 , 1 ' 4 fi . f i ii X y P ,. , 'QQ F .lg as ,, li' 1 -. Ei , i' Y X ' . . , ' L ', I 5, ,A Q 5 V- 1 ly 1. '-P. wr, S f. . J il :Jas if it i' J , all . . .4 at A. . it-:H .t .av 'al l, I! ,'i H I U Y 1 A - wiv X1 ,, V , ,P P These Junior girls seem to be involved in their studies, but are they? l , L Il 'J'--A. . Q n . ll' eff asf? i. 'I il ral' it ki ,, pr, nf 4 7 f lull ,ggi 5' -i ' l . ,Ai , :fm if fl I ,I , l 1 ,PX 1 ' K 'Qing My lt,-1 W 'Q' ' . N:- ,4 1 .r 1. ,r N Y L his v 'A ' 1 I-i F in- bfi- . A FT' 1 . 1- 1 an , gf iff' lay i A r ll 4 l 9' 'Ui . , ul ' ',, 2- , . , ., A ,NA J W ll' ,i:T' i l u,7rvml4' - T5 lk f , 4: '- ffl ,VQFL X-1 f I 5. I T Playing football seems to be a favorite pasttime of jun- iors Jeff Link and Joe Heitz, 1 l 'l 'v slag' ' J Yan- 1' .. U- ,..7ig!,4 -T' .ff m :T . .'-1, ' 'IJ -- -Dali: 'fi'-Q.: . ?'f 123 Tom Jettinghoff Karen Kaverman Ron Kill Dan Kimmet Diane Kimmet Bill Klausing Diane Klausing Julie Krendl Susan Lang Beth Lause Jeannette Lause Joe Lehmkuhle Don Liebrecht Jeff Link Tom Lozano Clara Luersman . -x. 'Lung ii! ffl J sf' m J , 3 el? Fill , .5 H L JU E FB l , A .Af-is-,.. N i ., .r ,A -x!iNfsfn .?,,' lf 1' '.E '.uf'v,gf. V ' ,,. .ff P t ' .sg , .Mari X 1 , . V75 ' .1 H l..'lf T HN H ' ,TLA jaw nj -' 'YQ '16 I I' .-1731, , -l , 5- .M . ,, l Ll r, .A '- I fn 'XA P :'l',i. ' ll . U ,-- 4' 5' F l i' ' 'Las J r'w 'Lille t ,, f .bf ' f . gi . ff, . r'r.r .A .hm Y-L Sadie Michael gets ready to do her thing during the girls' track meet in Crestview. Wrff,!3i,,:i l Q rx. y S v ' T51 ff all : Qu 1 A J ., ' ,r'-' ' I il ll . ki' f rf r a 2. ,A V! . Y JV 3 E3 fn QF 1 -YVG A 'W .A IRQ X 2 'W l Q' 'V L-f illy , illli lv in , ' 1,1 v ' 1 r Becky Maas Cathy Maloney Kay Mansfield Connie Mesker Laura Metzger Mary Ann Metzger Jeanne Meyer Mercedes Michael Chris Miller Jayne Miller Diane Minnig Judy Moorman Until Looked Upon .M :ii i' ,wa,av Wf' J F r A' '- 2 , H ' , I ' lux H . J H., ik l , ' E ry. -Viv, i ,G ', :n L' , 1 LT! X w i , l 'l it f If ' USN , 9 A 4 +A, V1 sg? g 1 'Y f I A - I ii V191 ,gf I gm yg '-' 'll '-fl' ' ' ' - o .' .' 'D . I . . P4 rn-1 : a basketball game. . 'Q- 1 4-ef Q-Vg' C n KIA 'R the Leaders My vmf.-it 143 1 ,..4.,,,. iw lr, ,f, RGS.. in i ,,, . fi' 1? Q., ' . ,-Wa. -fit run' 4 ' X 1 W 4 P ' 1 f i I I W I n w . f n . . , i ,A ii ,ul J, if lil' 1 1 X Y il W ,ve- . Oi 1' , 3 ii 41 A fr r e 4 W,-51 . , .il -..r' ul. ,, . ' 1 nv 'K N. , 1 W Denise Sever Beth Shenk joe Sever ,.. F1 .Q . .f-' Q U -w- ' . lwy ififff--il 'B - ij cv- H if 4 w Q -'Q -, - W Qi 11,5 ' 1 x li 'Q X .-.., nrw, ! M , iii? .WM WM, sf fl A A l xi' 7, V. A ff? Y A, .rr i - - l ' ' lm., 5 'r A if U LA - X . .fi 'libfi A' ' I QV . '- s sf L f 1 ' .- my i i Aflfff ':i ii : 1, 1 5 li: .1 4 , :Cf va 'ill 1 if., ,ig Ewa? '- ..r' ' 1' ' , A., I 'x 1 V,-x fifflwr i 'S .1 X, 4 lbfiiiv ' H '- 1-H'-' 1. . .A 5' Ml . 1.4 4 ' Lrhl -l iff' l ull ,N . ,J al If ie, 'A' ik .K 1 Q . i i ' 'T' 'W Nl 'rl -, ., M i. Sl' f 1 'fl 1 is vi ' 'l'- H J .Llc , ll v 'QV 1- ' . '. af, f . ill I '1 Qf M 5 fl z ,fl ' X is . w- jill Ricker Ann Rose Bill Scherger Bob Scherger Greg Scherger Gerald Schlereth Ann Schmelzer Mary Seffernick Larry Morris Randy Murray john Myers Mary Neumeier Barbara Nomina john Noonan Ellen Odenweller -Ieanne Odenweller Deb Osrendorf Dan Osring Mark Osting Steve Osting Deb Plumpe Dennis Pohlman jeff Powell Debbie Rcindel We all wonder whatjoc Lcmkuhle is dreaming about' Dan Siefker Brad Suever Deb Suever Gary Suever Steve Suevcr Dave swifk Cynthia Thithoff Paula Ulm Sue Ulm Don Utrup Richard Utrup Diane Vogt Diane Wagner Rod Wagner Lisa Warniment Chad Weber Charles Weber Karen Wegesin Tim Wegesin Louise Wehri Richard Wieging Mary Wienken Cindy Will jane Williams Karen Wrasman As i ir , ,A . 'L i' l ,451 I 1 g , fkua.. ',' ' ' 3 l I A l in ,W I I -F I Y H-. HI: ill l J l t t it a 4 5 L l rl 3,1 A For the Future 4 i f ll:-'Sf i 'Kg . f' I P 5 'Z .aa L .1 qi-v Mr If btw'-it N 1' I ' A 1 X I w .-1. I' A ' 5 :ll P-. f J 'IM HJ K Q - T' -fl is ' y.. H' T' gd Q ' - ,,,-'Hifi . F ' . t i 511' W A w ' l E l l I A M I i I , M Y rn . 1,5 A A, 'f fl 5' ' L un.. v' 2,2 ww I t ' qi 1 All ' 4 i ' ' nl 5 .i , I 3 ' . A 4, - l Roch Wurst Kathleen Youngpeter V . 126 ' 435 , fr? :P ' f f' t ,M I ,. H V ' 'r i' Us-1 9 ,I fi ' 5-f' r , + H' lf! i, :ff 5 If -' ' fi ' l it Judy Moorman hard at work during summer band camp. jill Ricker is escorted to her seat by Dave Holden preced- Juniors Sue Ulm, Dianne Minning and Beth Lause are ing the induction ceremony. working diligently on the preparations for the Home coming dance. 9 E N I 0 R QENIORS I Donald Alt i l , l , 15 ll 4 5, -.aw , 125-,,l l il gf IM' 5 l , JN, w Maria Arnzcn Kay Baldauf QMIWMMQQ Mawwwwpu Philip Beckman vlf- N 91 -. . ' Ln ' - l'U ll' an ' , ,'. ,' r- lm J, ' ' 7911 -,A ww , g., 5. A 5 - 1. I, Y , ' ' -. ' . Y' , A 1- , 4 1 ' I- 'fi' 'Jill' ' . ff- l ' ' ' ' , :.i ,- fy 4 , , ., l X ux , ' - ' ui . . W' ' . V 1 . - 4 , 1 Larry Beining Alice Bellman Micheal Benson l 1 l i 5 l Steven Bergfeld Ronald Bess .l .. , , ,. mn. v M , . llllll um Marilyn Burgei 4. X 1 1 . , 1 ml gjn llfj II J w, 1 in fl, Q, .M 4131 l - Vllfil so .5 K-, 1 - A ew V T'S ' l H 1 , , ,. . M A um H 1. Kevin Calvelage Kim Buschor Daniel Calvelage ri --Jr' ni? Kenneth Carder Timothy Clark Quuslmiue Owflwfwafwu Looks Qu Linda Cross Nancy Cross Teresa Cummings L .,. L t I. F Nil ,E .. FY 1 as qw -, t Annette Ditto Robert Ernst fe t , , - 1... ,, w 1 we w'q,.',ap'1' - ' ,- t nnn , , M A , t W ,,,, . :.-1. W f' : -- 1 t , B - A.. ' Dodie Dukes Regina EIWCT -W ,. W 4-5.1-f-11'-K'-5 - , 1 KC ., Q , x , ,,-5, ', T23 ' V V w .5 W , g - w w xy 1 ' ,1 ,. 1 v u ,X N 1 Leonard Etzkorn Edward Fisfhcf ki1wAQmoatA0wmJs Makes MP1 F-F95 l i t N Nancy Fischer 45 A +1-sf 4 3 715- , 1 .' 0 Thomas Fischer Mifgafef Fisher 131 L lv an ' if ' 1 n n , ' w I 4 1 I W v .n nm Peggy Fought jean Friemoth lMHadfafDagTl1ablCouMfG Eun.L,. Michael Gerdeman john Gcrdemann II 'lll V: 1 - ,. .,,.. w-N M .H - X sms - , I Q n ' lm' W . . V. I. M 1 1 35 ..'-,JH fu , - ' ww vm Us I .H E11 M 'UW'-1 I-FV 'gg - I 1- , H H gm. ' II ml! H 5 ,. WE, W.: m , rv m , , ., 'nw . ,,,,1lmIi..Nu lt w' W - inn ..! H ff f1:M1'5L 132 ,Io Ann German Susan German SKCVCH Goeddc 3 l lil .,. - ,, 5 ,X l1', 1 1- wr i' if ' if is ' .-r - V ,haf - 5.--1 ' , ,lr Q' s I 5,5 'h - ff ,BQ-1 f V A 'f L a P. ,N ,ZMJR I X 'i .' 'fy '.f L41- fa,4,,,,L fig Magix ..4 P , a 06 O I :,.l ,I fffgz., IQ' 1 --, ,JN If V gl sm We A - P. ,.f, ..' 1- fl , . 1 nr.. ,L 5 1' 11 ,gi . r .DN . . sm im ujjff, I I ,Isp ,,',, ' 5523995 fl, Ag n M IQ Q 1 , A W X gm X ' ldnfl 1, E 'ff-1 45 'Huw milugfe LI xwiflzga L?- ww' V 1, V- 4 'fr - -' 1 . Q , 4 4. 153. ' ' -as JAM: .,3:1-:H+ -- 4, - T .' '- Il ..,?.fj',1zj. U ., F A mr ., ' 9 W! ' an 1' David Hemker Stephen Hemker ff - ,, , ,. ,, , 5,5 I , V ,. ' ' ar, V yy n I - H bb: F T .1 'why I ' ' 'VV' ' . t , 'z rf , Mary Hesseling Mary ,Io Hickey I - 4 Diana Henney ,.Y: M552 Deborah Hoffman IM F-IoaLafQomgTl1abl Couicbgug Gofwow 4 Kathleen Hoffman Kathleen Hilvers Thomas Hoersten -'Q nu ,I 'ggi me David Holden --Q, mx 0 w W Rebecca Huysman Diane Imber Beverly Honigford 1, J 1' .1 'w .. .- -.l .XVI 'mf' V ,1 ,.q '97 I.. -1 3' H LU 4, k W? Kenneth Honigford Karen ,Iettinghoff I'dfQiwg afQoug fovMaIwYowFMT51I8 Wag N N V 1 w L r, 1 Terry johns Stephanie Kaskel f-, 7.3, V Elaine Kaverman ff .Jane K2VCfmHl'l Larry Kaverman Sue Kaverman IM Had wTaleThabI CouEobTeUWow ,ww ' -I , Patricia Kicne Ted Kill Jeffery Kimmer 1.- ,w. fn' 1 . 5 I A P M 2 - Leonard Klaus Thomas Klausing Sandra Klausing VFW 5'9- J Steven Lause 'Larry LCC Robert Ice MTJL wTaBa QwwffaMalwYow Qmflef Ni- L, William Looscr fl - P ,Fi ,. ,-'- ii Susan Mass Gary Mack 0 I I 4 1 n 1 Q. Thomas Luersman W Lisa Martin 137 , ,- I' UTKIM I TCUY Maffifl Irma Makela Kgfhy MCD0na1d lr ar., A f,4':' joseph Menke Barbara Merschman Dianne Mesker IQ I I-lad wwfsldhabl Wish 6ofuYow e 5 by F - a r N Y ,,.-I - x If X N' ,..l:'u , NX 1 133 Debra Metcalf john Metzner Barbara Meyer l Y' i K' Kenneth Miller Molly Miller 75635 Rick Miller c , ' is 1, f Q'J41u'F Wil '. .fx N l if H i l Susan Miller Barbara Moreo janet Morris mmorwwaugwgmmwawaww - Nick Mueller Ronald Mueller Patrick Murray 139 Gerald Neumeicr s..' fn? Edward Nicdccken V' I Alice Noonan Sunshine on My Shoulders Makes Me Happ 4' , -wg 'N Carol Noonan 140 Robbin Obermeyer 1 xg! W f Vi i I i Una Nulty Y H. 1 I X S Jack Odenweller J W, f Mary Oberg . ,' '42 . Q , - M Elaine Patton if Q.. ge, if Bruce Perrin Debra Picker Michael Placke l1iwmfMg EgesMakesMwOu4 I I 1 l Elaine Plumpe M 1 Mary Pohlrnan Denise Pohlman .M ' Daniel Porhasr ' Jv- Karl Pohlman Charles Rahrig 141 M . Y u 4-. ...z- Donna Rcindel Rick Reindel Thomas Rckart ' 'L' WH '-1 if 'V . ..-1 . L: 'fd L' L! 4 .jqlf .5 ri' Q1 WITH, W., .D- Daniel Rickcr Judy Rickcr Richard Rott hhwowdwwatwvwoks Qu 5 . w L V . , ' '. w 1 W M I W H. 1 , J' , 'YFHL -Z w, ,V X 1 M. v ny I r Grace Rupert Susan Schaffner Pamela 5ChWiCfCfl'f12I1 Cynthia Sheeter .f 1 A , , ,. , r lltgi 1 'l Richard Stant Marvin Stcycr haw Michael Shumakcr Valerie Staup Gary Suever 'QP .0 X5 ' i lx Ml Kathi Sranc wh Qi. I I y I , Martha Steyer MM-hgh M Y.. -' 1 1 w Timothy Suevcr JF' 5 3 4 N ROgC1' TCITIHD Karen Trentman Robert Ulm QWWAQMMAM awrmmam My mga Gary Utrup Charles Verhoff , Lf:-f?'T'T mlN ' 'U -W: Id T Km- '-.. 1.41 . ,J ,U wr 1 W'FvF- ?1'i 1y Y.. Egfr... I' , 'QQ -. 9 ii? 44 Mary Wannemacher Patrick Wagner NW Robert Vondran Laura Ward ' .gli -E55 1- -2-1-T. , 4 353514 iw--A rg 111:21 I-1 qi -fv,ll- , l Mark Warnecke Steven Wamecke Polly Weber Sunshine Almost Always jane Wienken il -i .i ' .mg 'll f 3 Deborah Youngpeter joseph Will NOT PICTURED: Christopher Friend Russ Kimmet Michael Wieging Elaine Wmsr mduatiolt Those Funny Looking Caps A number of Seniors were awarded Hauss-Helms Scholarships. They are: ffront rowj Alice Noonan, Steph Kaskel, Sue Schaf f ner, Kathy Hoffman, Polly Weber. Cback rowj Dave Holden, Grace Rupert, Sue Miller, Bob Ulm, Pam Schwieter- man, Dianne Mesker, Mike Shumaker. Lisa Hanshumaker receives the Director's Award for her work in the class gn. : DNUR 3 l?45f.4'- ' Dodie Dukes happily receives one of the two Senior Art Polly Weber was the 1974 recipient of the Huffman Graduation day fills departing Seniors with mixed emo Awards from Mrs. Mary Minnig. Award. tions. 146 owns Are Finally Earned. Graduation is an important day in everyone's lives. Seniors begin to count the days until the final one way back in the middle of winter. May 26l' became a magical incantation, sometimes throwing a few excitable Seniors into fits of frenzy. Many people looked forward to that day, but there were a few feelings of sorrow also. St. johnls became almost a second home to some Seniors. We would miss some of the crazy things that went on in those halls and classrooms. However, no one can remain a school age Hteenybopperi' forever and so graduation finally became a reality. In the meantime, we shared nurnerable experiences together such as the class play, Senior trip, and Senior outing. In the awards assembly, quite a few people received honors and scholarships, giving them recognition for their work at St. ,Iohn's. As the day grew near, we also began to understand what previous Senior classes had experienced as graduation approached and a new life began. Noonan was the top student in the class and one of za i.. other commencement speakers were Steve Bergfeld Tom Hoersten. . . and Karen -Iettinghoff. EVO Ill ! 233 I acolytes who served for four years included: Cfront rowj Larry Kaverrnan, Chuck Rahrig, Lenny Klaus, Lenny Etzkorn, Marv Steyer, Chuck Verhoff, Dan Calvelage, Terry Martin, Wagngr, Ed N iedecken. C back row! Dan Pothasr, Phil Beckman, Nick Mueller, jay Metzner, Ron Mueller, Kenny Miller, Tom Grorhouse, Gary Utrup, Tom Klausing, Mike Shu- Bo Vondran. 147 LLCZSS Of ' . 1' iv . , 1 bv my X X-1 T. V ,-f Ty. V .va ..1.yi1 v ,. Y Y V -Y we A .,fY.af ',v Zak, H-, ., N- , Y- -. - -f A .. 1 V -sv' 'N I Q . iv' iw 5, A, X bl si, R' , , v 'fc A8 DO YO UR BEST N ot all folks can be tow Some make much betta While being just a little Is where another shine: For success is never rne By the height that you 4 But rather by how you To all that you believe So know just where yoz Ana' what you are work Then do the very best y N o one could ask for rr - Amy Garrison Senior Director ALT, DON Student Council 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4, Class President 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Golf 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Shield Staff 4, Intramu- rals 4, DECA President 3, Vice President 4, Homecoming Queen Escort 4 ARNZEN, MARIA Cross Country Statistician 4, Shield Staff 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play BALDAUF, KAY Class Play BECKMAN, PHIL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Cross Country 3, Captain 4, Honor Society 3, President 4, Science Club 4, Studio 6 4, Acolyte 4, Boys, State 3, Class Play BEINING, LARRY Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Class Play 4 BELLMAN, ALICE Intramurals 1, Class Play BENSON, MIKE Football 3, Baseball 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Cap- tain 4, Golf 4, Class Play BERGFELD, STEVE Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Science Club President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play BEST, RON Wrestling 2, Intramurals 1, Class Play BOCKEY, CHARLES FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 BOCKEY, GEORGE Intramurals 1, 2, Class Play BOCKEY, JANE Mission Society 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, Class Play BOCKEY, LYNDA DECA 3 BONIFAS, BARB Track 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 3, Band Officer Secre- tary 4, Homecoming Attendant 2, Class Play BONIFAS, JERRY Class Play BRANDEHOFF, TINA Student Council 4, FTA 2, 3, Crest Staff 2, Business Manager 3, Editor 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Class Play BRINKMAN, DON Intramurals 1, 2, 3, DECA 3, 4 BURGEI, DON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, FFA 1, 150 2,3,4 BURGEI, MARILYN FTA 2, Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, Band Officer 4, Home- coming Attendant 4, Class Play BUSCHOR, KIM Cross Country Statistician 4, FTA 2, Crest Staff 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Board 1, 2, 3, President 4, Class Play CALVELAGE, DAN Basketball 1 , Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 2, 3, 4, Studio 6 4, Band Officer President 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play CALVELAGE, KEVIN Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Intramural Board 1, 2 CARDER, KEN Mission Society 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Intramural Board 3 CLARK, TIM Student Council 2, Football 1, Wrestling 2, 4 Crest Staff 3, 4, Intramurals 1, Marching Band Announcer 4, Studio 6 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, Class Play CROSS, LINDA Crest Staff 3, 4, Intramurals 2,JCL 1 CROSS, NANCY FTA 2, 3, FHA 1, Crest Staff 3, Business Manager 4, Shield Staff 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Class Play CUMMINGS, TERESA Shield Staff 3, 4 DITTO, ANNETTE Mission Society Vice President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Intramural Board 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Cheerlead- ing 2, Captain 4, Studio 6 4, Band Officer 1, Homecoming Attendant 33 Class Play DUKES, DODIE Track 4, FTA 4, Crest Staff 2, 3, Section Head 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play ELWER, JEAN Student Council 1, FTA 2, Intramurals 2, 3, Cheerleading 1, 3, 4, Class Play FISCHER, ED Intramurals 2, 3 FISCHER, NANCY Intramurals 1, 2, Cheerleading 1, 3, 4, Class Play A FISCHER, TOM Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, DECA 2, 3, r Class Play FISHER, MARGARET FT A 2, Treasurer 3, Crest Staff 3, Section Head 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play FOUGHT, PEGGY Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, 4, Band Officer 2, Class Play F RIEMOTH , JEAN Mission Society 3, FTA 2, Class Play FRIEND, CHRIS Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play GERDEMAN, CHARLES Intramurals 2, 3 GERDEMAN, MIKE Basketball 1, 2, Intramurals 4, Class Play GERDEMAN, JOHN Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Cross Country 3 DECA 3, Class Play GERMAN, BARB FHA 1, 2, DECA 3, 4 GERIVIAN,-JO ANN Shield Staff 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Intramural Board 4, Class Play GERMAN, SUE Intramurals 1, DECA 3, 4, Class Play GOEDDE, STEVE Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4 GRILLIOT, CHRIS Honor Society 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Board 3, Concert Band 3, 4, Marching Band 3, 4, Class Play GRONE, DENNIS FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play GROTHOUS, JOYCE Class Play GROTHOUSE, TOM Student Council 3, 4, Mission Society 1, Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Cross Country 3, Captain 4, Studio 6 4, Aco- lyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play GRUBENHOFF, MIKE Student Council 4, Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 Wrestling 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2 3, Intramurals Board 1, 2, 3, President 4, Class Play HAMMOND, LARRY Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Intramural Board 4, Acolyte 1 HAMMONS, BOB Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Intramural 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play I-IANSHUMAKER. LISA Science Club Secretary-Treas. 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Board 2, Studio 6 4, Girls Volleyball 4, Class Play HELMKAMP, BARB Mission Society 2, Secretary 4, Crest Staff 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 3, 4, Class Play HEMKER, DAVE Intramurals 1, 2, 3 HEMKER, STEVE FFA 1, 2, 3, President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Acolyte 1, Class Play HENNEY, DIANNA Tennis 4, Honor Society 4, FTA 4, Intramu- rals 4, Class Play HESSELING, MARY Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Class Play HICKEY, MARY FTA 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Board 2, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, Pit Band 4, Class Play HILVERS, KATHY FHA 2, Secretary 33 Class Play HOERSTEN, TOM I FFA 3, 4 HOFFMAN, DEB Student Council 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, Home- coming Attendant 2, Class Play HOFFMAN, KATHY FTA 2, 3, President 4, Shield Staff 3, Co-Edi- tor 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play HOLDEN, DAVE Football 1, Honor Society 3, 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2 HONIGFORD, BEV Student Council 2, Secretary 4, Honor Society 3, Secretary 4, FTA 3, Crest Staff 2, 3, Section Head 4, Shield Staff 4, Science Club 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, Intramural Board 3, Cheerlead- ing 2, 4, Class Play HONIGFORD, KEN Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4, Class Play HUYSMAN, BECKY Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 4, Class Play IMBER, DIANA Student Council 3, Honor Society 3, Trea- surer 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Board 2, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Matching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 4, Class Play JETTINGHOFF, KAREN Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Honor Society 3, Vice President 4, FTA 4, Crest Staff 2, Section Head 3, 4, Shield Staff 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attend- ant 4, Class Play JOHNS, TERRY Football 1, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Studio 6 4, Class Play KASKEL, STEPH Mission Society 1, Science Club 4, Intramu- rals 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 3, Cheerleading 1, 4, Class Play KAVERMAN, ELAINE FHA 1, 2, 3, Class Play KAVERMAN, JANE FHA 1, 2, 3, Class Play KAVERMAN, LARRY Wrestling 2, 3, FFA 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 3, 4, Studio 6 3, 4, Class Play KIENE, PAT FTA 1, Secretary 2, Crest Staff 4, Intramurals 3, Class Play KIMMET, JEFF Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Class Play KIMMETT, RUSS Football 1, Wrestling 1, DECA 3 KLAUS, LENNY Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Captain 4, Class Play KLAUSING, SANDI Mission Society 3, Crest Staff 2, Shield Staff 2, 3, Intramurals 1, Class Play KLAUSING, TOM Football 1, Wrestling 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4 LAUSE, STEVE Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Intramurals 1, 2 LEE, LARRY Football 1, Wrestling 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3 LIEBRECHT, MIKE Intramurals 1, 2, DECA 3, Treasurer 4, Class Play LOOSER, BILL Student Council 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA 3, Class Play LUERSMAN, TOM FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play MAAS, SUE Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Class Play MACK, GARY Basketball 2, 3, Statistician 4, Cross Country 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 4, Class Play MARTIN, LISA Girls Basketball 4, Track 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Volleyball Captain 4, Class Play MARTIN, TERRY FFA 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4 MCDONALD, KATHY Class Play MENKE, Jos Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Intramural Board 2, Class Play MERSCHMAN, BARB FTA 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, DECA 4, Class Play MESKER, DIANE Track 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, Pit Band 3, Class Play METCALFE, DEB DECA 3, Class Play METZNER, JAY Football 1, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, FTA 1, 2, Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Intramural Board 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play MEYER, BARB Mission Society 2, Crest Staff 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, Marching Band 1, Class Play MILLER, KENNY FFA 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,4 MILLER, MOLLY Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, Crest Staff 3, 4, Intramurals 1, Class Play MILLER, SUE Student Council 1, Honor Society 3, 4, Sci- ence Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Board 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 4, Girls' State 3, Class Play MILLER, RICK Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Basket- ball 1, Golf 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4 MOREO, BARB Class Play MORRIS, JANET Class Play MUELLER, NICK Mission Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Intramural Board 1, 2, 3, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4 MUELLER, RON Student Council 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Statisti- cian 3, 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Homecoming Escort 3, 4, Class Play MURRAY, PAT Football 1, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 151 NEUMEIERHIERRY Student Council 1, 2, Class President 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Crest Staff 4, Class Play NIEDECKEN, ED Intramurals 2, DECA 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play NOONAN, ALICE Honor Society 3, 4, Shield Staff Assistant Edi- tor 3, Co-Editor 4, Class Play NOONAN, CAROL Honor Society 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Class Play NULTY, UNA FHA 1, Shield Staff 2, 3, Class Play OBERG, MARY Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Cheerlead- ing 1, Class Play OBERMEYER, ROBBIN Mission Society 1, Track 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 4, Cheer- leading 1, Homecoming Queen 4, Class Play ODENWELLER, JACK Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Board 2 PATTON, ELAINE Mission Society 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, Crest Staff 3, 4, Class Play PICKER, DEB FHA 1, Intramurals 2, 3, Cheerleading 1 PLUMPE, ELAINE FTA 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play POHLMAN, DENISE Mission Society 1, FTA 1, 2, 3, Shield Staff 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 POHLMAN, KARL Basketball Manager 2, 3, 4, Class Play POI-ILMAN, MARY Student Council 3, Mission Society 2, Girls Basketball 4, Track 4, Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Shield Staff 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play POTHAST, DANI Baseball 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Intramurals 1, 3, 4, DECA 3, President 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play IMHRIG, CHUCK Football 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play REINDEL, DONNA Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Class Play REINDEL, RICK Football 1, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 35 152 Cross Country 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Intramurals 1, Class Play REKART, TOM Mission Society 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, Captain 3, 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Board 1, 2, 4, Class Play RICKER, DAN Football 1 RICKER, JUDY Student Council 1, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Officer Vice President 4, Class Play RUPERT, GRACE Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play SCI-IAFFNER, SUE Honor Society 3, 4, FTA 2, Crest Staff 2, 3, Section Head 4, Intramurals 2, Studio 6 2, Girls' State 3, Class Play SCHWIETERMAN, PAM Track 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 35 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Class Play SHEETER, CINDY Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Class Play SI-IUMAKER, MIKE Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play STANT, RICK Football 1, Basketball 2, Statistician 4, Base- ball 4, FFA 2, 3, Chairman 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 4 STAUP, VAL Science Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Cheer- leading 1, 3, Captain 4, Class Play STEYER, MARTHA Mission Society Treasurer 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Board 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, Class Play STEYER, MARVIN Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play SUEVER, GARY ' Football Manager 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1,'2, 3, Intramurals 4, Class Play SUEVER, TIM Intramurals 1, 2, Acolyte 1, 2, Class Play TEMAN, ROGER Football 1, Wrestling 4, Golf 3, 4, Intramu- rals 2, Intramural Board 2, Class Play TRENTMAN, KAREN Shield Staff 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramu- ral Board 3, 4, Class Play ULM, BOB Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class President 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Shield Staff 4, Studio 6 4, Class Play UTRUP, GARY Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 3, Golf 3, 4, Science Club 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Intramural Board 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Studio 6 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys, State 3, Class Play VERHOFF, CI-IUCK Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play VONDRAN, BOB Football 1, Wrestling 3, Golf 2, 3, Cross Country 3, 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play WAGNER, PAT Football 1, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4' Cross Country 3, 4, Crest Staff 3, 4, Shield Staff 4, Studio 6 4, Acolyte 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play WANNEMACHER, MARY Mission Society 3, President 4, FTA 2, Crest Staff 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, May Crown- ing 3, 4, Class Play WARD, LAURA FTA 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play WARNECKE, MARK Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Class Play WARNECKE, STEVE Student Council 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Intramural Board 2, Class Play WEBER, POLLY Student Council 2, 3, President 4, Class Presi- dent 3, FTA 2, Crest Staff 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Intramural Board 1, Cheerleading 1, Class Play WIEGING, MIKE Intramurals 1, 2, 3 WIENKEN, ,JANE FTA 1, Class Play WILL, JOE Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2 WURST, ELAINE Cheerleading 1, 2, 4, Homecoming Attendant 3, Class Play YOUNGPETER, DEB FTA 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Intramural Board 1, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, Pit Band 3, 4, Class Play 7 A D V E R T I 9 I N ADVERTISING I Congra+uIa'rions Seniors TH E U CompIimen+s of ELEVATCR CC- w. T. REMLINGER I35 E. Second 692-08I I 225 N. Main Delphos, Ohio GR S C F E O E A I E A E N D L D Serving I'he Communify of Delphos 'For Over 50 Years! Your Complefe Family Prescrip+ion Pharmacy SHENK'S Fashion Cen+er of DeIphos 208 N. Main Delphos, Ohio 692-085I Jim IIIig Congra'I'uIaI'ions from I 81 K DIST., INC. I I I2 N. Main Phone 692-69I I Delphos, Ohio Ron KIausing Complimen+s of MYERS CLEANERS INC. GENE'S MARATHON 203 E. Second Delphos, Ohio 2 88 ' H Qing, Q KILL BROTHERS COMPANY Sfafe Rou+e 697 W. Delphos, Ohio Congra+ula+ions Seniors We're Proud of You Complimen'rs of KAUFMAN STUDIO , mr , - fFor All Your Phoiographic Needs, DAVID 81 BCDBBI LUNDGREN 3 . - I24 E. Flfih SI. . Delphos, Ohio Phone: 692-4939 Open 24 Hours 7 Days A Week For Your Convenience Complime-n+s of DELPHOS COMMUNITY OIL Monroe 8: Elida Avenue ABBEY'S CARRY OUT G.E. Ranges, Re'FrigeraI'ors, Washer CLAWSON'S ELECTRIC groceries - Meds 302 N. Main S+. Delphos, Ohio Beer - Snacks 692-5901 cI S 8: H G an reen Siamps Ki+chen Aid Dishwasher Amana Microwave 4l6 W' Clime 695- I 776 and Disposers Ovens Wes+ Bend Cookware AII Types of and Appliances GIH Ware Free Gif? Wrapping I1- ' Y I V Bes+ Wishes To The Gradua+ing Class from METZNER-VANPELT INSURANCE AGENCY INC. KEVIN DAVID PHOTOGRAPHY 630 Dewey S+ree+ 553356 LOOKING FQRWARD TO Tomomzows SENIURS Kevin Dukegand Umm., d BeS+WiSheS+0+he DELPI-los Foon C'aSS f'74 LOCKERS, INC. lNTER-FAm-1 S,aug,mg- TH RIFT sl-lop D 'ph I06 Nor+h Main EA S.: L k Delphos d H F THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Delphos, Ohio I Congra+uIaI'ions 'ro I'I1e Gradua+es of I973 All 'rhe Many Banking Services You May Wan+ or Need are Available . . . ConvenienI'Iy . . . a+ Ei+I1er our 'T' N MAI N BAN K , WWFSIEE T IIII . H Corner Main and Second uv , I ' blmIuiE !I!,l!1 or q t 2 5 I f 9 1 'ill' 2gh ,I1?35l5:n'iI OUR MODERN lm,-f' N TIIIII 411I Ii:?',I i' II5i'l1Imi 1' DRIVE IN BRANCH if: Ii ff1uI ZII1I4I'1IlIWi1I?I 'II IWIIWFIIE' Open TiII 5 Daily - The Friendly Bank, In Americ:a's FriendIiesI' CiI'y HORINE LUMBER COMPANY OuaIi'I'y Producis OnIy Millwork of AII Kinds Building Maierials Asbesios and Asphalf Shingles Mica Pelleis Insulaiion Rockwood and BaHs Pain+s, Nails, Glass Sieel Sash Home Improvemeni' and Remodeling Service zo: s0u+h Clay 692-5826 DOUBLE AA TRAILER SALES L I is ' - 1 FE. 7,44 CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN I I4 Easl' Third Delphos, Ohio Insured Savings Accounls Home Loan SpeciaIisI's Since I893 U.S. Roufe 30 N Phone 692-7626 Greai' Dane Trailers THE RUSTIC 6-1' Ernie and 'Phe Gang Fine Food and Beverages Our Special+y Delicious Pork Tenderloins I07 Eas+ Second S+. Delphos 9. DELPHOS STEAK HOUSE ew Open 6 Days a Week Noon Lunches Easi' Fi'H'h S+. 692-8566 i- - 64 coma INSURANCE I i Congra+uIa+ions and 1 J Bes+ Wishes +o fhe Class of I974 ' 3 I4 Wesf Fif'H1 S+. Delphos 695-2906 IH rm.-1-ii? we .., fm 'ff' ine ff A . Q .U .f.,L 6' A MA X: Y I N -P. , fn ', ' n-fs A ' -',..,,s-,,,. I ' ,- A . . ,R nxn ,- '- 6 6-6 ' P we ' 5' ' -ns: f , t I W V I 5,-,1 V , 3 , W new . fa. .p -,t ., J 1 .V 6, .. A , ,, , ', K' , ' ' J, ., Um .-- . - I f' . .1.. L! ' ' Q N 1 v ,t ,, w ji! . N V v r yy 1 1, N .1 f- fy, J - , 1- , .f 'Ja' 47, fx' i, . ser! 1 - ' 'T' .TY If K ' ' ll I ' 5' -4---'f' iff! ' A A C I of: THE NEW DELPHCDS MANUFACTURING CCDMPANY Besl' Wishes 'ro +he Class of I974 FE TTIG 'S FLOWERLAND Phone 692-6856 .,6,LiGR4Ph 59 -v Og- 5 E ITD ,- Besl Wishes FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES People Helping People Delphos Aerie No. 47 I Congra+ula+ions +o 'rhe Class of I974 WARNER CABLE 232 Nor+h Main S+. Delphos Phone 692-3296 f .4 0 , .-' I' 7'XN- -2.0 -. I Mp, --1-,-, W. , 7 -AM., , , A-:il F A Q ' I 1 Q 'i.4,,,,!f 7116 .9n,n, Loca+ed in fhe Heari' of Delphos, Ohio America 's Frfendliesf Cify Dodge Cars C pl 1- Job-RaI'ed Trucks f SHEETER CRESCENT LAUNDRY MQTQR SALES AN D 502 Nor+h Main DRY CLEANERS CC. De'P 0S Ph Congra+uIa+ions Class of I974 +f?h 32?.Qi'ff?fi4 DE'-PHO5 TENT AND AWNING DELPHOS MEDICAL gl-'gp SERVICES, INC. P O B 705 V2 weS+ Fif+h Dlh Oh Jet travel has put us within everything that's hometown a better a few hours ot any point happening is happening place to live and work onthe globe, and somewhere else. lsn'tanything local television gives us an Don't believe it. The jets anymore? - instantaneous look at and television sets were Sure! We arei . what's happening designed and built by anywhere. people in towns just like With distances shrinking ours. The newsmen, the the way they are, it's easy pilots, the politicians and to get the idea that our the passengers all have own local community a hometown, too. BENTRALSUYA isn'ttoo important in the Central Soya is most scheme ot things . . . that happy to be a part ot this community. VVe're proud ot our people and the part we play in making our Aki SU EVER STONE COMPANY Ho+ and Cold Mix Asphali' Ag-Lime and Crushed Sfone R+. I, Delphos DelPl10S - Spencerville - Phone 692-9796 Phone 647-4054 Bes'l Wishes Bes+ Wishes +0 +he +o 'ihe Class of '74 Graclua+ing Class of I974 TCWN SEALTEST TAVERN ICE CREAM Lancleck 726 W. Firs+ S+. Chicken is Our Specially Delphos Buy - RenI' - Lease Semi-Trailers 14 jj, Q E. 81 R. TRAILER SALES AND SERVICE, INC. ERV HESSLING Owner R+. U.S. 30 - Middle Point Ohio E TX? 14 ,rx 4 T BOCKEY'S R Official Radio Voice of +I-le Blue Jays D , if C ' TRI-COUNTY BROADCASTING DELPHOS -107.1 fm Complimenfs of: HARRY CRE-'DE FURNITURE DELPHOS 692-6896 Delphos B E N DI N G COMPANY J GRESSEL PRCDDUCE C0 fee :QQ I F 5 W I --V----f--.,., . in ,, fu , M - ',-w,,ew.x g -. W Jw n V. gay! 5:3 1 u iz, if, W2 .M li.. L1 .. , xxx 3 ,L - :xl 'I 'Y l!,,, Pm 1 .1 , A w' Pi 1 -P XJ fr O VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS sh A ' Q ' His. ua Kxrfhvkad . 7 X? hu, Aj fp i.5g,Nni '5fqK A 75+h Anniversary +3035 D Iph Oh Complimen+s of W W THE HUFFMAN Q' MFG. COMPANY erv ce ulpmenf THE PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 400 Greely Chapel Rd. Lima, Ohio BUSY BEE qfycf ' 227 W. Second , 692-78 I 6 RENTALS - Open 6 Days a Week - Confracfors - Equipmenf Tools - Trucks - Trailers Safeway and Biliaclc Scaffolding Oxygen and Acefylene Equip. For Sale and for Renf SAN-A-PU RE DAIRY Wesf Fiffh S+. Delphos, Ohio CLARK SUPER IOO 5+h and F+. Jennings Rd. Dealer - Oliver Ludwick 692-9946 Home Remodeling EAQQEQER Jon-IN L. SALES, INC. ROSTORFER 81 SONS CONTRACTOR 440 S. Main i Delphos, Ohio Delph Ohi Peace and Besi' Wishes 'ro +he C-5radua+es CAMEO BEAUTY 81 BGUTIQUE Phone 692-988l Th d d M S+ D lph Congra+ula+ions +o +he I974 6radua+ing Class HAGAN MANUFACTURING Gin X 2 CO M PANY and a Pai' Congralulalions +o +he Class of '74 HARTER AND SON FUNERAL HOME Serving All Failhs Plumblns Haul!! Since I9I8 Hardware 209 Wesl' Third S+ree+ Delphos, Ohio 692-8055 23I W. Second Delphos, Ohio 692-896 I LEHMAN'S DELPHOS T.V. STORE, INC. SALES 84 SERVICE Frigidaire l Sales and Service R'C'A' Whlrlpool Home En'ler+ainmen'r Home Appliances Furnilure Carpef Second and Canal S+. Delphos 692-086I Phone 692-676l l30 Norlh Main Delphos Complimen'I's of DELPHA CHEVROLET BUICK 608 N. Ca nal Delphos, Ohio 692-3085 20I Nor+ WWW, gm Ari' Carved and Orange Blossom Diamond and Wedding Bands GIHS 'for All Occasions Main 692 785I Delph getty: 7466464 1 Men and 2 l Boys' W -BG! 7 Gal' ODENWELLER CLOTHING i STORE Del phos Besl' Wishes +o +he Class of I 974 STALLKAMP'S PHARMACY 228 N. Main Sfreel' Delphos, Ohio Phone: 692-098 I T se amgm C1296 Everyday Low Prices 333 Norfh S+ree+ Delphos, Ohio Phone: 692-590l KOLKMEYER- HELMKAMP FUNERAL HOME All kinds of au+omo+ive paris and supplies DELPHOS AUTO Franklin and Four'I'h 288 N. Franklin O++oville Delphos S U I N C I 0 202 Wesi' Third S+. i'21v'2 wi A- 1- s , ,1:,, .-,- fl- 4 - 692 7085 '4f35j,,1 iL3 2'-i'fI'. ' . f iq- Delphos, Ohio -- '.-vu . M l li i ' 38 'fi li .131-.4.'r:'.jig4 1 A ii 5 qi- THE CHATEAU 226 W. Main Delphos, Ohio DELPHOS Commercial and N 6 Residenfial Wiring Eleciric Heai' YouWe Ai Compleie Q- Welcvoiirig P B I' 621521165 -. ELECTRIC ' ' W-'iii' ' in i 939 Easi' FM' ' 207lf2 S. Main S+. 592-584' Ii Delphos, Ohio '96 Phone: 692-3966 Fun fo Spare BIRKMEIER MONUMENTS I I2 Norih Canal S'rreeI' Delphos, Ohio Phone I4 I 91 692-90 I o R id Sincere ess Congra+uIa+ions fo Phone. 692-8I49 N ! .Hqe Class 015.74 TER- 'RAFT A E siNcs lsao . U MILLER STOCKYARD Bifliffedghil' I-:ANSI-IUMAKER Ybqifiliez MOTOR SALES Eli,--71 .' V MILLER OPTCMETRISTS, INC. I 34 Easi' Third BesI' Wishes Io Ihe Class of '74 DELPHOS ELECTRICAL SERVICE EIec+ric Hea+ R 'd 'I I C merciaI Indus+riaI Wiring Suppl d I I II I'ion EI Beckman Dick Schwinnen K N ELECTROMODE CompIimen'Is of STRAYERS FLOW! ERS Say H' wifh flowers. Phone: 692-669 I CITY PAINT AND SUPPLY 209 Soufh Main Delphos Phone 695-2996 Pain+ Is Our Business CITY FEED STORE Eas+ Second S+ree+ SEED - FEED - GRAIN V. M. Odenweller Owner I wi, I, Mi, I W , w MIM, W, i,,,XW,,m,,i,,,,w I I THE COMMERCIAL BANK I , ix , We of the Commercial Bank extend our most sincere con rarulations to the graduating clags A FULL SERVICE BANK of 1974. Your Bank For AII Reasons Esiablished I877 Main Office 230 Eas'I' Second S+. Delphos, Ohio Branch Offices 346-348 Norih Main SI. Delphos, Ohio Gomer Banking Cenier Gomer, Ohio emi aapasamr Insund to noun mvosu msunwcl cm WG'-ET DELPHOS OUARRIES IM PLI M ENT SALES Tri-Coun+y Service HERE TO SERVE THE FARMERS COMPANY Crushed S'rone AgricuI+uraI Limes'rone Ready Mix Concreie Delphos, Ohio 'c ' ni. ,X 5 -W. IV. 7 .q g' , t .Eh I CfWenAwewUQ5pwali.slZs 18518 glaief Qfufuzlf wihsfwgefezl L WHIIUVZGIIRIZI Zklglllgb Q3 7LflfUM01f gina. 01101 ww. SPONSORS 6 Dr. H. G. Illig PRODUCTIONS lggzlggiecond 5+- Weelcly on Ca ble - R ' A8fW Channel 6 v33sirgf+h S+. Delphos, Ohio Huberf Calvelage, CPA 20l N. Pierce Sf. 695- I OI0 Jos+en's Gary Gearharf Local Represenfalive Bob Schmii Insurance 2Ol N. Canal S+. 692-095I O+her Sponsors lis+ed on page l9O. The I974 CREST S+aff wish +0 express 'I'heir sincere ihanks 'I'o all adverfisers, who helped fo produce 'I'his boolc. Subscrip+ion prices can only provide a porfion of fhe +o+al cos+ of each book. if ?2,2QQ,0 5 SU LQQ5 23555 'W' BWQ xi? -M 4 og W 4. A Wd47f'q.f,Q?f4 J 14.1 QL. vixwgififl yi -,fgflwaw NGN 'ii Qian v WALK fggfz ,MXKL- 7 exkwinefman N,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, go 6'a'M '13-74 AC'HVl'f'iQ,3 , , f0 Pwr WEEK - Easfer umm - .spare Dance - 0425 Sd! - canal solalin Io 1- - Slavf- My Mu I5 M5 in Bo! - Farm Dau' T355 Your 'IZ'l'5 -' 36491 5455 Gqvlf - Revision o'? Cons'fH'u.+ion - Soc-K Hays 3 D45 - Sm-+ Exchanges - wages in 'f f L 5 Dana K. hi 'rouge Das- 334008 Dance is+ma.S ' 15 , rishnas Assembly - ChY'l'5'fMd..S dw '4f'0 S fn 'HN Mlls eil 5har,oeners-Elcctions- Muscular Dgsfrophy my Reliable Plmg. 8: H+g., Inc 205 W. Second S+. 695-292I Delphos PouI+ry I02 N. Main S'I'. 692-58 I 6 Duke's Au+o Sales RRS? 2, Delphos 692-4256 Mary Annfs Wes+ Second S+. Delphos Town House Inn 229 W. Fi++h S+. 692-382I Jack's Carpe+ Ou+Ie+ 340 W. Fi++I1 S+. 692-599l Fischer Plmg. 8: Hea+ing 207 N. S+a'I'e S+. 692-890l Rober+'s Carry Ou+ 246 N. Canal S+. 692-790I Omer Po+has+ AIignmen+ 508 N. Canal S+. 695- I 94I HeImkamp's Mea+ Marke+ 326 N. Main S+. 692-980I Charles Shoes 229 N. Main S+. 692-882I Pangles Mas+er Marlce+ Elida Ave. Delphos Koes+er Jeweler 303 N. Main S+. 692-6806 Ro+I1 Mea+ Marke+ l3I E. Third S+. 692-084l Equi+y Dairy S+ore 233 N. Main S+. 695-277I I90 SPONSORS Sever Wa+er Well Drilling 228 N. Sl'a'I'e S+. 692-789I Por+er Insurance 224 N. Canal S+. 692-594I Chuck's Radio Shop 207 S. Main S+. 692-5831 Mox Nursery Rou+e 3 692-088 I Delphos Herald 405 N. Main S+. 692-5050 Bry-Nad Sign Co. 945 E. Fi+'I'I1 S+. 692-7906 Mickey's Cleaners 908 N. Clay S+. 692-587I Prini' Quick I23 E. Third S+. 692-799I Niedecken's Carry Ou+ 604 S. Main S+. 692-089I Dr. S+ippich I52 W. Second S+. 695-2766 Wes+ern Au+o 307 N. Main S+. 692-692I Si PoweII's Place 245 N. Main S+. 692-090I Cle'I'us Hickey Ins. Co. 452 E. Second S+. 692-5876 Delphos Taxi Co. 3I3 N. Canal S+. Radio Dispa+ch - Chan. 2 Beau+y Bungalow 3 I6 W. Eigh+h S+. 692-89 I 6 Alspaugh Body Shop 408 N. Canal S+. 692-6956 McCIure's Surplus S+ore 328 N. Main 5'l'. 692-679I Mike 8: Don's Union 76 Fourih and Main S+s. 692-877l Va nama+ic Company I27 Sou+h Jefferson S+. 692-6085 Progressive Tool 209 E. Jackson S+. 692-6836 Sco++'s Grocery 325 N. Main S+. 692-094I Di+I'o 81 Briggs Mara+I1on Fi++h and Main S+s. 692-5966 Modern Mo+eI W. Ffi'l'I1 S'l'. EX'I'. 695- I 78l Weger Insurance I58 W. Second S+. 692-0766 Dr. D. O. Morgan I58 W. Third S+. 692-570I Pi+senbarger Supply Co. 30I N. Main S+. 695-2756 Jack 81 Jill Shop 227 N. Main S+. 692-779I American Legion Commemora+ive Pos+ 268 Delphos, Ohio Gro+house Spor+ing Goods I30 E. Third S+. 695-296I Fischer ImpIemen+ Co. 226 S. Pierce S+. 692-6826 BUCKINGHAM INN STEAK HOUSE I800 Elida Road Lima, Ohio Also Visif: in THE PEANUT BARREL Q1hm15g06l bw'!rv Each has a differenf financial obiecfive, yef each offers you a diversified selecfion of pro- fessionally supervised se- curifies. I. Invesfors Mufual 2. Invesfors Selecfive Fund 3. Invesfors Sfock Fund 4. Invesfors Variable Paymenf Fund 5. IDS New Dimensions Fund 6. IDS Progressive Fund 7. IDS Growfh Fund lavailable only fhrough IDS Invesfmenf Progra ml For prospecfuses giving fhe complefe sfory of each fund Talk fo your IDS Specialisf EDNA JANE NOLTE 990 N. Jefferson S+. Apf. W6 Delphos, Ohio 45833 Telephone: 692-378 I If's your fufure. Congrafulafions from a Former Grad 1,052 gk 'V 1 Gila -1. I ., If W 1 Q, haf I 'I --55,3 I ' A ll ez I fi Ipklf if I-'lie J s 5 ' 'I I'-I .E ,117 - ' 'f we H II I' L .. ' I J es' ' ' ' - ' if ' Ii Y , nf ,' Q,-A, 4 V ' 4 To produce an outstanding yearbook, you need hard workers, a dedicated advisor, time and cooperation. Everyone connected with this production of the CREST combined these qualities which made the 1974 CREST a great success. To Mr. Steve White, out Taylor representative, thank you for all the times you helped us with our book. To the student photographers, Tim and Kim, Mr. Charles Nulty, and especially Mr. David Lundgren of Kaufman Studio, a big thank you for all the beautiful pictures that were taken and for all your hard work. To Nancy and jerry, taking care of the money is always a big responsibility. As this yearls business managers, you really did an excellent job. Thanks doesn't seem to be enough to the staff members for all the work they did to help produce this volume of the CREST. It was hard work right to the end, but it was fun. The biggest thank you goes to our advisor, Mr. Randy Bohnlein. We'll never know how he puts up with it, but he never gives up. I-Ie was always there to give us a hand whenever we needed it. It was a lot of fun and we'll never forget all the good times that we had. As we look back on this year, welll see that it is A Time to Remember What Once Was Ours. - Tina Brandehoff, Editor ,-A, . 1 1- . ,,, V 'g 'Cv fr. L1 Q It 110' - Sm. 'f Al N! 44 ff-41' mv awww QM 4 fri' Jw dll' .fun , , 39, , WN' .W .-.9 . qw ,, ,Q W' x .lbw P4