Waynesfield Goshen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Waynesfield, OH)
- Class of 1971
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I At Waynesfield-Goshen there will always be a place for those willing to study hard, to participate actively, to serve fully. Always will there be room for those willing to meet the challenge. Dennis Hefner displays careful and accurate workmanship . The clarinet section of the band must practice . . . practice, and still continue to practice, if the band is to produce a sound satisfactory to director Edmund Nihiser. HAPPENINGS CO-QUEENS REIGN by AT W-G HOMECOMING 153' g Each year the student body chooses a Senior girl to reign as Homecoming Queen, but this year tradi- tion was broken as two girls tied for the honors, Melody K. Weygandt, and Trudie Fae Snider were crowned as the 1970 -71 Homecoming Co-Queens on October 16, 1970, Melody, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. William Weygandt, was escorted by Senior Captains Dennis Dawson and Marty Weygandt, Trudie, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Bill Snider, was escorted by Senior Captains Roger Sanders and Mark Fuerst, ' The Queens' Court, also chosen by the student body, consisted of: Carla Jacobs, Senior attendant, escorted by Seniors Rick Barnes and Greg Sniderg Jan Babcock, Junior attendant, escorted by Seniors Tom Sutherland and Kevin Babcockg Sandy Horn, Sophomore attendant, escorted by Seniors Kim Turner and Dennis Youngg and Alice Turner, Freshman attendant, escorted by Juniors Randy Painter and Ed Golliday, The Junior Court included: Renae Walker, Jeff Schultz, Joleen Chiles, and Todd Rice. Although the weather was cold and the game was lost, the girls were a success and spirits remained high at the Student Council sponsored Homecoming dance the following night, if no 'f . ABOVE: Dennis Dawson and Marty Weygandt escort Co-Queen Melody, preceded by Junior court members Renae Walker and Jeff Schultz ABOVE: Melody is crowned by brother Marty, F3 1, T' I i ABOVE: Todd Rice and Joleen Chiles lead the way for Co-Queen Trudie, escorted by Roger Sanders and Mark Fuerst, ABOVE and BELOW: Senior Co-Queens receive the traditional kisses from their escorts, ff CO-QUEENS AND THEIR COURT b 1 L I 4 ,'. ' ABOVE FROM LEFT: BACK ROW: Jan Babcock, Carla Jacobs, Trudie Snider, Melody Weygandt, Sandy Horn, and Alice Turner. FRONT ROW: Joleen Chiles, Todd Rice, Jeff Schultz, and Renae Walker, N N i w N ABOVE: Carla Jacobs, Senior attendant, ABOVE: Ian Babcock, Junior attendant, es- escorted by Rick Barnes and Greg Snider. corted by Tom Sutherland and Kevin Babcock ABOVE: Sandy Horn, Sophomore attendant, D ABOVE: Alice Turner, Freshman attendant, escorted by Kim Turner and Dennis Young. escorted by Randy Painter and Ed Golliday. BELOW: Six excited girls pose for pictures before going out on the football field for the actual Homecoming ceremonies on October 16, 1970. ll u tl HPARISIAN HOLIDAY 1971 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Employing the theme Parisian Holiday the I unior Class, advised by Mrs. Judith Smith and Miss Sherlyn Rambo, trans- formed our well known gymnasium, on Saturday evening, May 8, into what appeared to be a street scene in Paris. Depicting the theme were such decorations as a sidewalk cafe, street lamp posts, and many multicolored crepe paper flowers. One of the main attractions was the replica of the Eifel Tower in the center of the floor. Spotlighted with different colored lights, this became a favorite background for photo- graphs. After a wonderful banquet everyone enjoyed themselves by dancing to the soft music of the Ray Coleson Orchestra. The Iunior Class succeeded in reaching their goal of giving the class of 1971 a prom they would remember for a long time to come. ABOVE: Dennis Heffner seems to be enjoying the prom. Prom couples enter into a --Parisian Holiday. Junior boys discuss the success of then' prom. ABOVE: One part of prom everyone en- joys is the banquet. AT LEFT: Relaxing after serving the banquet are Sophomore girls, Cathy Chiles, Sue McC1aid, Pam Ball, Janice Snider, and Clarissa Bodell. BELOW: Iunior and Senior boys wait patiently for their dinner. Qs . .Wi ,.f . 1- 573 fn 1: 4, ,u.:4 , '1- ABOVE: Senior couples dance to the music of the Ray Coleson Orchestra. AT RIGHT: Melody Weygandt and date take part in the dancing at prom. BELOW: Trudie Snider, Carla Iacobs, and Melody Weygandt enjoy a change of pace in the dancing. 149-5 L -a AT LEFT: A main attraction at the prom was a replica of the Eifel Tower. ABOVE: Members of the Ray Coleson Orchestra perform one of their numbers. BELOW: After working hard on the prom the Juniors relax by dancing. Breaking a long term tradition at Waynes- field -Goshen, the 1971 Baccalaureate and Commencement were combined into one service which was held on May 23 in the evening, With the Class of 1971 having voted unan- imously to discontinue the afternoon service, the school board contacted Rev. Vernon Hurles, pastor of the Cridersville Church of the Nazarene, to deliver the combined graduation address, Even though there was only one ceremony, a growing tend among high schools in the area, it was one of the shortest graduations time wise in memory, BAC CALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT COMBINED Greg Snider Adjusts the Gown of fellow student Greg Shobe before the graduation ceremony on May 23, 1971. W li rw i I Vicky Kuba inspects her image and checks the ad justment of her cap before the beginning of the processional at graduation, Kevin Babcock and Kathy Harless lead the processional at graduation ceremonies 1971, 'N n l I L 5 if 1 'EM ik 1 4' if 5? fa 1 I '-. ' I' ' .f . if ABOVE LEFT: Valedictorian, Glen Yale, admon- ishes his ,classmates to remember that with faith nothing is impossible. ABOVE RIGHT: Larissa Carter delivers her salu- tatory speech concerning peace in the world. BOTTOM LEFT: High School Principal, Mr. Iohn I effrey, presents the Senior Class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Commencement speaker, Rev. Vernon Hurles, pastor of Cridersville Church of the Nazarene, Delivers the graduation address. I. ,nf x '- Al 1' 1:1 323 Ei EIC- -07,775 Z A .., ,E 5:33 , ,V g J ' ,I 1 i .-,QL 5 95' Fi 2 e 14 1:11, '4 Y C., fl 1 :Ji ' fr - V ' -' ' Q' ' . ill :I l fl T1 al i la A l R. T - ,f J- 1' ., 1: 13 N . T A in ' ,, '. ' 1 -,ff ' agf in ' 1 1 I' lg g ' ' W ' v 4 I V ? .. g, ,i wwf- ' 1. , i ' .H F5 1' V 1: 7 1 .f , -' NV i s - ' xg? ' .5 'I ' fr T ' . 'Qu '-' f ' ' : IT 5 A 'R 21 N , . 1 L ll - -V wi ' r - 11. Q' , , at I 1 pr it 'V 11' 1 N3 I 5' 4 . 4-2 'f .I I Q I gl , Q' 1 , 1 if 'W' 1-I 4 4, 1 f 4. MTW' 7,7 Va 'exp lx Y 5 X ,nf ,V -,X 'aiff J jf K' ff 62 :5'Y ..f, 4 pf .I ' - g' V fy u 2 J R 7' '- Q, ,A 1971 GRADUATING CLASS V .xx - K A.. . ra-A LEFT: Mike Webb receives diploma from School Board Presidenf, Ioe Chiles. BOTTOM LEFT: Miriam Andrews and Ralph Vance march out of the gym after graduating. BOTTOM RIGHT: Seniors receive congratulations from parents and friends. , SERENADE SPRING ii The Waynesfield -Goshen Music Department 'Rm presented a formal Spring Concert on Friday, May 14, to a full house, r , I ' Much hard work and many long hours went into K r ,gy its preparation, but everyone enjoyed it and felt it was very much worth the effort, Devoted mainly to popular music, the program featured the High School Chorus, directed by Mrs, Toby Coder, the High School Concert Band, and the Junior High Band, both of which are directed by Mr. Edmund Nihiser. Choice chorus selections were Theme from Love Story, Close to You, and People, while the High School Band played favorites like The House of the Rising Sun, Serenade to lr ., SPFif1g, afld the William T611 OVCIIUIC. ABOVE: Liza Rone receives award as the outstand- The beautiful flowers and scenery also added ing Chorus member. 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Actual planning and layouts didn't begin until early April. A few preparations were made at this time, but due to a lack of interest by most staff members, progress was slow, Editor Glen Yale and Senior section editors Amy Chiles, Trudie Snider, Melody Weygandt and Hope Blank, with the help of a few underclassmen, worked from May 19th until the second week in June to fin- ally complete the book and meet their deadline, Mr. Bayliff served as staff advisor. Editor-in-Chief, Melody Weygandtg Art, Amy Chilesg Release, Cyndy Swartz, Circulation, Hope Blank Literary, Glen Yaleg Sports, Carla Jacobs: Feature, Trudie Sniderg News, Jill Winegardner, SENIORS EDIT TIGER TYPE This year's Tiger Type staff published 5 edi- tions, Two of them were centered around Football and Basketball season. More art work and interest stories were added, The main change of the paper was the removal of the elementary and Jr. High sections, thus making it totally a high school news-' paper, The paper was sold at 1Ogt per copy to help defray the cost of paper, stencils and ink. The usual Senior edition could not be printed ' due to a breakdown in the mimeograph machine, Miss Rambo served as faculty advisor, Melody Weygandt and Amy Chiles work after school on the newspaper, BAND RECEIVES I RATING For the second year in a row W-G's concert band received a I at contest. They were judged on a requiredinumber, two numbers selected by Mr, Nihiser, and the usual number which the band must sight read, In addition to marching band activities in the Fall, the band played at the Fall, Christmas, Con test, and Spring concerts, they played at contest and for Commencement exercises, This year's officers were Glen Yale, Presidentg Liza Rone, Vice Presidentg Roger Sanders, Secretary- Treasurerg Cyndy Swartz, Senior Representative, Robin Arthur, Junior Representative: Jim Spahglerf Sophomore, Representative, andCreg Herman, Mr. Nihiser directing the band and pre- Freshman Representative. paring them for contest, ll' ROW ONE: Fred Pepple, Jeff Bayliff, Judy Lawrence, Sheryl Cummings, ROW TWO: Diane Riff, Malia Price, LeMarril Rehn, Renay Carter, Jean Tippie, Liza Rone, Clarissa Bodell, Shelva Sheets, ROW THREE: Cyndy Swartz, Cheryl Gillette, Kathy Kaufman, Ruth Young, Peggy Byers, Becky McPherson, Marlene Dixon, Carol Bowsher, Marlene Line, Cyndy Lane, ROW FOUR: Cathy Amburgy, Diane Knoch, Pam Ball, Carla Jacobs, Charles Stocker. ' ABOVE: Glen Yale plays the timpani, TOP LEFT: Jim Spangler, Randy Carter and Rob Arthur take a break after the football half-time show, LEFT: Cyndy Swartz, Shiela Gilmer, Sheryl Gillette, Kathy Kaufman and Ruth Young during practice, ROW I: Carol Marshall, Lynn Harless, Janice Snider, Robin Lukehart, ROW II: Randy Carter, Steve Her- man, Robin Arthur, David Coy, Mark Chiles, Michele Schnelle, Peggy Waitman, Carl Lukehart, ROW Ill Todd Line, Cathy Chiles, Tim Gray, Elizabeth James, Steve Webb, Albert Walton, Jim Spangler, Bob Cox, Mark Bayliff, Roger Sanders, Larry Fogt, ROW IV: Jackie Foor, Glen Yale, Steve Young, FRONT: Miss Karen Walton, ROW I: Virginia Taylor, Manetta Ledley, Rosalee Rinehart, Eliza- beth James, Cyndy Swartz, Malia Price, Kathy Fuerst, ROW II: Kathy Harless, Jean Tippie, Kathy Kaufman, Joyce Strauser, Carla Jacobs, Sherry Andrews, Emma Strauser, ROW III: Brenda Smith, Becky McPheron, Pat Williams, Deb Ball, Trudie Snider, Cheryl Gillette, Larissa Carter, ROW IV: Ruth Young, Cindy Lane, Miriam Andrews, CarolMarshal1, Liza Rone, Hope Blank. :Elm PEP CLUB The newly organized pep club of W-G was formed for the basketball season of 1970-71. Liza Rone was the captain of the girls and Miss Karen Walton was the club's advisor, The girls all wore navy skirts, white blouses with matching gold vests and sat in a block at the games and shouted yells along with the cheerleaders The pep band was active during both football and basketball seasons, Cheerleaders, pep club, and pep band had several practice sessions together in order to organize school spirit, KEEPING SPIRIT I ALIVE ROW I: Carla Jacobs, Janice Snider, Clarissa Bodell, LeMari11 Rehn, Robin Lukehart. ROW II: Jim Spangler, Liza Rone, Michele Schnelle, Albert Walton, ROW III: Cathy Chiles, Steve Herman, Randy Carter, Robin Arthur, PEP BAND SIX MUSICIANS CHOSEN FOR ALL AREA BAND ALL-AREA BAND MEMBERS: Fred Pepple, Carla Jacobs, Iim Spangler, Cathy Chiles, Michele Schnelle, Randy Carter. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD Glen Yale receives the John Philip Sousa Award as the outstanding Bandsman of 1970- 71... and the award is presented by Mr. Nihis er . N- RQEAQQS -I Charles Stocker, Ioe Stiles, and Roger Sanders practice . . . and that's how the IPS-Award is won. DISTRICT BAND: Randy Carter, Iim Spangler, Fred Pepple, Glen Yale, Cathy Chiles. DISTRICT BAND AND CHORUS TEN PARTICIPATE IN SELECT MUSICAL GROUPS In both the District Band and District Chorus five W-G students participated. With the concert given at Bluffton College in the winter, students from schools in thirteen coun- ties tried out through auditions for membership in the select groups. Compared to its size, Waynesfield over the past years has been well represented in these select musical organizations. Cathy Chiles cleans her horn before a practice session. DISTRICT CHORUS: Mark Bayliff, Liza Rone, Albert Walton, Michele Schnelle, Robin Arthur . COLORGUARD AND MAJORETTES . WI , F' , v' - ii 5 -4 C lf' , - E N 19 Y V vv '7' 'KY 'xii ' , ,,f'g,f-.'-.',f l K, .,..l-,li .. 'C - l 1 ig .ff Q-l-'ff' COLOR GUARD: Captain Melody Weygandt, Beverly Fuerst, I ana Arthur, Trudie Snider, and Amy Chiles. MAIORETTES: The 1970-'71 major ettes of Waynesfield-Goshen Local School were Carol Bowsher, Iackie Poor, and Robin Lukehart. As Shown . . . Carol Bowsher and Jackie Foor - with the picture of Robin Lukehart not available. ROW 1: Diane Riff, Peggy Waitman, Judy Lawrence, Michele Schnelle, Terri Wireman, Jill Winegardner, Bev Fuerst, Sandy Horn, Kathy Harless, Jackie Foor, Amy Chiles, Melinda Harless, Manetta Ledley, Sherri Cotter. ROW ll: Mrs. Coder, Melody Weygandt, Sue McClaid, Sheryl Cummings, Vicki Patton, Brenda Motter, Renay Carter, LeMarill Rehn, Janice Snider, Debbie Ball, Carla Jacobs, Jill Riff, Clarissa Bodell, Pat Williams, Kathy Kaufman, Malia Price, Cyndy Swartz, ROW III: Nevelyn Price, Hope Blank Marlene Dixon, Larissa Carter, Ruth Young, Diane Knoch, Carol Marshall, Miriam Andrews, Marlene Line, Shelva Sheets, Liza Rone, Cathy Chiles, Pam Ball, Trudie Snider, Cheryl Gillette, Sheri Andrews, Jana Arthur, ROW IV: Rob Arthur, Greg Herman, Randy Carter, Glen Yale, Bob Cox, Mark Chiles, John Wireman, Bert Daley, Jeff Bayliff, Fred Repple, Mark Bayliff, Todd Line, Mark Fuerst, Carl Lukehart, Kim Turner, Greg Shobe, Jim Spangler, Mark Cummings, A1 Walton, Barry Morris, r J J N , i nv, -I Amy Chiles, Melody Weygandt, Trudie Snider and Carla Jacobs performed at the annual Christmas MTS- Coder aCC0mPaUieS the Chorus Concert. during practice, Chorus students rehearsing for the Spring concert. CHORUS GOES 5 DAYS A WEEK A big change took place in the W-G music department when chorus was increased to five days a week. In the past the chorus would practice two days a week and the band three days. This year the chorus rehearsed the last period everyday and stu- dents were given a 114 credit for participation. They received a II at contest this year. Along with going to contest they performed at the Fall, Christmas, Contest and Spring concerts. Officers this year were Amy Chiles, Presidentg Mark Fuerst, Vice-Presidentg Carla Jacobs, Sec- retary- Treasurerg Hope Blank, Senior Representa- tiveg A1 Walton, Junior Representativeg Sue McClaid Sophomore Representativeg and Sheryl Cummings, Freshman Representative . COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL 38 Sfudenfs Represent W-G ROW I: Melody Weygandt, Hope Blank, Amy Chiles, ROW II: Carla Jacobs, Trudie Snider, Liza Rone, Debbie Ball, ROW III: Bobby Cox, Mark Chiles, Marlene Line, Greg Herman, Robin Arthur, ROW IV: John Wirernan, Burt Daley, Fred Pepple, Mark Bayliff, Mark Fuerst, Albert Walton, The 11th Annual Auglaize County Music Festival was held at Minster High School and was presented by the Minster, New Bremen, New Knox- ville, Waynesfield -Goshen and Wapa- koneta St. Joseph High School music departments. The Guest conductors were Jack Bigelow, instrumental music instruc- tor at Lima Shawnee Junior High, and Mr. King, instrumental and vocal director at Napoleon High School. Students were chosen to partici- pate in the County Festival by the music teachers from the various schools, Music selections were chosen by the respective conductors, ROW I: Glen Yale, Jim Spangler, Peg Waitman, Clarissa Bodell, Pam Ball, Carl Lukehart. ROW II: LeMarill Rehn, Judy Lawrence, Cyndy Swartz, Jean Tippie, Malia Price, Diane Riff, ROW III: Lynn Harless, Carol Marshall, Cathy Chiles, Steve Herman, Jeff Bay- liff, Randy Carter, -EUUETY J 4? . ROW 1: Melody Weygandt, Carla Jacobs, Hope Blank, Kevin Babcock. ROW II: Larissa Carter, Manetta Ledley, Amy Chiles, Trudie Snider, Bob Little, Jim Spangler, Cathy Chiles, Janice Snider, ROW III: Scott Jeffrey, Robin Arthur, Fred Pepple, Jim Arthur, Glen Yale, LeMarill Rehn. ROW IV: Mark Fuerst, Tom Hutson, Michele Schnelle, Bev Fuerst, Bev Gill, Carol Marshall. HONOR SCCIETY Records Destroyed The National Honor Society Chapter got a late start due to the fact that their records were destroyed Writing to Washington, D, C, , Mr. Jeffrey, the club's advisor, received a copy of the constitution and a new charter, They proceeded to elect officers, Carla Jacobs becoming Presidentg Hope Blank, Vice- Presidentg Melody Weygandt, Secretaryg and Kevin Babcock, Treasurer, UNHL A-BOVE: After being led to thehpodium by Bob Little, Janice Snider gets a flower pinned on by Trudie Snider, The induction ceremony was held on May 11, l971', and fifteen students were inducted. The ceremony this year was of an informal style, Secrecy was the byword during the induction. Everyone, except Honor Society Members, was unaware of the inductees until they were tapped for membership. 4 I ABOVE: LeMari11 Rehn, Jim Spangler, Cathy Chiles, and Janice Snider during the induction ceremony, State Farmer Chosen ROW I: Dave Wolfe, John Wireman, Jeff Vance, Bob Hamburger, Wayne Leugers, Randy Widmark, Buddy Smith, Norman Hawkins, Gary Stiles, Tom Sutherland, Kim Turner, Craig Turner, Ron Gossard, Roger Leugers, Kevin Barnes,' Dave Baker, Larry Fogt, Ron Pyles, Ralph Vance, ROW Il: Randy Cole, Gary Young, Larry Tippie, Charles Stocker, Gi1Ro1st0r1, Bob Cox, Tim Gray, Marvin Dixon, Mike Ledley, F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America was one of the more active organizations at W-G during the 1970-'71 school year. They participated in several judging contests, district and state, Senior Ron Gossard, after completing the requirements set by the state organization, was named as an Ohio State Farmer, Ron was chosen for his participation in F, F, A, activities. The F, F, A, closed out the school year with their annual Parent-Son Banquet where they named Carla Jacobs as their Chapter Queen. Carla will compete for State honors this summer, -,Y, . .. L.. . L.. f 93,1 H. Q. , K .X 'h .+1', V S ,, 5, 1' A ' . 5, . X lx .- 1-r ,... J .- ' ,V I xl . -i. Effv mgsati-san, 5 . v-. v fra ful! :ru I -ew gi 1 ' ' I ff I .Hi uf ,t : , qi, F, F,A. QUEEN AND COURT: Queen Carla Jacobs, Alternates Amy Chiles, Carol Bowsher Renay Carter, LEFT: Ron Gossard, State Farmer for 1971. Ron was in the top 2070 of a total of 13,988 other F.F.A. members ROW I: Virginia Taylor, Hope Blank, Miriam Andrews, Sheri Andrews,' Rosalie Rinehart, Robin Likehart, Kathy Harless. ROW II: Manetta Ledley, Connie Arthur, Terri Wireman, Barb Lewis, Joy Leugers, Pat Webb, Larissa Carter, Brenda Smith, Peggy Webb, Peggy Byers, Debbie Hicks, Elizabeth James, Advisor Mrs, Smith, F.H.A. Six Attend State Convention We are the Future Homemakers of America, We face the future with warm courage and high Hope. The F, H, A, was under the leadership of Presi- dent, Sheri Andrews. Other offices were held by Hope Blank, Vice President, Rosalie Rinehart, Sec- retaryg Miriam Andrews, Treasurer: Virginia Taylor, Historian: Robin Lukehart, News Reporterg Bev Gill, Parliamentariang and Kathy Harless, as Recreation Leader, Their activities during the year included a hay- ride, visits to the Indian Lake Manor and Children 's home and mailing a package to servicemen over- seas. Also, this year, six girls attended the State Convention held in Columbus, with Mrs, Smith as the advisor, Sheri Andrews represented W-G as their Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, She gained the honor by taking an exami nation at school, STUDENT COUNCIL New Fund Sef Up ROW I: Jan Babcock, Rosalie Rinehart, Sheryl Cum Trudie Snider and Carla Jacobs sold cake raffle tickets during basketball k games as a moneymaking project. mings, ROW II: Trudie Snider, Amy Chiles, Robin President Trudie Snider presiding over Arthur, Carla Jacobs, ROW III: Greg Herman, Phil OHS Of many meetings. Yale, Jim Spangler. ROW IV: Marty Weygandt, Jim Arthur, Jeff Bayliff, . Starting out the busy year the 1970 -'71 Student Council was faced with the responsibility of plan- ning the annual Homecoming festivities and dance, In order to sponsor' this and the annual Christmas dance, the Student Council members held several moneymaking projects throughout the year. Among those were the selling of pens, cake raftles, and school assemblies, This year's Student Council was also very proud of the fact that they earned enough money to set aside a fund, which will be added to next year, in order to purchase an outside bulletin board for the front lawn of the high school, Officers were Trudie Snider, Presidentg Robin Arthur, Vice Presidentg Amy Chiles, Secretary, Carla Jacobs, Treasurerg Sheryl Cummings, Reporter Mr. Zent served as faculty advisor, SPANISH CLUB Upgrading fhe Spanish Program ROW I: Miss Estrada, Jim Arthur, Sheryl Cummings, Melody Weygandt, Jackie Foor, Michele Schnelle ROW II: Jean Tippie, Cathy Amburgy, Cindy Lane, Cheryl Gillette, Carol Bowsher, Kathy Kaufman, Jana Arthur, Diane Knoch, Ruth Young, Julia Fairchild, ROW III: Becky McPheron, Joy Leugers, Terri Wireman, Rosalie Rinehart, LeMari1l Rehn, Janice Snider, Cathy Chiles, Steve Herman, Greg Herman, Mark Chiles, Jim Spangler, Fred Pepple, This year's Spanish club members were more active than usual, They sponsored cake raffles making projects, At the beginning of the year the students ordered Spanish pins and emblems, At Christmas time they decorated the room and purchased a Christmas tree, The final activity of the year was the presen- tation of trophies to those honor students from last year 's awards assembly. Trophies were given to Lorin Chiles, Kevin Stotts, Glen Yale, Melody Weygandt, Cathy Chiles, Janice Snider, Jim Arthur and Fred Pepple. They were recognized for their grades and their contributions to the Spanish depart- ment, Officers were Mel Weygandt, President, Jackie Foor, Vice Presidentg Jim Arthur, Treasurerg and Spanish club advisor, Miss Estrada, works Sheryl Cummings, Secretary. during some of her free time. and coat checks during basketball season for money- SPANISH HONQR SOCIETY -Q --JY K , I if ROW I: Jackie Foor, Melody Weygandt. ROW II: Robin Arthur, Jim Arthur, Fred Pepple, Glen Yale, Miss Estrada, Melody Weygandt and Jim Arthur discuss State Convention plans, Melody was State Vice Presi- dent for the school year 1970-'71, and Jim has been elected for 1971-72. Sfudenfsp Elected fo Sfafe Office The National Spanish Honor Society is an in- active organization at W-G. Although the society is inactive it is an honor for a student to become a member, A student must maintain the qualities of Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Service, the same as the National Honor Society, The main difference is that a student must have a grade aver- age of 3, 5 or better in Spanish and must have taken three semesters of the Spanish language, A student should also show an interest in the Spanish language and the Spanish department at W-G. The society members are eligible to attend the State Convention in the Spring, Jim Arthur and Miss Estrada, the club advisor, attended this year, LIBRARY CLUB i . W ,. , V wr ' . Y g v Q 1 r i .H ' i, rv af ,w , -,, 4 Y.. W -H., ., N tl, ,Ir-t.u,, t . t i H, ,, ii -, . w t - div 1 Y . , if w +---1 - ---H W-L4 L-W A - ' - - -.f-- - 2- f-.4-14-'fr1LJL ,gmgm-,..,,,, HA, lain ,QQ Q, -A ,W g QM ROW I: Rosalee Rinehart, Manetta Ledley, Melody Weygandt, Larissa Carter. ROW II: Todd Wilkin Steve Young, Mark Chiles, Peggy Webb, Peggy Byer, Carla Jacobs, Nevelyn Price, Sheri Andrews, Debbie Ball, Kathy Harless, Virginia Taylor, Vicky Kuba. LIBRARY ADDS BOOKSTORE The Library Club has become very active in the past two years. Instead of having a IR. and SR. club, they are now combined into one group. All club members serve as student librarians. The Club's big project was the 'BOOKSTORE' located in the library. Paperback-books were sold to students during the past year. The story-hour program for the elementary grades was broadened this year as librarians planned stories, films, record stories and art projects for the students. In April the club celebrated its success with a dinner at the Chalet Inn, Wapakoneta. During the 1970-'71 school year, the Club Officers were: Manetta Ledley, Pres., Larissa Carter, Vice Pres.g Melody Weygandt, Sec.g Rosalee Rinehart, Treas.g and Mrs. Yale, Advisor ROW I: Kevin Barnes, Dennis Hefner, Ray Fowler, Tom Barton. ROW II: Mark Cummings, Randy Painter Mark Fuerst, Jim Arthur, Tom I-Iutson, Ioe Stiles. AUDIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT IMPROVED The audio visual program at W-G increases each year. New and better equipment has been added since last year. A new 16mm movie pro- jector was purchased and has aided the science department greatly. Projection crew members work during their study halls and deliver and set up the equipment for various teachers. The boys organize things themselves with help through the office, where teachers sign up if they want to use the equipment. Their head- quarters are located in the teachers' lounge. Crew members Ed Golliday and Dennis Hefner take a break in the lounge while waiting for a further assignment. BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Buckeye Girls' State delegates Hope Blank and Trudie Snider and Buckeye Boys' State delegates Glen Yale and Mark Fuerst, High Honor for W-G Sfudenf Glen Yale was the first student from W-G to win the State American Legion Americanism and Government Test. He received a trip to Washington plus a 35100 scholarship for competing against '75, OOO students throughout the state, V Each year four students are sponsored by the American Legion Post, the Ladies Auxiliary, and the Waynesfield Lions Club, as delegates to Boys' State and Girls' State, The purpose of Boys' and Girls' State is to give the representatives the opportunity to learn more about state, county, and local government by actually participating in and setting up their own mock government, Hope Blank and Trudie Snider attended Buck- eye Girls' State at Capital University in Columbus for ten days during the summer of 1971. Hope served as board of education clerk while Trudie was a secretary to the House of Representatives, Their alternates were Carla Jacobs and Melody Weygandt, Mark Fuerst was elected city council member, while Glen Yale was elected Chief Justice of Buck- eye Boys' State, which was held at Ohio University at Athens, Greg Snider and Kevin Babcock were alternates, li, Glen Yale, 1971 state winner in the Ameri- canism and Government Test, if-J X ROW Ig Larissa Carter, Debbie Ball. ROW II: Manetta Ledley, Torn Sutherland, Kathy Harless, Sheryl Cummings. ROW III: Rosalie Rhinehart, Carla Jacobs, Loretta Carter, Steve Davis, Mr, Bayliff, Mar- lene Dixon, BIBLE CLUB New School Club Organized The Bible Club was organized in December, 1971, and was officially recognized by the School Board, as a School-related club in January, 1971. Deborah Ball, who first suggested that a Bible Club be formed at W-G, was elected President at the C1ub's first meeting on the last Tuesday in January, Other officers elected at that meeting were Larissa Carter as Vice Presidentg Kathy Harless as Secretaryg Rosey Rinehart as Treasurerg and Ethan Bayliff was the club advisor, The Bible Club Charter lists as the C1ub's primary purpose , , , the study of God 's WORD, the Bible, in order that men may know the truth, the real truth, Jesus Christ is alive, and He is the Way, the only Way to God, and the one door by which men can escape an everlasting existence in the Lake of Fire prepared by God for the Devil and his angels . . . and for all men who reject Jesus as Savior and Lord of their lives. During the months of February through May, the Bible Club met weekly after school to study the Bible, to pray and petition God, to praise Him and Jesus the Son, and to testify of God's Special Mercy to us all. Philip Skapura presented a lesson on the Truth a'nd the Word, at the second meeting, Faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God, Romans 10:17, Jesus Loves You! w ' -M1 f FIFTH GRADE BAND: ROW I: Lori Carter, Susan Bault, Jeanne Waitman, Terri Hendrickson, Sam Miller, Todd Smith, Offitt Harless, David Zimmerman, David Shaner, ROW II: Ricky I'urner, Jeff Foght, Alvin Gill, Robert Konst, Teresa Shobe, Debby Vance, Joni Bodell, 51h and 6th Grade Bands A ' ' , all WWW- ,gr , ' .J 1. i , 1 :A 'X L A V E be , ' r ' ' , fe f f fy- A-, f-ee.' mifmil fi an L L T if 1 L W :Jill L l lv.. .,,,', - 1 1. .V w . gr.. , 1, SIXTH GRADE BAND: ROW I: Susan Van Horn, Janie Gilmer, Jill Sawmiller, Kathy Dulebohn, Paula Wireman, Julie Coy, Dawn Larnphar, Lisa Bayliff, ROW Il: Marylin Brannon, Erin Noykos, Brenda Spangler, Lucinda Hastings, Russell Kaufman, Scott Gray, John Chiles, Mark Herman, ROW III: Vicki Zimmerman, Nancy Pence, Vicki Breneman, Aleen Douglas, Brian Cox, Rex Maxwell, Kim Hawkins, Lee Blank, David Young, Debra Andrews, Terry Buden, Todd Hatfield, Roxanne Ridenour, Dawn Hardin Kirk Miller, Steve Gullett, Jr. High Band Expands ROW I: Renay Zimmerman, Amy Whetstone, Jennifer Fogt, Lynn Cummings, Diane Gray, Mary Ann Whetstone, Becky Blank, Mary Hemphill, Jeanee Van Horn, Denise Sproul, ROW II: Robin Chastiug, Jan Cox,,Bev Yale, Jerry Zimmerman, Danny Ball, Gary Buffenbarger, Don Spangler, Kevin Marshall, Kevin Hastings, Ed Gross, Steve Bayliff. ROW III:. Mary Earl, Linda Painter, James Arthur, Cory Morris. ROW IV: Patty Dixon, Kywana Harless, Cheryl Harless, Connie Foght. ROW V: Julie Winegardner, Vicki Kaufman, Debbie Miller, Tammy Price, Ronnete Tumer, Robert Waitman, Chip Noykos, Craig Bodell, Mike Carter, Kim Bodell, Joyce Altop, David Foght, Chris Farler, Ed Van Horn, Kathy Whetstone Kyle Maxwell, Dan Saddler, Melody Foor, Tammy Winegardner. --1? Kim Bodell and Mike Carter practice during Junior High Flute ensemble practices for band rehearsal, contest. ROW I: Jason Waltz, Craig Bodell, Warren Dixon, Greg Stirnmel, Pam Morris, Tammy Winegarclner, Kywana Harless, Cathy Whetstone, Tammy Price, Julie Winegardner, Jackie Hendrickson, Deanna Brown Jerry Zimmerman, Steve Bayliff, Ned Andrews, James Ulrey, Debby Harmon, Susan Goldsmith, Amy Whetstone, Debby Fuerst, Roxy Ann Kennedy, ROW II: Bill Kennedy, Scott Farler, Cory Morris, Ricky Ritchie, Geofrey Ulrey, Gary Buffenbarger, Richard Doty, Chris Farler, David Ream, Edwin Van Horn, Kevin Marshall, Steve Worthington, Dan Ball, Dennis Sheets, Doug House, Ronnie Ridenour, Donald Spangler, Steve Spangler, Chip Noykos, Kyle Maxwell, Kendall House, Davis Fogt, Eric Strausser, Jim Arthur. ROW III: Lynn Cummings, Connie Fogt, Denise Sproul, Mary Hemphill, Renee Zimmerman, Charlene Cummings, Peggy Ridenour, Diane Grey, Barb Ewing, Debby Goldsmith, Leslie Rone, Judy Douglas, Kim Bodell, Jeanette Cox, Jeanne Van Horn, Barb Webb, Rose Mary Collier, Linda Painter, Tina Snedeker, Pam Mallory, Robin Chasteen, Jennifer Focht, Denise Babcock, ROW IV: Camilla Guthrie, Vicki Kaufman, Karita Patton, Joyce Altop, Bev Yale, Melody Foor, Debbie Wagner, Belinda Barnes, Debbie Cole, Mary Whetstone, Cyndy Randall, Becky Potts, Edward Gross, Dan Saddler, David Harrod, Robert Waitman, Cheryl Williams, Pat Dixon, Cheryl Harless, Ronette Turner, Becky Blank, Debbie Miller, Mary Earl, Cindy Strausser, Diane Little, JR. HIGH CHORUS INCREASES aaaaa IN slzs K THIS YEAR JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY: ROW I: Jerry Zimmerman, Mike Cummings, Rick - Kuba, ROW II: Jan Cox, Judy Douglas. ROW III: Mike Carter, John Bault, IWJ 11 11 11 111111 1'l1111? 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'UTI u'iT ' 1' N l , , 1 1 -3 V l M T 'gil li: ,tif 'Q1- , 4455 fzalggigsk Qagfz 1 37 E' ?T llfokx W 'Ax 2 basl? L Bl 5 ROW I: Coach Jeffery, Joe Stiles, Steve Sneary, Scott Jeffery, Gene Ewing, Tim Doty, Randy Painter, Tom Barton, Asst. Coach Zent, ROW ll: Trainer Randy Earl, Roger Sanders, Rick Barnes, Tom Suther- land, Greg Snider, Dennis Young, Dennis Dawson, Mark Fuerst, Marty Weygant, Asst, Coach Van Kueren ROW III: Tim Shobe, Charles Doty, John Wireman, Bert Daley, Bob Cox, Kevin Babcock, Bob Kuba, Mike Moyer, ROW IV: Manager Steve Davis, Wayne Taylor, Gary Young, Phil Yake, Steve Young, Charlie Sutherland, Kent Hoel, Mike Schoonover, Dennis Vernon, Jeff Bayliff, Manager Tom Hutson, FOOTBALL Discouragemenf Faced by Tigers As summer vacation came to an end, the letter- men of W-G were beginning to wonder if they would have a football team in 1970. The boys had football fever but no coach, The second week in August, Coach Zent started training sessions. By August 20, Coach Heffery had arrived and soon had the team looking like TIGERS again, Their secret for 1970 was one of organization, dedication, and just being themselves by showing true team spirit, Four seniors were chosen as Co-captains this year, They were Dennis Dawson, Marty Weygant, Roger Sanders, and Mark Fuerst, For the nine returning letterm-en plus the other teammates, the season proved to be a discouraging one with the final standings at 2-8, Yet the season proved to be very rewarding in many other ways, V 5. T Coach Jeffrey and several players watch the action on the field from the sidelines, W-G Tigers' Offensive Line-up, -5. M . ,. A ' S' is Q' . 4 4 ' . w5'?7iEi1'.' Greg Snider tackles opposing ball carrier near end -zone. Scott Jeffrey assists Marty Weygandt, Speedster, Marty Weygandt outrushing his SCOREBOARD WG Team OPP, 6 Riverside - - - - 30 6 Minster ------- - -22 26 West Liberty-Salem - - - - 22 0 Riverside ------- - - 32 0 Ben Logan - - - 47 8 Fairbanks - - - - 26 O Belle Center - - - - - - 26 14 Ridgemont - - - -0 12 Indian Lake - - - - 38 12 Marion Local - - - - -49 opponent, OUR TEAM CONTESTED ALL OPPONENTS VALIANTLY! Rick Barnes goes for a touchdown N: 1, On May 19, 1970, sixteen girls were selected to represent Wayne-Goshen as their 1970 -'71 Foot- ball, Varsity and Reserve Basketball cheerleaders and mascot, I Tryouts were judged by three cheerleaders from Ohio Northern University and several faculty members, The girls were graded on ability, character, appearance plus several other require- ments. 1 This year, Miss Karen Walton acted as cheer- leading advisor. Varsity Football cheerleaders strike up a pose, From left: Michele Schnelle, captain, Kathy Dawson, Pam Sutherland, KNEEL- ING are Sheryl Cummings and Lyn Harless, The Football cheerleaders' annual Snake Dance was one of their major projects, along with urging the boys to do the very best on the field, The Basketball cheerleaders set up regular practice sessions which included exercises and various gymnastics. Their main objective was aiding the boys with team spirit by decorating the gym, locker room, and the bus, Also this years' cheerleaders along with the lettermen participated in a Christmas card sale, The 1970 -'71 Football cheer- leaders leading the annual Snake Dance at Waynesfields' square, ,Z LEFT: The Varsity Basketball cheerleaders for the 1970 -'71 season are shown here displaying one of their skills. TOP ROW: Renay Carter, Marlene Line, Captain Melody Weygandt, Dianne Riff, Amy Chiles, and Mascot Bev Fuerst. ABOVE: The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders lead the spectators in W-G Loyalty, CHEERLEADERS Chosen by Outsiders LEFT: Reserve Cheerleaders urge the boys on to victory with one of their side-line cheers, BELOW: leaning on Mascot Bev Fuerst, the Reserve cheerleaders from left are Sherri Cotter, Judy Lawrence, LeMaril Rehn, Brenda Motter. Alice Turner NOT SHOWN. lip I 1 STANDING: Scott Jeffrey, Mark Bayliff, Steve Herman, Randy Painter, Todd Wilkin, Don Cummins, KNEELING: Randy Earl fManagerJ, Dennis Hefner, Jim Arthur, Jeff Bayliff, Mark Fuerst, Robin Arthur and Coach Rex Zent, Two Co-Captains were chosen to lead the Tigers in Basketball during the 1970-'71 season, The players chosen, Steve Herman and Mark Fuerst, were both returning letterrnen from the previous season's squad, Despite the team's efforts, the season proved to be disappointing with a 5-13 'won-lost record E Pro standing as the season ended, placing the Tigers fourth in the wcoc and fifth in the Auglaize ' ' ' County League. ln tournament action, the Tigers were defeated . by the New Breman Cardinals by a first-game score ll of '79 to 59, Mark Fuerst was chosen as the Most Valuable Player in the season by his teammates, while Scott Jeffrey held the position as the team 's leading re- bounder, and Jim Arthur was chosen as the team's leading foul-shooter, High point man for the year was Scott Jeffery with an average of 22, 5 points per game played. This score placed him as second highest scorer in the WCOC. X Steve Herman Getting The Trp SCHEDULE Riverside - - Mechanicsburg Ada ------ West-Liberty - Salem Local Riverside - - Anna - - - Ridgemont - - New Bremen - Fairbanks - - Allen East - - Indian Lake - - New Knoxville Ben Logan - - Lima Perry - - Wapak St. Joe Belle Center - Minster ---- Jackson Center ROW I: David Coy, Todd Line, Norman Hawkins, Charles Sutherland, Mike Moyer, ROW II: Bob Kuba fMgr.J, Kent Hoel, Tim Wireman, Steve Young, Mark Chiles, Robert Cox, Ronald Gossard qMgr,j, RESERVE BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKET BALL SCOREBOARD W-G OPPONENT OPP. 36 Riverside ---- - - -41 30 Mechanicsburg - - - - -65 45 Ada ------- - - 39 49 West Liberty - - - - - 43 58 Riverside - - - - - -59 38 Anna ---- - - -52 67 Ridgemont - - - - - 55 55 New Bremen - - - - - 56 21 Fairbanks - - - - - -47 30 Allen East - - - - - - 35 30 Indian Lake - - - - 37 43 New Knoxville - - - - 56 40 Benjamin-Logan - - - - 58 36 Lima Perry ------ - - 39 40 wapakonera sr. Joe - - - - - 55 '70 Belle Center ----- - - - 41 51 Minister ------ - - - 48 45 Jackson Center - - ---- 41 Wdn - -6 Lost - 12 19 '70 -'71 SEASON Norman Hawkins tips the ball to the Tigers during the Ben-Logan game. Todd Line attempts a shot during the game Kent Hoel gets an easy lay -up for two with Benjaminiogani quick points against B-L. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Joel Hamburger, Barry Morris, Tim Shobe, Rusty Widmark, Greg Herman, Keith Hoel, Phil Yale, Coach Skapura, Bob Kuba qMgr. J. RESERVE TIGERS AND FROSH HAVE UNSUCCESSFUL SEASONS W-G Reserve Team ended the season of ' . The Freshman Team had an unfortunate season 1970 -'71 with a 6-12 won-lost record, Most of the this past year , , , achieving a won-lost record of boys had very little previous experience in any 1-7, Next season will be another chance to win the league competition, league's championship trophy. BASEBALL JI U 1 1 ' 1 if 1 1 1 1 ' 'y , TM . 'YU' - pf - . , , V , - l I i :IX AM?-' 11 .' 1 1 ,. 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' 11 'L 1. - 1 '. 1 11 11 1 -' 1' - . 11 11-1-1111211 -11111 11- ..11-1 11 -- 11 1--11-V ., 1 - 1 1 11 '1 11 -1 11' -1 I1111: 1111.111-11.1111-1 11 1111 1 11 111111111-111111..-1 .111 111 11111 11 .1 11- 11 -1 11 s 1 1 ' f 11 1 1. 11 1a 1 1 1311 1-111 1 1 . -m111 11 11111 111 ,-11 1 ROW I: Robin Arthur, Todd Wilkin, Rick Barnes, Mark Fuerst, Randy Painter,1Jim Arthur, Scott Jeffrey David Boy, ROW II: Coach Van Curen, Irwin Mallory, Mark Cummings, Buddy Smith, Kevin Barnes, Mike Moyer, Joel Hamburger, Tigers Have Excellent .565 Season Catcher Robin Arthur chases after a high foul , ball coming down in the area near first base W-G's Baseball Team ended their season of 1970 -'71 by playing 23 games during the spring X months of April and May of 1971. At the end of the season their won-lost record was a commend- able 13-10. The W-G players were in two tournaments this ' year and the first tournament was a round -robin affair in which the Tigers became runners-up when they defeated Perry 11-1 but lost to Spencerville by a score of 14-9, In the Sectional Tournament the Tigers won the Championship by defeating Ada 5-1, and then beating Wapak St. Joe 8-2 in the deciding game. In the first district tournament game the Tigers were defeated by Mendon-Union by a score of 6-5, Mark Fuerst was awarded the MVP Trophy and Robin Arthur received the Best Batsman Trophy in Sectional Play, The team owes much to Coach Van Curen and to efforts of individual players, min 1 J ? Rick Barnes and Mark F uerst dis- cuss a game with Coach Jim Van Curen, Painter gets another man out at first base, Mark Cummings gets a timely hit . . . and it's a home run, Coach Van Curen concentrates on the ponderables of the game 1970-71 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD W-G OPPONENT OPP, W-G OPPONENT OPP. Minster - - - 4 New Knoxville - - - - 0 Ridgemont ---- - 1 Belle Center - - - - 2 West Liberty ---- - - 1 Wapak JV - - - - -3 Bellefontaine JV ----- 3 Fairbanks - - - - 4 Mendon-Union - - - - - 6 St. Joe - - - - 5 Allen East ---- - - 12 Riverside - - - - 4 Allen East - - - - 12 Indian Lake - - - - 10 Ben-Logan - - - - 3 Wapak JV - - - -2 New Bremen - - - - '7 Ridgemont - - - - 3 ROUND-ROBIN TOURNAMENT SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT LirnaPerry--- --1 Ada--- ---1 Spencerville - - - -14 St, Joe - - - - - - 2 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT PLAY Mendon-Union - - - - - 6 ROW I: Phil Yale, Keith Hoel, Kim Turner, Kent Hoel, Dennis Vernon, Tom Barton, Barry Joseph, Tim Shobe, Jeff Spillman, Mike Schoonover, Bob Kuba, Manager, Charles Doty. ROW II: Coach Jeffrey, Kevin Babcock, Greg Shobe, Roger Sanders, Charles Sutherland, Tim Wireman, Greg Snider, Tom Sutherland, Tom Hutson, Joe Stiles, Bert Daley, Randy Earl, Manager, Steve Davis. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Dennis Dawson, Marty Weygandt, Track Team Goes fo Sfafe W-G tracksters for 1971 made an excellent showing for their school. They captured the ACL- Title again this year and were runners-up in the WCOC. Along with participating in regular season meets they competed in the Flyer Invitational and the Marion Spectacular, Five school records were broken during the season, Joe Stiles broke the record for the mile run, Kevin Babcock was a dual record breaker by breaking both the 220 and the 100 yard dashes times. The 880 yard relay team of Tom Hutson, Kim Turner, Marty Weygandt and Kevin Babcock , , . broke the record set last year, and Tim Wire- man set a new record in the two mile run, The team placed 5th at the Sectional meet, and then competed at the District meet, For the first time in W-G History the 880 yard relay team won at the District meet which entitled them to run at Ohio Stadium in Columbus, for the State Track Meet, Although the team didn't place at State , , , it was a rewarding experience for them and W-G was proud as it saw them go. An. Coach Jeffrey gives a big smile after a great effort by his team at the WCOC meet, ' I Nu -1 'W L -1' Marty Weygandt gives an extra kick as he long jumps at the WCOC meet. ,1 'f P YT' we on 1- M l, ,.u.,, 3-.,,,Jw,:,, o l b mrs-h,,..,,.Ju. -ny v: -2' , 1 ' pi If -.law J... 52,5 NJ, Y W ny? -pm-V--fi F, ,F ' is 'ml-m!ff.l,i i 'LV' if ii! V J -1 ,, ,i 4, .1 , llkil, L N Greg Snider holds third place the county meet. 'rv-. ' 'ry W Y V nr A , - 76 1 V1 . hx , wr. ,, - n ' -, lvl Q.. N l ! ' I I I ,w .PHE in the 440 at pet ff A. g, he rr v-r 1i ' Tim Wireman goes over the bar at 11 ft. Joe Stiles paces himself in the mile run. Tom Sutherland glides over the hurdles at the WCOC preliminaries. Kim Turner practices his hand-off before a home meet. Tim Shobe receives the baton from Tom h 9' L: A Hutson during the 880 relay. Dennis Dawson attempts to clear the high jump bar at the WCOC finals. N- J Senior Kevin Babcock set a new school record in the 100 yard dash at 10.1. Tom Hutson ran first leg of the 880 relay team that went to State. ' 880 relay team members and coach that earned the right to run at Ohio Stadium in Columbus for the State meet were: Tom Hutson, Marty Weygandt, Coach Ieffrey, Kevin Babcock, and Kim Turner. JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM ROW I: Mike Carter, Danny Ream, John Bault, Tom Byler, Terry Byler, Eddie Gross, Iohn Dawson, Jim Ramie, Dennis Sheets, Danny Ball, Steve Worthington, Robert Waitman, ROW II: Kevin Marshall, Ed Van Horn, Jerry Zimmerman, Ronnie Ridenour, Steve Spangler, Clyde Wirernan, David Ream, Chris Farler, Dennis Shaner, Chip Noykos, Richard Doty, Sam Fowler, ROW III: Coach Schwabero, Geoff Ulrey, James Ulxey, Rick Kuba, Rick Ritchie, Gary Buffenbarger, Eric Strauser, Craig Bodell, Larry Earl Mike Cummings, Bill Kennedy, Frank Ulrey, Rod Winegardner, JR. HIGH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Diane Gray. MIDDLE: Kywanna Harless, Vicki Kaufman, BACK: Amy Whetstone, Beverly Yale. so l EIGHTH, GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM C? ROW I: Steve Bayliff fMgr.J, Dennis Shaner, Terry Turner, Mike Carter, Iohn Bault, Mike Cummings Jerry Zimmerman fMgr.J. ROW II: Coach Schwabero, Ieff Ulrey, Chip Noykos, Iohn Dawson, Danny Ball, Jim Ulrey, Rick Kuba. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS FRONT: Kafita Patton, Lynn Cummings, Melody Foor. BACK: Tammy Winegardner, Kim Bodell. JR. HIGH SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL: Eagles - - - 0 West Liberty ----- 36 Eagles - - - 0 Belle Center - - - 0 Eagles - - - 6 Benjamin Logan - - - 22 Eagles - - - 6 Indian Lake -'- - 32 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT: In the Iunior High Basketball Tournament the Eagles were defeated by a score of 36 to 37 . . . but the defeat came in overtime. The 8th grade team won 10 games and lost 4 games during regular season play, while the 'ith grade team won 3 games and lost 11 of their contests this season. BASKETBALL SCORES Sth ----- Opp. - - - OPPONENT ------- - -Opp. - - - 7th B48 ----- 38 - - - -Benjamin Logan - - - - - 28 - - --- - 16 543 ----- 31 - - - -St. Marys Holy Rosary - - - - 18 - - - - -209 38 ----- 41-- --WestLiberty ------- -- 9-- -- 'I i54 ----- 51 - - - -New Knoxville - - - - -34 - - - - -14 561 ----- 37 - - - -Fairbanks ---- - -17 ---- -241' 45 ----- 52-- --WapakSt.Ioe-- --22-----12 ras ----- 31-- --Botkins ----- --31-----17 46 ----- 54-- --IndianLake--- -27-----25 653 ----- 45-- --Minister--- --31-----16 656 ----- 43 ----- Buckland - - - -29 - - - - 9 i55 ----- 52 - IOT - Ridgemont - - - - 84 ---- - 15 35 ----- 37 ----- New Bremen - - - - 30 ---- - 19 550 ----- 29 ----- Belle Center - - - - 26 ---- - 19 '41 ----- 24-- --Riverside--- --10-----19: SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM ROW I: Brian Cox, Steve Gullett, Mike Hoel, Scott Gray, Danny Motter. ROW II: Mike Hamburger, Rusty Kaufman, Mark Herman, Craig Cotter. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM ROW I: Craig Bodell fMgr, 3, Steve Spangler, Stephen Young, Eddie Gross, Kevin Mar- shall, Kyle Maxwell, Rex Maxwell fMgr.j. ROW II: Warren Dixon, Eric Strauser, Steve Worthington, Robert Waitman, Gary Buffenbarger, Jimmy Arthur, Coach Schwabero. FIFTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM 4 ROW I: Kevin Hoel, David Shaner, David Zimmerman, Alvin Gill, Rod Wilkin, Ricky Turner, Todd Smith. ROW II: Donald Kennedy, Sam Miller, Leroy Gossard, Andy Carter, Aaron Rinehart, Jeff Billings, offitr Harless, l : j f X .i.., A l ,lx K Q , j V .. .45 ' ,1 R I f-:ty ' -' . 'A . 'l H-,ffl I :A 33 r. W, ffEw fain -s l -1' Tix. 35' Marty Weygandt goes back for desert after the banquet. Jeff Bayliff received the Dave Shaw me- morial award. Bob Shobe served as master of cere- monies. 5 n , wr ,,. 9 pt, Underclassmen received first year letters. Greg Snider presented Ralph Hutson with Tom Sutherland presented a special gift a plaque of appreCiati0I1 fr0m the W'G to Coach Jeffrey from the Football and athletes . Track team . All Sports Banquet The 1971 annual All Sports banquet was held on May 19th in the high school gymnasium, The guest speaker this year was Mr. Jim Berry head football coach at Cory -Rawson High School, He spoke on such aspects as spiritual soundness, courage and desire, He encouraged the W-G athletes to set a goal and strive to fulfill that goal, Mr. Bob Shobe served as master of ceremonies and there were several honored guest present, A new awards system was started this year, Freshmen were presented with numerals, reserve basketball members were given 5 J. V. letters, statisticians received plain W-G letters and varsity athletes were given 7 varsity letters, plus metal inserts for every year they lettered, Extra awards such as participation certificates were given to those who didn 't letter, but were a team member for the season, Suedine awards were given to all senior letter winners in all sports, 1 Cheerleaders Join the LeHerman's Club ROW l: Michele Schnelle, Brenda Motter, Judy Lawrence, Jill Winegardner, ROW Il: Melody Weygandt, Marlene Line, Renay Carter, Amy Chiles, Diane Riff, ROW I: Dennis Young, Marty Weygandt, Rick Barnes, Greg Snider, Mark Fuerst, Kim Turner, Roger Sanders, Kevin Babcock, Greg Shobe. ROW II: Bud Smith, Gary Young, Gene Ewing, Jim Arthur, Steve Her- man, Tom Hutson, Torn Barton Ray Fowler, Joe Stiles, Mark Cummings. 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School Employees L Byron Cummins, Bus Driver, lanitor, the person who really keeps Goshen School Bld. in opera- tion at all times. 'Q -N . fr 1 .H ff V.,..,iiTfZx' , , ,rf - f f ,:.4, I -f .415 .fl -,, . -: Tiefl' , , h , ,352 A '-r.., WQQLQ.-2 Ks, A gtym,4Ti4g.1 Y - .la ' rl 3 ' , .fun f V' . -tb' ?.'rfJ7 '-:L 4- 1 N A A 'uf .x , x x, ,J ,ft 1 , 1 :X 1, ' Xi! ' 'Q '- 'J 1.1 N -gl Mabel Kaufman, Jean Dairis, and Io Ann Earl, who together Lucille Stocker and Lenore Elsass prepare and serve lunch at the Waynesfield Building operate the Cafeteria at the Goshen as l Mrs. Ralph fCather1ne7 Hutson Miss Winona Wmegardner who who works 1n the L1brary and teaches the subject of reading the Cafeteria W G School Board Loses er Ben Yale ABOVE: The members of the 1970 -'71 School Board are . . . Herman Blank qclerkj, Don Daley, Don Marshall, Lewis Rehn, Joe Chiles fpresidentj, and Ralph Hutson, LEFT: Don Daley, Board President Joe Chiles, and Clerk Herman Blank, are shown during a typical business meeting of the W-G Board of Education with the many papers before them indicating the complexity of the very necessary decision -making process which enables W-G School to operate, In early 1971 long-time Board Member Ben Yale resigned due to illness, and with regret the Board accepted his resignation, Don Marshall was appointed to fill the seat previously held by Ben Yale , , , and to complete Mr. Yale's unexpired term, ml-2,3 it W fi':,g::,fQ..r r. il Mr. Graydon Snyder at work , , , handling the details of the administration of Waynesfield -Goshen Local School, Mr. Snyder addresses the students, parents, and friends , , , at the occasion of the gradu ation of the class of 7l'. Mr. Snyder Resigns Mr, Graydon Snyder who has very capably guided W-G School for the past two school-years , , , and during whose term as School Superinten- dent, W-G School has made many notable changes Mr. Snyder is leaving us to seek new challenges in an administrative position in a larger school sys- tem which will present larger and more intricate problems for his solution, During his association with W-G School, Mr, Snyder made many friends and has been extremely well-liked and much admired by the student-body of our School, The many friends and the student-body of W-G Schoollare very sorry to see Mr, Graydon Snyder leave , , , and we surely do all wish the very best for the future of this fine Christian man, 1-ri! ' I ABOVE LEFT: A native of Cuba, Miss Ida Estrada is an instructor of her native language, teaching three levels of Spanish in addition to being Freshman Class advisor, UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Carse, a graduate of Ohio Northern University who joined the staff after Mr. Zent resigned in April, taught Government, American History, World Geography, and Cur- rent Affairs, plus was Student Council advisor, ABOVE: Mr. Philip Skapura, a resident of New Knoxville, taught the top three levels of English and English Seminar, In addition he was Senior Class advisor and Freshman basketball coach, LEFT: In her second year on the staff Mrs, Pusey taught General Math, Algebra I, and English I, and was also Freshman Class advisor. Wg' H VK -1 . ,Di ,. xg' .ff A xg, . .., ... ,, ABOVE: Edith D. Yale has served three years as School Librarian and as Library Club advisor, ABOVE RIGHT: In addition to being the schoo1's art instructor, Miss Rambo was Junior Class ad- visor for two months, and she was Tiger Type advisor, LOWER RIGHT: Toby Coder completed her sixth year as instructor in vocal music, She taught elementary music in addition to being director of the two school choruses, BELOW: The Band Director, Edmund L, Nihiser, teaches instrumental music as he has at Waynes- vr . I- L' L .-umjrw iff. 'L gi: 5,g,u-f,'v-- l- . ,,. .,.i,L. lk F T. A-W-.,,,... field over the last ten years, fe '1,Pr-eg ,,..-J mi? , vi .Nw Q. 4 sz-.fu-N BELOW: Mrs. Eileen Koch, Guidance Counselor, was World History and Girls Physical Education teacher, RIGHT: Assistant football coach and basketball coach, Mr, Rex Zent, social studies teacher, also H' lk served as student council advisor, 'Sl f' H 117- . ,P -,,'iJ' ABOVE: With his entire fourteen years of teaching at Waynesfield, Mr, Ethan I, Bayliff this year taught Physics, General Science, Geometry, Algebra II, and Senior Math, plus he was advisor. to the Annual Staff and Bible Club, LEFT: Mrs. Lynda Waitman, Senior Class advisor and teacher of Biology, Advanced Biology, Chem- istry and Health, completed her fourth year of teaching at Waynesfield, ' ' 'i ' . X 4 rx . ,-4 'X 5:57, i,,A-vifiyr 4 S. N 7 ...A 97 V, ,V , .5.2v'ga.:i1X!,'i. . ,.,v 4 h L.: , V559 - xi ' X' He handles the details at W-G. He teaches Health and Coaches too. Mr. Jeffrey Returns as Principal af W-G .N . ff -if Mr. Jeffrey is our principal . . . he teaches, coaches, and in general is the person most directly responsible for the success of W-G School in 1970-71, and we are fortunate in that he will continue his duties at W-G during 1971-72. 'VF , '1 - x , 4 , gr J , 'Z . , 'J --y , A, 4 fl - - Cheryl Brennon V if -Q: Timothy Burgoon F' if-'. A A Ernest Byer I of 3' W ' Paul Brownell I' ln 1 'Il X H I , v A Betty Cazier . 4 .' 'Q 'Fl J.. l N . N J y - ., N W, oia Clark I NL N p .,., I b 1 ,., - Michael Coss l -'X -A - W- RN-V3 : :- -- . . - ' -' -, A 5 ' :' ' - .M J'xx,f'Q:,'v lx., ,,,n, ' L F h if f ll , 7 f WM JSM ? ma we 1 WT -'i'7fx f Taj C i Q fl U1 T , 1 MRS. LHAMON A Q A, l ga 4 'li .A H Bessica Gossard 4 gp I ' T 7 4 y Donald Haggard ' 41, ' H fix 1 5 l Dennis Hamburger u hm in . 'X 'T FIRST GRADE School - A New Experience New and thrilling experiences faced this year's first graders as they became students for the first time in their lives. to the library for a story hour each Wednesday after noon. Here they were read stories about various ad ventures and shown films. Compared to past years, both Mrs. Lhamon's and Mrs. Kerchenfaut's classes were quite large in size . After a year of study and development on the skills of becoming students, they now have a big and rewarding future ahead of them. As an entertainment, they were permitted to- go . , V V ' r W - ' t l n FL 'W pf' ' 1' B f 2 rv ,nl figs T ti John Kennedy f r ! , ' g T' i ,, V in yn I. N Lisa Mays f ' ,sg 1' ' , t.. . if . ' Regina Moyer 1 W . 1 ' ,Q g Q J r i ' W i Kristine Newland I V ,fin ,,- , Q F 334 E V 1 . 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T- 4, L m -:rr 'r Q If 'I ' W ' as , iq -it L ,L it Q, , K4 ru Liv , ,F X A K, , - q i affillf M5'fmf,1. a1fi'- , n S L if L 'FB i N--at V Available - -fi fig.. ml-- L L or 'ffl as Xi Q! ,H rt M Jackie Northup V ' L Fiidwe rl I H Dennis Ream R -37 T, ,Na+ W' Gretchen Ridenour Q Available NE My A ry ff 'ry i, Jeffrey Schultz T 1 , , , A gi Jeanie Sheets 15 5, , L. H -5. V4 Ronald Shaffner , , , :J ,. va, 1 - 'li g . N Y Chadwick Spencer X4 T n, M ,l l ' 5 Pidure Randall Spencer I 'E' ' ' y - fa- A ' Na+ . - 1 H 1 a.. ,i . L Lois Stafford XS, 2 A A In I Availgblg y ,Q-1, C-,'m ! A W V 'Qi Kathy Stauffer M' y .mil y S w , Rhonda Taylor I .F A 15.1 y - V y Loren Travis ff. -gif' M:-v f' ,' .- -'P W ,f-QW - uv - . , HI ' r 1, ' 1 I 1, N , ,ga am L., .. ffl: Tamera Wagner Ui - dv Ranea Walker ' iv . David Webb 1 V I , ,. ' u WP- Dx 3 Kay Williams ' in .R Debra Winegardner , ., , Y 'i-If L . . N L.. . ,iv j.,' N ' Kevin Wireman if--5 X ' ,V ' T l xx! J -,t, A ,lf nf' xx M fri' 'dTgF iir'i'i r L v 27- 1 X.-,Y -, w I xy , , Y . fi-H., W L V ll i 4 lu wx X xl. I SECOND GRADE Beth Agnew Douglas Baker Ricky Barnt Clifford Boroff Sandy Brown Michael Coder Rebecca Cummings Kenneth Driskill Patricia Gossard Renee Hendriskson Dwayne Hicks Lisa Horn Diane Knowlton James McDonald Rex Miller Deanna Morris Link Noykos Gregory Pyles Anna Ramey Kimberly Ridenour We've Worked and We've Had Fun! v1 Q X x i 5 1 l Nl n R R' ll I is 1 I xxx 'Tl ,rllgw if 1 . Q X A I, W N' N 'l Q7 W , il, ,w I -C.. f Xfg Q, J i ' xy M qw X X 1 vi x 1 : 'W' .1 .if , , Jayme Rome Mark Shields Deidre Stauffer Brian Tuttle Carol Webb Susan Wells DeMaris Whetstone Kip Wilcox Bradley Winegardner 71 MRS. CONRAD H11 'V - ' W 1 H Randy Brown :Q 7 l I pl, M A pw y ,. Randy Byer d y A 1 5 V, ' My y I p -. ll Brian Carter ' l ll 1 , - i h 'A . 1 d Norman Clark A- ' f , , :LJ R Ver ! . JKJENV . Iolene Coates K -fn I - Tal .af f 1- , f l i ly ' Lx ' Dawn Dawson R ' -t R yy road Duff R 1 , E li' r , X 'fi l 5 a Sherri Gray i 'Lf I l 2 'AI j u up Q gf l P n C 5 S fn M V Iulie Herman gp 1 i y 'W d xl A wir! ' y l 2 Earl Hickey I g ig 1 V y H L ww A M 1 Joy Lament 5' Vi l l Y 'l A ' 1 .N l d d l ' Gale Leugers V I 'y V 'LA LIN Y . ul it y NP M, 1 t Vernard Matheson y A A A P.: U 'p 5.1.'l y t ii:-if sl H ' rf R 1 Rodney Miller 'Y ' y di ' y i ' I' Kellie Moore ' -f.' fgp DS ,Av ' , I .t ' R 'Tl hilf iff I 4 xx. This year the second graders began a new ex- perience - creativity. 'I'hey worked on everything from planting corn, grass, soybeans, etc., to mak- ing Christmas decorations. As others did, they too enjoyed the library periods with the new stories and books. They also became acquainted with science which included experiments concerning light, heat, darkness and magnets. New reading and math skills were also applied. Many of the children discovered that school is not quite so bad, if one applies himself. Said one of the teachers: We'ver worked and we've had fun! , Richard Moyler 'El m i ' 5, Y J Iulie Pinney V-,rg y Bonetta Pitts A I 5 ' . its C is -, V I :' I x r Danny Reed ,I H , 53 I . in Y 5, Robert Roof l ' 'I p fb 1 iq, jf B ' ' s h' k ' W WX n V MRS. PRICE emamm C IC l y ,X , rn. pf ' rt! l f d JV- 5' N i 'XJ 4 L ffl if if V t l l ' - I' I X v . '--Q ll. I ,, If -ra . ' ' ' R if M M Kathy Shaner my if 'Q Nl lg he N' Carolyn Slone A pf I , , If ' W John Spillman n ,M C N' r ,A '1 r y t ffiraif- -' 1 .' W t ' 5 Todd Turner y y I ad ly X.-A sy i , . Christie wnkm l A if l '2' f April Wreede .. ,N t ,K ,fe I V , - -, I ' ,t A .wt I 1.51 Hi 3,17 A, X The community around them, its past history and its present func- I lion, was a major area of study for the 1970-'71 third grade classes. They became very interested in several projects related to 'their studies, In social studies they smdied about food, homes, clothing, transportation, communication, and Indians and pioneers. In science they learned about the solar system and performed several experi- ments. In English they learned to spell and write correctly using paragraphs. They also wrote letters and short book reports. One teacher has said that they can say, That a child learns by MRS. ELLICKER doing. It has been a busy, but enjoyable school year, , ' ' 1-1 ' Y 4 I 4 l Michael-AH'1bUfgeY of t fil l .. 5 .. Q.. Ii Ip i Kim Bowman M p .gy ff l , gy 'il l .pg A N A E I Scott Carter if A -4 y M ' K W 4. V ,Q I ' Renee Foot 'I L ' ' 4541! I I .e h - msg .. I A , , - 'L 3, I 1 1 .A N , ' V intra: W V , Q1 l f Roy Fuerst K - Q J f V ,l .Q ' f ' Joseph Gossard , ' IU - H 'S K : T , erese arro , '.'.. ' a , I I -I I L, v i s A N L--xl if I lr, Il, I I 4 V ' . Kevin Hedrick n 'Lil .J , 3 2 ,, Y Q 'A ' , Freda Hickey If ir 'fl 'Q' f ' ' ' ,A if it ' y Peggy Hoverman Q A'g4 Q' -- ,Q , 4 Q K vi V l Lance Lamphar '- N O ,Q ' I igi- i .I ' t n- , t - 'I e ml - ef Teresa Luma I f I i 1 ji ll g - - Kathy Motter V ,N L S Q !': 1. V Penn Painter S J 'ii' - ,I r ff K i -- I Y , ' , Eg l . , ,yi Randy Ritchie ,. , , ' 1 'ti -F' -S I r X I. :tit 1 .4 if - Larry Shaner I I' I' I ' I ' A Gayla Shields Kim Spencer Michael Spencer I . , hgxg . Chet Stauffer - f I NI. r 4 Jerry Stegal Allen Van Horn Bonnie Whetstone Todd Wireman Valerie Wolf -I 5 I. I ffl' mi i 1 , if IW 'itmrj ,I W . 15-,5 K . 'gi if -w f f I f J I - '- 1 '- I N' . , .I I HI. g . W' Ir, V ,1 I, -1 'M X' f l . 'f. , ,I .I I 5 1 S 3 iw 'J ' , ,V h ' ,p f JW H, ., r. M.. my If -iff U- T37 -LW . Ib , . fc. l - .1 ' , V' Q it 1 v--- V, . 3-sqygijg rl, ,lx , H is f ' i I anew T5 . f. . - n f if if' ' 71777 fl - W 9-. dx I 'L' N. W 'I nw Ii Q It tr .' -1 -- s ff 1 1 g 5 I, I I 'I- ff Julia Bayliff Julie Brown Debra Burden David Byer Tamara Carter I Timothy Carty VN Jacqueline Cotter J Al-' P 'JV J V ig Jennifer Coy -G J J ' J -- ' .. Q' J r, J James Gilmer J f J v. , J -A 4 V - L, 1 V -2? J James Goldsmith V , ,N I V i. A ' V,z. r VV A 7 ' Xl 'biiii'-7-V V -:4V A J Deborah Hamburger . V V 1 :J V ' ' V Scott Hatfield 2 VV5 J - 4 Vfif 'V V V Nina Hicks - Q' J V is V j d 69 .QS Tracy House 7 ' y - 3. A ' J' J J - J Chad Jacobs ' ,-I 7 P J V ' ,V ' -V J if 7 Y ' Wm 'Mx ' ' has-. ' , ' ' J. V N VV A-gif.. V Q1 1 ' Jessica Jerew . 2V V- Vd J , J Kimberly Kneif V if J J KX - V QV ' V V! 'JN Karla Knoch 'V 'T' , , .- '- V V, ,V Dennis Konst J . j glfgg J-'fl -- ll ' JJ- sa iJ d 'S Marshall Motter J' V K VN V . ,VV V -' VV 'f 1 Chr1sPy1es V fu, V D V ,VV VV V V, V W V? David Reed 1, if it J J J-G.. J V VI I X J ' ' , Daniel Reinhart ' ' ' V 'V J J D in V A V tt r.sW'i V Jed Sawmiller A - J ' . ' , 1 . -PX Linda Shoffner -1 H - ' L J' V. V ' s-.' V , Brian Sneary -' 5 J J 'H' A ,j J Stephanie Snider VVV Y V V V , VVTV - d IH' Hllllllll 1x V A 'J .,, 1 A Julia Spencer ' ' ' J 4' V ,y Kaylin Turner QV cv ' J -FVV' ' ,V V' 1 Keith widmark v--A ' rig 2 ,F P f J ' ,V A Ronald Wireman , ' J f J ' l A ' B J MISS KAREN WALTON THIRD GRADE Learning by Doing Q x E, 4 C ' if Q1 5 ' T' - mr . -f . 'ir . . I Q f 'IH VTTQ - C Y f rx W. L I, W N , 9, 1 LA .gin , ,K If - ..x L ' V inf , V Q Picfure N :Q t . - V, N + . , -N 1 n o 4 '-2 ,rf i 5- f . - I Avallable , lc f a: 51 I- V A X, 1 sl ' , Y'-,N N m K' 1 '11 ' -. ' f If , - M 1' , , LLL , i , 'x - H ' Y AY 'YV - . 1 P, , ', 7 .-S7 .. 1, A ' ' Picfure qs-A ' F' 4 NOT If H x Available .J ' H V '11 V ,.-anim. ,- J ,iq ' FOURTH GRADE Tina Baker Jana Barnt Charles Cass is 4 va- r' is-.fl In V m Cindy Coy John Cox Ronald Cummings Tami Fogt Vicki Gossard Frank Hardin Russ Harrod Pam Hicks Joki House Becoming More Aware David Kuba Jeff Loggains Vicki McDonald' Louis Matteson Henry Miller Kelly Miller Lisa Miller Charlene Ramey Deanece Rolston Jimmy Roof Renee Shaner Sandra Shaw Chad Straker Cindy Vermillion Pam Wagner Dennis Wells Ronnie Widmark Jeff Williams Gary Young Chris Zimmerman ,v M x,, 1, xiwx MRS. AGNEW Q- l ,, F 1 .-Y, x - W F .f-Q 1 fi: 4 , V r. 1 1 1- - ' ' ' . T' y 'Q x ' .W ' 4- -'ff' ! , lv Vx 31:11. A I V . 1 '.'jL'w::, X yd 1 Y A jg . 'n 3. 4f1 '!Q ,',gi..' .4 'I 41 1 Yi Avi ' U ji . -1: 4 ' . by gut. f ,v .gi . ,IGB :FX :L ,V gay ' Qi y, ' -. -rj F N. N N . 5 I X I in L wal ' 'w:A':QTUix'1 U - uf- ,J , r 2f,f5gsYf:Y' -' it ' , , KJ W ifi 1 N ' V 4. 1, , V .af . ll ir , ri g , B 5, ,- 1 . 1 , .. - A .fri ,fm i ix Q Fifi- as V V in l: ' 0 WR: , wi V x ' Q -'Q , V-in . W V x, Q h W I I. . w -Q fy' I V M Vx kr we . V A 'V' X .K ,V- Ai. rs U L-V - V A 45, LA. . My -K, ,L .. Y K Annnxhii X, i X X XX 5 i A-.r,XXXX,,W,,XXXX. X P - Mark Ball X f :X w 5 i W X' l 11 ,5 MX r W- X l , . Tracie Beers X 1 51, ' lb Tim Billings i ffx ' W M 'l Q XXY N- WXX l 'X XX Xi W1 Sam Brown 'M i X X C aj. ,EZ A X XX X df X 'f Kevin Burden ! XY, ' l X X 'Q M' if 1 X ..4k . VX Lana Carter Y 1 X X ' M Y. ' . 1 Tava Coates Q1 ' wX ll XP' Q ' i 1 1 X ' 5 X fa X .A vi' i X XX Q n W - f 'will ' -N l James Coss . ai' i Q 5 i : Vi' l I K i - Ruth Cummings ,. ' 11- ,. ' ',.5,, m ' - ' ' - -if i X V. - odd '- 4 I l W ' F 4' W-fy .1 V T Doty CCC ., - ffXfT I' X T NQ XV - , ,- -X Lisa Duff ' 5. 6 F' ' X ,I , 'Cf I ' i - Cheryl Dulebohn 1, ,s X5 f Xg' l -'fab' X, X I l Ann Fuerst 1 , X X EF, X 1 r .Q I -y 1 , X Y' X X X Cheryl Glasco l l 2 ' A '.15lY:fA'. '. - , .L ' 4 1 ' ' AA X' 1 K E -5 : 'XI X-L l! A ,X Mike Guthrie as fix X X -. X +L' ,, 6 i it ui an if MRS. WEBB rut. r - fi x ' W YT' f ,,.,... XXI' i. .x . ' r1,, gi A l X sheua Hickey Q f A X X5 X ' ,g i Kenneth Hoel ' A ' f ' ll- Q l ' X Virgil Kennedy .X - ! X X ,X P Xi X. X D J, Danny Knowlton i ' I K, T in-ii N il Pollution faces the nation including this year's fourth graders, Projects included: making posters to illustrate the different means of pollution, cleaning the trash off the playground, and pick- ing up debris they found in the building, Discussions were held and bulletin boards depicted the plight of pollution, Making geography more interesting, the class participated by writing to a Peace Corps volunteer in India, Many new and exciting facts were learned about the country. f X , r X A . T5 5 i X, g if Va11iLukehearr X' Q. X 4 I f if l Clifford Mays ' 1 , i Carla Morris l . 1 3 X ' James Pitts fb- X if . p ,XIX - X Jill Price Q QQ, L X Q ff Qf 'Xwi r Kerri Price X ' X I ,, T' ' i gi, i X f' 1 Robin Pyles A ff ' ' ' X - V - U I Pat Ridenour S af Kuff- A . , C i4 p F ilf..X ti at X, X it Julie Stauffer -, X , 2 Debbie Taylor a-' X 1 YN 1 1 Timothy Walti Marilyn Wetz ws M f w I ' mx it FH l I X - Y rx XX .f rxxiair-W3 '. G. g. , 1 1 . Ap . . . I, rr 2 t. T, 1 , X T we-' V1 lr x af I I I ' J' y E I ' fffff af N . in Mgr. R '1b .. ff- rr v' if a iv X ' -P ' I Y by . X -N - f--- ss A 'lp' 'Vx X 'VL .4 -A Q -+A:-bf' -fl 1-5 I 4. ' A 2 W 1 FIFTH GRADE Susan Bault Andy Carter- Danny Coss Lisa Finn Jeff Focht Rebecca Fuerst Vicki Harless Penny Hedrick Terri Hendrickson Toward Becoming Good Cifizens Students in both fifth grade classes have strived to obtain independent work habits in all subject areas. Efforts have also been aimed towards the insight of satisfaction in personal achievement, Also, the fifth grade students have been developing responsibility towards others, A major area of study touched on American history and our nation s geography These particu lar studies have been aimed at helping the students acquire a healthy community spirit and become worthy citizens, Lynette Knoch Robert Konst 'ily I Kenneth Moss 1 , Kendall Rarney A l , , rr' i . 4- 5 of ,, -5-if Lf.-.jr A ' AL- ' 1 ' p., Q, 2 ,f-eg Ir y if ra 'A I 1 L .rx ,Ly s L .' N ,X X ' xlT.l 'M L 1 V , ,.., X Qfx r To K ., 1: 1 v --I V' 5 - 35? L- U ra M Q-La . - ,L ' f' 1 f - T . X . pk A , 2 tx. V, xwl . n 'Q l r - ,,Jfk.Qlf:,1 gil T S: I R- in ' Y M - , , -r f W 'Q J ' rr 1- ,fi-,Nj , ggi' . V x. x r A ' ' ,1- 2?TSYr, X.AJ-r NX. - ' ,. :.- .ni - . ' David Shaner Teresa Shobe Todd Smith Ricky Turner Debby Vance Jeanne Waitman Greg Worthington Jeff Young .H X4 Qi , 1 Sv, h-'l .7 ff iq '. 4 f A ,X w 4f- M If 3 fav Vwf r T ' t 1 Q try A I N A M 'Q' N A XML' ,Q . v--.9 3, .1 . 4 .Y - : QQ '. VH W-. B x ,.- 1. ,c ' .' Y. .2 lx v ' fr. 8 -1 t. - , W, -ss , x' 'U YJ' J : K jk' x m, r .J-J, Qs..-r 'IA - f , , ' X. ,A 1 XX J if , 17 - xv. 1 X - f g -y f X ' q I 1 L' I - I 4-91 .' 1: -Qilflf 2' 1 ' fx- Ib , ,L b- , Fin . 1. - W 1 ,K 'ir 2 ,vw -L., 'fr MRS, GRAY QQ 'tv K Y ' Jeffrey Billings Joni Bodell Charlene Byers Lori Carter Lorah Clark Alvin Gill LeRoy Gossard Vickie Guthrie Offitt Harless Gery Hickey Kevin Hoel Donald Kennedy The fifth graders were given their first oppor tunity to participate in instrumental music, Lou Carter and Susan Bault, members of the fifth grade band, are shown playing their flutes during one of their three weekly band classes, , N V g Beverly Mays y 5 4-' y QA! i 'Lp '- 1- Sammuel Miller K 1. 11 all i 9 V i Jil1Riek I -f if . ' il - ,Q A 'rx Jean Riff J Q A Aaron Rienhart 'Q 9' 'l' L-:sg Mark Spangler y if ffl' ali: is-nw ..- ll- 5 Dana Widmark 1' fs My. Rodd wnkin 5 A 0. g - - David Zimmerman i ' A 5? ml S . sr I lpn- pq V ' , Debra Andrews , V B ' .5 p Lee Blank , if K p Ax Q' J- yur' I G if L- Marilyn Brannon 1536 x X Q ' 'vf ,, , '--1' 'mf 1 , 'Eff' f Vicki Brenneman A Q 'X x Q 5, 3.-fr Paul Brown .1 A .l L X rd. as - :tc . H I v 'ff John Chiles H p if.: V' l 1 Dfw Tim Cummings , lb' - if f ...in 4, Q.- 3 Aleen Douglas - ff I Q' i ' 'f f John Fairchild Nix t ' . - ' A ' ee Debra Glasco -A ' ' ' ' ik 'I , mv. .if ' v , . ,, ' 5. Q. sc., V. -. 1. V i - X .I A ,af , .vi u j -Q 4 -' w -. . J ' , 1... 2 in .' ' ' if f.,' k',X ' . A 414, - ' Y if Y- , 1 N ' xg U L X J L, - x N. ,, ' -,A W. A 6 fi MR. PURDY +W- ff A if Steven Gullett Q , V Lucinda Hastings 7 ' 'N ' j ' A Mark Herman X X ' '- A4 yi Brian Hutchison Y 353 v ' X H ' Russell Kaufman Il. A' l Dawn Lamphar ,,i - has l Rodney Luma W rl ' qi ' f rf -Kirk Miller l Q 'T' i Colleen Morris l l I if ,, X i , 4 ffl Jeffrey Motter In completing the first half of their twelve years of schooling, the sixth grade students were provided a found ation of prime knowl- edge upon which the students can build as they go on to Jr. High and High S chool, According to their teachers, Mr. Van Kueren and Mr. Purdy, this has been accomplished by grouping of the students and by indi- vidualized instruction where rhe students gain insight into the realm of the outside world, Erin Noykos Roxanna Ridenour Charles Rolston Brenda Roof Paul Spangler Joel Straker Amy Sutherland David Travis Susan Van Horn Dale Wetz Douglas wireman Tina Wireman . N X K - la, . - ' .qu 1 f ' 6 ix K, R Q r Q sk, Y . .V L K-L . :SD aw. , Q r X is , X WN. , B ' L .T 'Vg ,N-9 ,' . - x M I. U - A . M 4 ' .. Wav 1 Y , X- W1 'X 'ef r J i infix 'K , S- E P L51 A s K b ri- f , To et, .ei A I vs: -. I ' X TV '-al.. - rl Q- A L1:'E:.l:i S25 -, 2 , ': N N' ' 1- 1' 5 , - fi - fmnfw' . 'W Y' 'P d it W . ' t t ' y . 1 x Q- 1 . i , .-5 :ar of Tai s at it . . fu., it . V s f i it M .i 'X Y 'iff 4 . md-. aLl l .b I. I N I F Mitzi' at K6 'Q' 'iii YL' fr, J X X Edfu. .L ku.-.: , .R xl Qi A A f YN P , fr ' ' 'we rx- cc.. ' f B -M . L. K fl V J X, 4 1 af K ima -HN, x ' J I if ' E W 'I A' '3'sT? 41 C fe -11 -:P y J . A : l l , X-A K , ' If Suffix 'L 1' NX K SIXTH GRADE Lisa Bayliff Brian Brown Terry Burden Craig Cotter Brian Cox Julie Coy Kathy Dulebohn Scott Gray Kathy Gossard Jane Gilmer Mike Hamburger Dawn Hard in Gaining New lnsighfs 4 'l , 0 ,rg 6. 3- V ,Ax L. -7 r x 'K ku. y W L' K ,, .- vv A J Q. - V , .f 4,4 . Af' V '7 ! H Ll. ffl 'fi N 1 -Z 'ik 7 'V' N ,hm .. Wy: 'LW' X! V ' gg ' .. r, A f 2 as 3 A ,I In 4, ,4 4 NL, X xy l U b- 4 'G-I-1 L EL I Tl? A J 9 v -. , ' A3-JAY, K Y , 1 KVM! ., , vii A Y ,. Q. 'N - sa J J eq- -W l. 5 lf ' cf 1 X 5. J fer ' ' fe J J u, if B R ' J' S I nv-- , W ,S 4 5. -, ,ww M4 I, . vs-.V '- ,-,aa--,' . iz' M7 I use A N v gs J ..-- ,J ' If J 'nii ii X f'r J if r f C K C J EV n N N, Y- 1 C N A I Y L 1 : J . JJ iii H4 MR. VAN KEUREN JJ ,4- ,r Q4 0 XT' . - j.. .' we L K JA xl Todd Hatfield Kimberly Hawkins Wayne Hedricks Mike Hoel James Kubha Marilyn Ledley Bambi Loggains Rex Maxwell Dan Motrer Nancy Pence Jill Sawmiller Rick Sneary David Tippie Joe Tuttle Frank Ulrey Tammy Van Horn Paula Wireman Rodney Winegardn David Young Cl' Vickie Zimmerman 41 A. 1 bm-', 'lt r'-L... X w Q I s .V -Q W qv . 5 ,is 5 Wi N , - i L -if .Az 0 'S' M R br Y fi , I ., fi Joyce Alltop Cindy Barnt 1 -are Becky Blank Gary Buffenbarger Debra Cole 'Q..' -. A , W X --L' V m' 1' X , is --r'f ' V, , , 'L ' ' .N,, Wu, V- 7, Pat Dixon f nf , 'f -,AW ,iw , D i n I Q sl 'Q NPN . ,., 1 Mary Earl H L il- . - - . ,flf S gil 1:3 Brenda Glasco ' . , t if -'M' , Nl , jr 5, . - 2 I g , . Cheryl Harless E ,Y , ' i ,Z Q, fax '- David Harrod ii 1 'H' y ,. , Vickie Kaufman i ., 1-3 2 William Kennedy K W 5,2 Q- L jj-, kr y Mary Luma 'nhl y U is l it-L,,,-,I 'V E E- Kyle Maxwell M gn. 1, ,K-, M V Cory Morris ' ': l -5- , 4- , ' 4? ' A ' --1 . - r ' ' 'qi .1T'i:v X A . B' A r' A- ,tn , n 9 S Becky Potts Rick Ritchie S Steven Spangler Eric Strauser . J, . N Fw- 9 f t B N.-5' r N f 5 r Y ' Si X N QS 1 X .1'.X ' 1 . fi X SEVENTH GRADE Much More fo Do Homeroom, study halls, bells, periods, lunch periods - all of these helped to introduce the seventh graders to the fast paced education to be expected in their remaining school years. For the first time they became involved in the Jason Waltz Mary Ann Whetstone Cheryl Williams Tammy Winegardner Clyde Wireman Steve Worthington Beverly Yale Steve Young Kend all House 'X . x . SLK MVN.. . 1 ' I ,aw-as' f. ek. X y, I j . X 1 ,, U 1. r i' if W, I' ERN' N I H4 ,. V1 R Q ' Edwin VanHorn many extra-curricular activities, such as football, cheerleading, honor society, and chorus. Physical education also was a part of their curriculum for the first time, . , 1 I ,15 yi, h. ' Miss HINKLE AKLQ X . X gr 5- . ' 9' ,f W 'x ki. Il. 4 'sh L, Eg M at MRS . LINE 4 ' n. ' if v V- 1 X -1- F . L ., , 'V ' , 'A f X fl ie-by is W W r X .X.x ' . , Tk ' w lr . ' ' 1 4 ' w. ' r - ' - A , , TE? y yay 'yp . Q., W Y , ' , a lf' 5 wgxi..m'N-3' I 1 'R i A 1 Q 4 6' ...., .ar i C.. ' it as .N g , tr' 1 ,-' As-yi . V- . N' f ttf? . ' ' ' fi . ' 1 ' .J n --' :'f1:1 - ' L Iim Arthur Craig Bodell Deanne Brown Jim Carty Peggy Clark Bob Cole Lynne Cummings Warren Dixon Rick Doty Barb Ewing Scott Parler Debbie Fuerst Snsan Goldsmith Diane Gray I I eff Gray Eddi Gross RIGHT: Dennis Sheets looks on as fellow class- mates, Dave Ream, Ronnie Ridenour, and Scott Farler, finish their lunch. Debbie Harmon Diane Little Kevin Marshall Debbie Miller Tammy Price David Ream Ronnie Ridenour Dennis Sheets Greg Stimmel lim Travis Ronette Turner Bob Waitman Gordon Wells Cathy Whetstone Cheryl Wolfe iv - - rx '- I .X 1 I V , C n r s 'N , . -rl '5 -v rs- s -Lf i I S . -N ' 3 ,,- - 3Y1' ' gitfx Y, irc.. 4 g ,Y ,rn he .H in Fr -1. -X j i' . !- l' 'Q V X, ' 'RY' L 1 A a- T F' A' X .515 V C 1 :tri NJ! , , . wr 5 , . l M soft- 14 r n .rn in r . 1' r i' el H C A , -T311 V: --Ci EBI 1' li r 1 J V , 'fi'q'1.f, nity. it -n v p 4 ' We ' 1 ' ' L' F N L . 1, 'LV J X ' -ax ' . ' . J Q4 R I H W' 'xy . 1. ,JI I l ' 1 I ivviv Q ,L- s if J H il fi , V E F r yy 39-1 ' ' . X 'rn 'QW . ,, -A .P R Qtr, J J ' 1 S 5 X uw' ' W 'I 3 rv .4 I A - , 2 - ul... 1, 1 1 J -. ' 1 4 5, ' rr- A , .,, -4- 2' - iff? T gb, X. i ,I R- , .k. . 14- -ef T 1 ' f 2-J J V-f V P ,if - if. J '- 51 my . T J , '-Q .Sf X' QQ, .,.. . I ' . V, 125,61 rp f ' ' A 'U HW. ,rg .4 ,wf M, - Q.. N J ni, X W -A ist, , J wi? i-TM X x ' 'Z , -,-. ' I' .L 531' X Q 5? 5,1 'lf W M is L g. A -, ml, s,- Y .X 'Tx - Lg ,f K Q- L- , , 1 Q' J sea- J y X my . I -. -f-' - r - M -fr L sx I , ru. ' 14 - if 'F' N A92 EIGHTH GRADE On fo High School MR. SCHWABERO fi 1 I High cafeteria . Denise Babcock Belinda Barnes Steve Bayliff Terry Byler Mike Carter Rosemary Collier Charlene Cummings John Dawson Larry Earl Donald Farler Connie Fogt Melody Poor Debra Goldsmith Kywana I-Iarless Beverly Hadding Mary Hemphill Jackie Hendrickson Doug House Rick Jacobs Roxy Kennedy Pamela Mallory Ted Music Chip Noykos Karita Patton Cindy Randall Peggy Ridenour Daniel Saddler Kenneth Sneary Denise Sproul Terry TLu'ner James Ulrey Debra Wagner David Webb Jeffery Widmark Joe Wireman Renee Zimmerman J Debbie Wagner and Melody Foor are shown helping serve food during lunch in the Jr. Completing their last year of elementary edu- cation, the eighth graders anticipate their high school careers . During the latter part of the year the students signed up for next year's classes. On May 28, 1971, the eighth grade graduation was held, with a dance following the assembly. Although there is some sadness about leaving Ir. Hi, the rewards that they will receive in high school will outweigh them immensely. Ned Andrews Daniel Ball John Bault Kim Bodell Tom Byler Robin Chasteen Rosalee Clark Jan Cox Mikel Cummings Judy Douglas Chris Farler Jennifer Focht David Pogt Samuel Fowler Phillip Gossard Camilla Guthrie Kevin Hastings Barbara Hoel Mary James Rick Kuba Pamela Morris Linda Painter James Ramey Daniel Ream Leslie Rone Dennis Shaner Tina Snedeker Donald Spangler Cindy Strauser Geoffrey Ulrey Jeanne Van Horn Barbara Webb Amy Whetstone Julie Winegardener Ierry Zimmerman -sv K. Qin hc' 'f' MRS . WAITMAN - ,. '4 'ff . ' . fw' , .' ...ff - ' ' , ,si -3 n .W '5' Q I 'Al 4 V J: 'K F ', Uv 5 . ' it-, , :VI iff , I ,. vw, ,, H n ,E g 4 W i y . A it-Q ,-. A x. r A s - it erin. x . 'F' 'x - i 'H - A 22' ' 5 .lx X :ll ' ' lb. I v .-1 . an . ..- . V '- ,la :L 5 'L' fc' n, ,.,,.a 9, y L , X , a X -1 V V ,V at ' ' ' 1 Q--X TQ, sa. N r - 1 TA.. . 6' ' ' Y , 'J 1' J. l- sud: 'J 3 W. Y ' f ' A f - V ,av I ,A f X , X K pm A ,g V. 1 -N ' A 'Jil ' ' x V9 N . - 4 ' v W X Aj-' W' H X I' 5 1 l ' ' A af fx A l ' 4.x i', -fx AH w .1 1 , ' - Nr H :T A A X is A s 'e ' 'qi' lx U 'M 5 Q-+.'Xt'. ' f -E119 U X x J, i . , ml ' WHA. Nxilllxtrn El' T, f ' . 2 u r 4 if' ' ' ' A' . gr 'i ,f A' ' :is -Q 'M r k 9, K fr ., , 'l . , lg K 1 fn ,XV ff in A4 , A In ix K LA V n x i- , 'F f L 'AA A 4:-erfs. ' - i-I - i f ' 5 ft ,Ji -kip , ff- 1 ' 3 ' A R 'S'-Ll Y 'V L. I 4.44 . 'fa it A Us f Q Q r A u ww- I if- 1 , t gr.- '.'Y .. J w F ,X ' fi .gy 1 . Q , - r ' Q 91 ' thief ' 7 M mn! 1 ' l N64 'Z' X 4 FRESHM EN 75- -.' Q , In , to. . , , ' 'f. ' w :,,.,:5 , . . K, A bf Entering High School Life As Freshmen, the class entered the big time of high school life. The students gained for the first time the opportunity to take subjects which they picked themselves. Several Freshmen lettered in varsity sports and some were cheerleaders. The Freshman Class had three concession stands, with the money being placed in the class fund to be used later for the Iunior-Senior Prom and Banquet when they become Juniors. Mike Moyer served as President, Charles Suther- land, Vice-Presidentg Alice Turner, Secretaryg and Tim Shobe as Treasurer. The class advisors were Mrs. Pusey and Miss Estrada. Jana Arthur Randy Cole Sherri Cotter Sheryl Cummings Kathy Dawson Marlene Dixon Charles Doty Melody Duff Iulia Fairchild Io Ann Fowler Kathy Fuerst Cheryl Gillette ABOVE: Ioe Little and Randy Widmark use their study hall period for a more enjoyable pastime - talking. Arlene Hadding Melinda Harless Barbara Harmon Greg Herman Keith Hoel Kent Hoel Elizabeth I ames Kathy Kaufman Diane Knoch Robert Kuba Cindy Lane Todd Line in LEFT: A paper mache art class project en- grosses Marlene Dixon frighty, as Shelva Sheets helps by tearing paper. ABOVE: At a Freshman Class concession stand, Charles Stocker helps class advisor Mrs. Pusey open a box of candy. 'Us v 45 'F i l 1 1 l I 1 hands . Becky McPheron Barry Morris Mike Moyer I ack Saddle: Mike Schoonover Elaine Shaw Shelva Sheets Tim Shobe Brenda Smith Ieff Spillman Charles Stocker Emma Strauser if 1 x X X '1 we 1 ' fl 4 Xxx wr I y 1,s l -. ,A 1. ,vi -: W ' A rw ' .Ji f fr ,- is ' A ' if 1. X LEFT: As an elective subject Elaine Shaw chose Art I and is shown working on a painting of praying BELOW: Keith Hoel, Tim Shobe and IeffSp111rnan take time out for the camera at a high school base ball game. l j X p. J L ,r,, ' , H56 .Nm PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Cathy Arnburgy Larry Cummings Ioel Hamburger I oe Little Malia Price David Wolfe Philip Yale Gary Young Ruth Young Charles Sutherland Jean Tippie Alice Turner I eff Vance Robert Walti Randy Widmark BELOW: Charles Stocker, bass tuba player in the concert band, plays his instrument which is about as big as he is, g--,-- at I SOPHOMORES 'C' II 1 X rt, Pamela Ball Jeffrey Bayliff Clarissa Bodell Michael Burden Peggy Byer Loretta Carter Cathy Chiles Mark Chiles A Maior Happening - Class Rings Receiving their class rings was the major event' Snider: Seqjgtuary, LeMarri1 Rehng and Treasurer at school this year for the Sophomore Class. The 'Sandy Horn, The Sophomores raised money through rings, which the class as a whole selected, arrived ggncesgign Srands at Several home athletic events just before Christmas vacation. and through two bake sales. Under 'the leadership of their class officers, Their tenth year at W-G was rounded out w1th President, Bert Daleyg Vice-President, Janice the e1a5g picnic which was held in June. Tim Collier Patty Coon Bob Cox David Coy Bert Daley David Dawson Marvin Dixon I erry Earl Larry Fogt Ierry Gay Tim Grey Pamela Hamburger Brian Hardin Kathy Harmon Vicky Harmon Mike Harrod Debbie Hicks Regina Hicks Sandy Horn Vicki James Sophomores Mrke Ledley and Barry Joseph take time out from studies in one of then' ,Joy Leugers Barbara Lewis Robin Lukehart Irwin Mallory Sue McC1aid Dora Music Vicki Patton Terry Pence iv-ff 1..d 2+ 1 1 LeMaril1 Rehn Rosalee Reinhart Lynn Ridenour Diane Riff Gil Rolston Connie Schultz Janice Snider Iames Spangler Sophomore, Sue McC1aid, revises her daily work in Typing I. isa, -QM!! Wayne Taylor Steve Turner Dennis Vernon John Wireman Sandy Wireman Terri Wireman Tim Wireman Steve Webb Steve Young LEFT: I eff Bayliff at one of h1s more innocent and rare moments - listening' ABOVE: David Dawson finds it hard to con centrate on his studies, and finds himself day- dreaming. wx lf X ,, 9. Igvy if T q e r . 15' m '3' ?' 'Y .4-we ',,. -. I A. U 'H .La Q 'A' A Nik Q--A gag !UB Q-Q., Re ,! JUNIORS Prom - A Big Evenf office. Connie Arthur I ames Arthur Robin Arthur David Baker Kevin Barnes Tom Barton Mark Bayliff Carol Bowsher r LEFT: At one of the concessions that the Iun iors held to raise money, Ian 'Babcock anx1ous1y awaits customers. BELOW: Randy Carter and Randy Painter are caught in the act of breaking into Mr. N1h1ser s Randy Carter Renay Carter Marily Cummings Steve Davis The major portion of the I unior Class 's efforts were aimed at earning money for the Iunior-Senior Prom and Banquet. Under the leadership of their President, Ioe Stiles, and class advisors, Mrs. Smith and Mr. Zent, the class held concession stands at Basketball and football games. A Sadie Hawkins dance was held, as was a sock-hop. In the fall the Juniors sold T-shirts which had the school emblem printed on them. I ackie Foor served as Vice-President, while Bev Fuerst served as Secretary and Tom I-lutson as Treasurer. In April, Miss Rambo replaced Mr. Q., 3 -Q-.,. 'Lv . ' gzjs. . 3 w rl- 7- 1 V . N 'H W . V, 4- Y ff' H X -'SN Zent as class advisor when he resigned his teaching position. ln early spring the decorations were purchased and in May the annual gala event was held, pre- ceded by a full week of decoration. Also, in early spring the Juniors received their senior keys. The final event of the year ironically was graduation, for which they purchased flowers and painted a large sign with the Senior Class motto on it and which hung on the stage graduation night. Barbara Dawson Tim Doty Randy Earl Eugene Ewing Jackie Poor Beverly Fuerst Beverly Gill Ed Golliday Norman Hawkins sew Q--. H- 'hw yy, l EV' iv y ti SV . y 9,7 .1 Y Q ' I xx! N1 my if Dennis Hefner Steve Herman Vicky Hoel Tom Hutson Scott Jeffrey Judy Lawrence Roger Leugers Marlene Line Carl Lukehart Teresa Mallory Carol Marshall Linda Mays LEFT: Scott Jeffrey and Steve Herman prepare for a home basketball game as Iim Arthur con verses with them . BELOW: Judy Lawrence does her last minute homework in the band room durin her noon lunch period . Brenda Motter Randy Painter Fred Pepple Michele Schnelle, Buddy Smith Steve Sneary Joe Stiles Ioyce Strauser PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: I an Babcock Beverly Dawson Ray Fowler Sheila Gilmer David Loscavo IX ii, ggi.. I udy Strauser Craig Turner Albert Walton Rhoda Wetz Todd Wilkin Patty Williams 1' if-P 'IO 04 Have love for others and they will have love for you, for with love there is hope and with hope there is faith. These words hung above forty -nine Seniors on May 23, 1971, Graduation night, After twelve years of schoolf for some it is on to college, for some it is on to a trade school, and for others it is on to work, Some are glad to leave, some are sad, and others are indifferent, No matter how they feel, hopefully it is on to bigger and better things, Class of 19-7 l -'54 if UQ' l IW green ' n in s MIRIAM MALINDAANDREWS rrrrrrrrr rrrrrr s F. H. Ae. - 1. 2, chorus - 1,'2,3,4g'Musica1 - 2 ,,,, 1 e 3m,,, lu ,, M 9 lt l. l N rrr illl se 1 l KlllYEl AhlDREWSf n w...Hg...ggg...w ll 'lllg: ll W... QBQSTHGSSY 3,,111,,,w...w... H. N... m H 3: :ff Chorus - 1, Z. 3, llg Musical - 2, 35 Library Club - f5,2,l8,4:, lF2fH.fA. 22313, 4, Historian - 2.. Treas- 13,gglQw ,,,!! surer, lPresideniiifEiiig' 4g Betty'Grocker 'HQmef- makers' ll lward l- 4g Pep Clubjij 4g Volleyball -4, m :eff-A m m H E as E KEVIN L. BABCOCK gg, JUS: I 1 DAEBORAHMANN BALL A Assess I I A he Chorus - 3g Football - 4g Basketball - 1, 2, Track Chorus - 3, 4g- Librai-yiClub - 2, 4g Musical - 35 - 2I,3,4: M.V.P. - 45 Baseba11 - 1: Spanish Club - lfstudent Council - 2, Boys' State Al- ternate - 3g Projection Crew - 1, 2: Honor So- ciety - 2, 3, 4, Treasurer - 4. II, ' 1 II II I I I RICKY LEE' BARNES Academic Chorus - 3, Football 53, 4, Basketball - 1, 2, 3, Track - 2: Baseball - 1, 3, 45 Musical - 3g Pro- jection Crew - 2, 3, County Chorus - 4g Bible Club - 4, President - 4, Pep Club - 4. 1 HOPE ELAINE BLANK ' I ' III II II I -A'S5adQ!fF?i9 I II I I 'L . Ii.. 5 gg' Chorus, - 1, 2, 3, Representative - 4g Girls' L Ensemble - 4, Accoliifiinist- 3, 45 Musical - ' f 2, 3g County Chorus - Honor Society + 3, 4, Vice President - 45 Yearbook' Staff - 4g Tiger Type Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club - 2, 35 F, H, A, - 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer - 2, President 3, Vice President - 4, Girls' State Delegate - 35 Volleyball - 3, Pep Club - 4g ,Scholarship Team -I3, re q C, N V I i fia 3. i'? ' ,l'. 105 LARISSA JOY CARTER , ' S alutatorian Business 21 ww ww 63555 3155 ww ww ww ww M ww ww ww ww ww wwg ww ww ww :M-4 w w 1851 w w www ww ww ww ww www ww ww ww ww ww 455,155 w -1-5 w Hww ww ww ww ww :wig :W :gg Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 45 Musical - 2, 35 Tiger 'fype Staff b- 1, 25 Library Club - 2, 4, ,Vice President - y 'W4S'S155T1iS1'1 C1119 - 25 F. Ag -w zxssiicriscowwuiffardw ww srss 35 Bible Club - 4, Vice President - 45 Pep Club - 45 Volleyball -1 45 Honor Society - 4. www www ww www www 5 ww ,ww w ww ww ,wx 55-Z ww ww Egegmwwwuwwu ww w es E ' wwuww ww NS w ww , , AMY LEE CHILES ww- w w w ww 5 ww ww 25, ww .fem ww mf ww so Academic Co1of iGuard - 2, 3,545 Chorus -w15w2w, 3, 4, sPresi- Hdent - 45 County Chorus - 45 Girls' Ensemble - 1, 3, 45 Musical - 2, 35 Lead - 35 Honor Society - 3, 45 jiflearbooktzgtaff Section Editor - 3, 45 Tiger'Type Staff - 51, 2, 3, 4, Art Editor - 3, 45 Library Club - 2, Vice President - 25 Stu- dent Qlguncil -lil, 2, 4, Secr,er5ary,f3- '45 Clziis Sec retaryi 35 Varsity Basketball Cheerleader - 45 Mascot - 2, 35 Lettermans' Club - 32, 3, 45 F, F, A. Queen Alternategg- 45 Scholarship ,jfeam is AC8.d31'l'll.C General 1,1545 Basrigiiiau - V 5- iiii Bisiierbaiiw rriacktl 3. 3 0 5 4.5, 3, 45 Spanish Club - 35 Projection Crew - 1, 2, 3, 2 ww ,Q ,, w w w w w if w, w w - , w w 1. w w w w w w wx , w w is - 6 w N rl ,H 1 msp- 'Wx DENNIS K. DAWSON -MARK WILLIAM FUERST General Vocational Football - 1, 2,L3, 4, All-County Team - 23 Chorus - 1, 2, ,Basketball - 1, 2, Manager - 3, 45 Basketball - 25 Track - 2, 3, 4g Class Officer - lg p ,Baseball - 49 F,,F, A, -fl, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 13,1 Lettermans' Club -f 1, 2, 3, 43 Football M, V, P, 4. RONALD GOSSARD ,Academic Chorus - 3, 4, :Representative - 3, Vice Presi- dent - 45 Football - 3, 4, Captain - 4, Basket- ball - 1, 2, 3,4, Captain - 4, Baseball - 1,'2, 3, 4, M, V, P, 1 3, Musical - 3g County Chorus - 4, Boys State Representative - 3, Class ,Presi- dent - 1, Vice President - 3g Volleyball - 4, Projection Crewt - 13, 4g. Lettermans' Club - 1, 2, 3, 4g Honor Society - 45 M, V, P, -Basketball 4, 'Baseball - 4, State Farmer - 4, BOB HAMBURGER Academic F. Fa A. 4. r' , 'I07 08 K ELWNE, HHWRLESS , A iKlMia1HU1TCHl N,lll BLlSl1'lBSS General ill, fighorus - Library Club - A23 M: 4 , 4, or Parriamemari-an -44, F, H, A, - 1, zjs, 4, Parma- il mentarian - 2g Secretary - 3, Recreation Leader - CARLA SUE JACOBS 4, Bible Club - Class fllreasurerp - 1, 4 Y ip, M 4 a 4 N 4 ' , , ei, Kuisn is N aBusinessi Library Club - 2,,3,V4g Volleyball - 2, 3, 4, H, u 'H Reiss? H H H mf: lBand - 1, 2,3, 4, Representative - 1, 2, 3g All- Area Band - 2, 43 County Band - 2, 33 Pep Banc! - 1.2 3. 4ffG11oruS in Secrefaryi-Trea-are XTSIQICD - 4g9ffounty Giilii' E'nsembleEg'N l, 3, 4g Musical - 2, 51 Honor Society - 3, 4, President 2- 4g Yearbook staff - 3, 4g Tiger Type -A 3, 4, 'Secqipn Editor Library p - 4, President'-12g Spariish Club - Secretary - 2g Studemg, Council Q 3, 4, Secretary - 3, Treasurer - 4: Varsiiyi Basketball Cheerleader lg Bible Club + 45 Girls' 'State Alternate - 35 Pep Arnengjamn - 1, 4, Vdiieybanwia, 4g Scholarship Team - 2, 3, 4g F, F, A, Queeni-4, We 1 l' Al 4- 5' I ' . , I gi-4 MANEHA ANN usousv WAYNE ALLEN ,IQEUGERS uw Vbbariollal Academic chorus-E1,2,,,1s,,,4,MMusieiTff2,,3gLibraryclub M- 5 : WTy Baksigsball - diiltwgi BMW, 2, 3, 4, Presidem - 4g F, A, - 4g Bible Club- - , ,ss EE 4, Treasurer - 45 Pep Club -E4g Class Treasurer 1: Honor Society - 4, r R0B,ERT,,E,UGgQEJLlTTLE i E TERRX EUGENE, Academfk: Aeadeg-117183E 'M,,ir,,,3 s g Honor,Society - 3, 45 IF, ELA, - 1, 2, 3,-45 Scholarship Team - 2, 3, 4, v 109 0 V , THOMAS FRANKLIN MYERS GALEN LYNN PENCE A W Vocational K General L Ls, F, - 1, 4. Class PITCSLCBSHIZ - 4, L NEVELYN PRICE RONALD R. PYLES L LL Lgmfiggnic L vgg,,i0n,1L Chcgus - 1,'2,3,4: 1x2iusica1L-f lil 2 ,ae Liliiary cm? 1 L ,Fodfba11u - 22 Tfack 12, Baseball - 1, 2:11. F. A 2,3,4g Spanish Club - 2.3. 1, 2, 3, 4, Projection Crew - 3, 4, JILL ELLEN RIFF , , Lf NRQNEM 5, N m w m 5 uw . w gs: Nfnfef ,, vs, ' 1 . uw A , em, w As uw u u m ww H ,um sf Business Aoyademfic 'l ' Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble - 1, 3, 45 Band - 1, 2, 3, 4,7 Vice President - 45 Pep Band - Yearbook staff - 1, 2, 35 Tiger Type staff - 1, 25 L 1, 2, 3, 45 County Band - 25 Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club' - 2, 35 Musical - 2, 3: F. H. A. 1- Musical - 2, 35 District Chorus - 3, 45 County 2, 35 F. F., A, Queen Alternate - 35 Parliamen- Chorus - 1, 3, 45 Outstanding Chorus Member '- tarian - 35 Class Treasurer - 3, 4, , 45 Yearbook Staff 1- 15 Tiger Type Staff - 15 . Library Clubmy 1i,52g,y Q?'panish1 Clubi - 1, 25 Student 1 HCOQHCQ-R 1 19 E- 1' 315r1Y9l1exb-M ' Q, 45, ROGER L. SANDERS GREG sHosE Academic Y Academic 5 Band '- 1, 2, 3, 45 football - 1,,2, 3,145 Track, y- , , Cliorusy 4-'45 F. EMA. Lettermansl' Club -12, 3, 45 Musical - 2,L3, U M Glass bfficer f . , V M r L 1 ,H ' ' Y H M 2 -X ! V L GREGORY ROBERT SNIDER, N WW 2 FAE SNIDER- if Academic Academic Band - Footballlf 2, 3, 4,-xgaskerbazijilea 1'ColofiCu'ardY- zjafa, Chorus? 21, 2, 3, 4,ageir1S'a 1, 213 Track - 2, 3, 4, Volleyball - 45, Letterrnans' Ensemble - 1','3,,4g Musical - 2, 33 Cotinjcy Cho- Club - 1, 2, 3, 4g Spanish Club - 1, 3-g Boys' State rus - 4: Tiger Type. Staff ,- 1, 2, 3, 4, Feagure Alternate - 3g Scholarghip Team -21, 2, 4, S Z Editor - 4g Yearbook Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4, Section 2 N Edirofe- 4: Library Club 212, S6Crerary-Tiba- N surer -i 2g Spanishiilllib - 1, 2,fTreasuret J 23 Pep Qlub - 4g Volleyball - 83 Scholarshig Team - 2, EfStudent Connell - 2, 3, 4, Treasurer - 3, Presiclgnt R-Hn 45 Girlg' State Delegate i 35 Honor 5 an nl Socieijf - 2, 3, 4, e1,asslArrenaaur.- 2g Queen - 4, GARY EEE STILEES ,PAMELA louise SUTHERLAND Vocational VOCati0I12-1 ' ,. N 5. AN. HT 2, 3, 45 pagijection Crew: , - M2, 33 Mugical -N 3: A- ,L ggglibrary 4, f f llV'Alw AlW' 1 R' Club llvl lf2g Class Secretary - 2lg Football Cheer- le adep -4, X 'df 1 :J , '-' 1 Q22 , L- 2,13 , , , in N 'B N IKM, .L, , THOMAS LEWIS SUTHERLAND CYNTHIA LOUISE SWARTZ Vocational NN,I i Business H ,A M iw IIII i I ,ig IIII ,Wi W if- FHA- ' 1' IIII Wceipfesidenf 'w3f??2fQSL' SEIES dent - 4, 3, 4, Baskefba11i?1if151,iiI2i, L gms gg Football - 3, 43W Clkiob Vice President - 23 Let- I 2, 3', 43 A. - L' termans' Club 4 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian - 3g Pep 'County Band - 4, W H 'Y omg ff i..: w , Bw J M' , 7 5 mNMNa ,wi , MN H w,,H1,111'i1:1N',N' ' ' f-, fi Y Q, MJ H H N , H HMM! ' nv-lxy' W. , M N.,W,,o ,N W N as ,,,,,o,..,, H ,. M M HMHH11JM,:iZWKimEv 11' 1- M X H 11r53 a?F-:11'1 ww M U M -Allgguiwi, M N M Q we.,'-vi: , W ' .:?iiiQ5:iQeii5n:. 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General Vocational ??iQi1fProjecf iis:fiddcrEw 2941 lliill lliillii i iiii i 1:, A,l 3, V01 leyball - 3, do i 4 MARTY J. WEYGANDT Academic Chorus - 1, 35 Football - 1, 2,,3, 4: Basketball - 1, 2, Track - 1, 3, 4, Lenermaus' oooo 1, 3, 3, 43 Student Council - 3, 4g Musical 13 Ciass Vice President - 1, President - 2, JILL DENISE WINEGARDNER Business i Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 49 Girls' Ensemble - 1, 3,45 Musical - 2, 3g Tiger Type staff - 1, 2, 3, 4, News Editor - 4g Library Club - 2, 35 Spanish Club - 1,2g Office Work - 2, 4, Class Secretary 4g Reserve Basketball Cheerleader - 2g Football Cheerleader - 2, 35 Lettermans' Club - fig Class Attendant - Smw, H W H H ru 4-.Q 155351 -. - msn 1 1 u - 4,4 1 .1 1 M , 1 MELODY K. WEYGANDT Academic gigiolors Guard -12, 3, 451 Chords? 1912, 3, 4g County 41 Musiscali 1 v soaiafyl 154, Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Editor - 43 Tiger fiype Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor in Chief - 4g Li,- brary Club - 2, 3, 4, Vice President - ,3, Sec- retary - 45 Spanish Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter - 2, Vice President. - 3, President - 4, Spanish Honor Society - 3, ,4, State'Vice President 4 1 23iig5rrr1Reserqe Basketball lmgheerleader -'vlg Varsity Bqiketballl Cheer1eader1'rr?2e?l3?fir4 l'lf,.Capitainw' rrr, - 1 4-if ' 1 1 ,,,' 1 , EGii:1s' State Alternate? 33fKXZo11eyba1l - 2,13,'4g Eliettermanstl' Club - 2,i3, 2QfQiiu-:en - 4, PATTY WIREMAN glwm igx ,,,e , 1 it 1 , 1 ff Y Y U 'Q Y , j Y 471 'irg55?r:L,Q, v Y, W 'W , yr fx .tsp RALPH VKNCE 1 11tt Z 1' Ml N 111tt11t 1 1 A, - 1,2,3,'4, 1 11 11 121 vi 111 1 1 11 111 1 55 1 1 1 W 11,11 1 General 1 111 1 11 ,, E 1f1,1, 1 all .1 H 6 1 n A. YALE Valedictorian 111111 11 11111111111,,iii4caden1ictW Band - 1, 2, 3-, 4, President - 4g Chorus - 1, 2, 3 -'lg A11:gt,gea1Band,F,,2g Qistrgct11Band - 2, 3, 4, counryglfiana - rs, 432 A1i24Ohio Youtlfiym- phony - 3, 4, Musical - 2, 35 Honor Society - 2, 8, 4g,Yearbook Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant 15F1i'l9F11S1i13' S9CF2991EdiL9F 45 1 . Club 2, 3g I-IonorNS ociety - 45 Student' Council - 15 Boys State Delegate - fig Pep Band - 1, 2,35 Class President - 3, Scholar 1' 11 242 1i311SFude1?F11110f the Yeaf .131 Joliff Piilip Sousafiliward - 4. 11 1 EY' 11'11 11 km- 11 Www, ABOVE: Liza Rone and Mark Fuerst having a friendly dis- cussion in study hall. ABOVE RIGHT: Kevin Babcock, Rick Barnes, Marty Wey- gandt, and Mark Cummings admire a fellow Senior 's motor- cycle. RIGHT: Senior shop students, Terry Moyer and Ronnie Pyles tediously at work. BELOW RIGHT: Senior cheerleaders Amy Chiles and Melody Weygandt, rouse the spirit with a peppy cheer. BELOW: Roger Sanders and Mark Fuerst uphold the exclusive Senior tradition of crowning the Homecoming Co-Queen, Trudie Snider. 7 IN MEM ORIAM The Yearbook staff and the Senior Class Do Hereby Dedicate This Page of The 1971 Reflections To Liza's Sister, NELANNE QRONEJ wr-IETSTONE, Who Was Called Home to be With Jesus May 11th, 1971. 1: M H ,V -'ff :f:f:f:,,. W ' ' r- ,,.. ,V Z: :.:.-M, ..... . my , by 'in-,YJ . Q7 , ,Q H I X mm -- 253,554 , MfwwuV , f ' ' 5 1 -' Q -- fn: QA l H' I f - T23 I 1 wif .5 -,,7?3m ' ' 'F 45221. 1 Lg953WE2gm Z ' im!!! 'J ?5 k: :q i0 111 'm my H 111 'w w N LLM? N 1 - W 'Z T '37 - T - - H - ' sl 77 ' E V :'!f:f'E::': 5 W 1 , 7 ' 4' 1 A W M Ns, i V , 451125: ww H 1 NE Q if Y- , ' - E ' H H W w ig V H,w,,,11w!,,,wy,,mw 5ggE ,igfuggggg xwmw Z , 41 - ssszefzizfsfwu N W w w ig - HH 1 KM H W E W g gl ww- , ? ' H H 1 - ' u gsfvr'wu5 H H w mum ff msn H mu ff Y, ,,,, , i w N ADVERTISERS 'I'I9 0 Compliments From OSCAR RABERING - Best Wishes WAYNE MERCER lm ABBOTT'S SHOE STORE C-rains Feeds Wapakoneta, Ohio A. G. BOOGHER AND SON Santa Fe, Ohio Farm Supplies Gas and O11 ALSPAUGH BARBER SHOP New Hampshire, Ohio ARMOND V. ARNOLD D.D.S. Waynesfield, Ohio John Deere New Idea CHRISTY EQUIPMENT 274 Bowman Road Lima Ohio DEAN TATE'S BARBER SHOP Waynesfield, Ohio Christ Is the Answer WAYNESFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH IAM THE WAY . . . J C 1 3 'Nasir DULEBOilX1gS GARAGE Let Us Design Your Next Office BO Y ERIEND'S INC. Ph 126852125 5 East Auglaize Street I ' - Wapakoneta Ohio Waynesfield Ohio Roller Skate for Fun and Health INDIAN LAKE ROLLARENA Russel1's Point Ohio Radio Television JERRY'S RADIO AND TV Zenith Dealer Ph. 419-738-3056 North Dixie 25-A Wapakoneta Ohio Compliments of INDIAN LAKE LANES Compliments of LAKEVIEW SUPERMARKET Lakeview, Ohio Compliments of MARSHALL IGA Dodge Dealer Since 1924 L. E. BRANDT AND SONS, INC. 314 Willipie Street Lakeview, Ohio Wapakoneta Ohio MARVIN'S SPEED QUEEN Chevrolet Oldsmobile Phone 738-3749 NISWQNGER North-Dixie Z5-A Wapa-k0I1S'Ca, O1'liO Wapakoneta Ohio DR. JOHN R. HAEHN Compliments of Optometrist PAT AND LOU'S RESTAURANT 119 West Auglaize East on St. -Rt. 67 I Wapakoneta Ohio Waynesfield 01110 Compliments of - H. L. Trusher ST. JOHNS ELEVATOR COMPANY Dealer in - Hutting Hybrid Seeds SAM SUTHERLAND RED 1 sr. Johns ohio Waynesfield Ohio Compliments of - Rhonda Knox TOMLINSONAEESKE SERVICE Owner STYLE BEAUTY SHOP WHEEL ALIGNMENT Wa nesfield Ohio 213 South Elizabeth St. Y Lima Ohio Compliments of Compliments of ALLEN COUNTY LUMBER AND AQZQQN SUPPLY COMPANY POST 385 Phone 227-5221 Lima Ohio Waynesfield 01110 Compliments of AMERICAN OIL COMPANY Local Dealer CHARLES S. ZIEGLER RFD l Rt. -67 East Waynesfield Ohio ' . - Compliments of UNCLE BEN'S 5 AND lO Lakeview' Ohio ANIMAL HOSPITAL Owned by Men's and Teen Men's Clothing and Furnishings Formal Sales and Rental VARSITY SHOP R. F. BAKER D.V.M. 220 N. Main Lima, Ohio Cridersville Ohio 11 J- .AUTO The Leader Store THE GUS HOLSTINE DRY GOODS CO. Lakeview, Ohio 141 N. Main Street Lima Ohio ZOFKIE CLOTHING COMPANY WU-JCOX DAIRY BAR Stores Located in Wapakoneta, Ohio Waynesfield, Ohio and in Sidney, ohio I N T Eurnitur TV Applia1'1CS Compliments of BINDEL'S THE CHARM SHOPPE fOWnerj Brands You Know A Deal You Trust 2.12 S. Main St. I MRS. BETTY COY Phone 568-3316 Lima Ohio New Hampshire Oh1 C0mP1imentS of BEST WISH1-is FROM BI-RITE BLOCK DISCOUNT STORE INSURANCE 5 East Auglaize Street FLOYD BLOCK - Agent Wapakoneta, Ohio Grange Insurance Everything Discounted Everyday RFD 1 WaYHeSfiSld 0111 Compliments of Compliments of BUTCHER WELDING AND CLASSIC BOWLING MANUFACTURING COMPANY AND Ornamental Products 444 South Main Street 516 Pine Street I Lim Oh Wapakoneta D Ohio Best Wishes From Compliments of comms DAWD srocKYARos W- NIELSEN Westministe Qhio Waynesfield Ohi 24 Compliments of DAVIS DRUG COMPANY WALGREEN AGENCY Walgreen Agency Prescription Service Invalid Supplies Bellefontaine at Elm Lima Ohio Farm Management Real Estate DOWDS AGRICULTURAL SERVICES INC. ll4 Scioto St. , Urbana, Ohio Phone 5l3-653-4141 DONALD WEBER QLocal Representative, Phone 568-2729 Services - Appraisals - Sales Compliments of DON JENKINS JEWELER ll7 N. Elizabeth St. Lima, Ohio 44 Years Of Jewelry Best Wishes From FLo's some . STATION New Hampshire Ohio Waynesfield Ohio Compliments of Compliments of 1 Duousv FLoRlsr GREGG 5 'NC' Men - Women - Children Flowers The COMPLET1-2 sToRE by DUDLEY 220 N. Main St. Wapakoneta Ohio Lima Ohio ' f Best Wishes From Compliments O GORDON GAY PRINTING CUMMINGS Owner Clerk of Courts DON GAY Auglaize County New Hampshire Ohio W-apakoneta Ohio Compliments of HANS AND FRITZ RESTAURANT Wapakoneta Ohio Some Place for Everybody Congratulations from HEINL 8 SON FUNERAL HOME Wapakoneta U Ohio Best Wishes From HEGEMEIER TIRE SERVICE Wapakoneta Ohio Best Wishes From HILL TOP SALVAGE R. F. JOSEPH - Owner Boundry Road RFD 6 Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of HOGAN 'S Congratulations from HOWELL HARDWARE BY PLACE VIOLET QCHALKYJ HOWELL and Waynesfield, Ohio Jos HOWELL Wh F' d M T A H ere rien s eet o rgue Waynesfield Ohio Compliments of JOE L. CHILES Sales Representative mn Compliments of THE HUB ROOM Located at Dekalb I-75 and St. -Rt. 33-E Agricultural Products Waynesfield RFB 1 Ohio Wapakoneta Ohio 125 26 Compliments of Best Wishes From JOSEPH SAND a. GRAVEL co. KElsER's R. F. JOSEPH IOWnerj Buckland-Holden Road Boundry Road RFB 1 Wapakoneta RFD 6 Ohio Waynesfield Ohio Marathon Distributor Congratulations from I-EWIS REHN KRONETA CLEANER Phone 568-3651 Boundry Road Wapakoneta RFD 6 Ohio 4 Perry Street Phone 738-2221 Wapakoneta Ohio Compliment s of MALLORY Compliments of MARY-JOHN GROCERY Swmo 8 103 S. Blackhoof St. New Hampshire Ohio Phone 738-2828 Wapakoneta Ohio Yl- Quality Furniture McCORMICK FURNITURE Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895 Unique Accessories Waynesfield - Phones - Wapakoneta 568-3398 A 738-7714 MILLER BROTHERS TIRE SERVICE A Complete Farm Service Major Brand Tires - Retreads P.O.. Box 92 Uniopolis, Ohio Best Wishes From GAROLD F. HOWELL Minneapolis-Moline Farm Equipment Phone 568 -4611 Wayne sfielcl Ohio Marathon Distributor NELSON ULREY 568-2459 - Phones - 568-4175 RFD 1 Iat Holdenj Waynesfield Ohio CHARLES COATES Repr e s entative Ohio Mutual Insurance Assn. and United Ohio Insurance Company Phone 568-4744 New Hampshire Box 52 Ohio Compliments of PAUL REINHART Auglaize County Commis sioner Nevv Hampshire Ohio 97. 7 FM On Your Dial WTGN HVVITNESSING THE GOOD NEWS Jesus ls Coming Again 1500 Elida Rd. Lima, Ohio Compliments of RANDALL BEARINGS INC. Lima Ohio Congratulations From MIKE RICE BARBER SHOP Waynesfield Ohio Compliment s of SHAW LUMBER CO. Owner MILO SHAW Uniopolis Ohio 'I27 Compliments of Shop STAR CARPET AND CLEANING CO. Li1'na's Carpet Fashion Center 6 . ain . , ima, io FUNERAL HOME 42 S M Sid L Oh STAR FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. WaPakOHe'fa Oh 232 N. Main sf., Ada, ohio I Compliments to the Class of 1971 Congratulations From SPROUL WELDING Best Wishes From STROUT REAI.TY HELEN M. BARNES 8 B h M 1, ORNAMENTAL IRON 1 me at agen D Waynesfield - Phone - Lakeview N W Hampshire Oh 568-4827 843-593 I ura e Real Esta Good Wishes to Class of 1971 From SWANEY UHLMANS' 81 DEPT. sroms Phone 738-4018 Z8-30 E. Auglaize St. Westminister Oh W9-Pakoneta Obi COIVIPLINIENTS O F Congratulations From IGER TYPE T STAFF URSHEL SHOE REPAIR aynesfield-Goshen Local School ynesfield Ohio Lakeview Ohi C0T1'1Pliff1S1'ltS Of Best Wishes From WALTER 8 SONS INCORPORATED WApAKQNE1'A Wholesali Meats Portioned Foods N-Dixie 25-A Wapakoneta, Oh WaPak0ne'fa Oh 4 Park Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of WAPAK FLOOR 8 WAYNESFIELD SUPPLY COMPANY EQUIPMENT Phone 738-4523 INCORPORATED Paints - Wallpapers Floor Coverings Phone 568'3Z11 Draperies - Picture Framing Waynesfield Oh Behold, I Come Quickly, A and My Reward IS With Me, GOOD WISHES FROM to Render to Every Man., According to What He Has Done . . . J. Christ. TOV. IRevelation 22: 121 8 WAYNESFIELD RADIO UNITED METHODIST ' Waynesfield Oh I Congratulations From Compliments of YCDER WAYNESFIELD E3U'P'x'IF':.T CO- STOCKYARDS and Y ROBERT WILCOX FAMILY International Trucks LOWHGISI New Hampshire ohio ' Waynesfield Ohi 0 Compliments to the Class of 1971 ALGER FEED 8 GRAIN COMPANY Alger, Ohio Phone 757-2281 BEST WISHES FROM JOHN MANCHESTER Ukepresentativej PATRONS MUTUAL INS. ASSN. RFD 1 Lakeview, Ohio 43331 Phone 568-2328 COMPLIMENTS OF FRED KUBA IOwnerj KUBA LAND CLEARING Waynesfield, Ohio Phone 568-4641 Waynesfield Wapakoneta Uniopolis 568-2551 738-7847 568-2467 4, LANDMARK OF LANDMARK AUGLAIZE COUNTY COMPLIMENTS OF NICKLES BAKERY Lima Ohi0 w , I nf- .- 5 ,el V is wx AN ' 'ii-'fl 'I 'I -M 1 'fi-' 1 Q - I A 'F-ff 11 fe I if I I 1 - ,J , ' E' Levi if ra 1 L, I BEST WISHES FROM COMPLIMENTS OF WAYNE CAMPING TRAILERS SALES AND RENTALS SERVICE AVAILABLE DORSEY'S FOOD TOWNE Over 4000 Prices Phone 419-568-3581 That Are Waynesfield, ohio 45895 Permanently Reduced lf2 Mile South From Light East on St. -Rt. 67 Phone 568-2602 D. R. qnocp and CECILE DAWSON Waynesfield Oh Rental Y Accessories COMPLIMENTS OF OHIO STATE BEAUTY ACADEMY Lima 57 Public Square BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY LIMA, OHIO You've Got a Lot to Live Pepsi's Got a Lot to Sales CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE Se WATER EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1335 Bellefontaine Avenue Pumps Lima, Ohio Soft Commercial Industrial Portraits - Groups - Weddings Babies - Children THE BEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY HADLEY STUDIOS, INC. 131 S. Main St. COIVIPLINIENTS OF HOFELLER HIATT 8 CLARK Men's Wear Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311 Specialists S' 18 Certified Photography mee 98 Members of the Professional Photographers 237 N. Main St. h Associations of . Lima Ohio Ohio - Central Ohio - America COMPLIMENTSOF Grain Coal L 8: N AWNINGS East Market Street New Hampshire, Ohio 568-4681 - Phones - 568-4724 Call for A11 Home Improvements We Try to Please NEW HAMPSHIRE GRAIN CO. New Hampshire, Ohio Feed Supplies CONGRATULATIONS FROM PHILLIPS FLOWERS AND GIFTS BY D. LYNN MOON A Gold Medal Florist 410 Mechanic Street Wapakoneta Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF REPUBLICAN PRINTING IOWnerj TOM J. BODELL 108 West Main street Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895 Phone 738-3418 for All Your Printing Needs BEST WISI-IES FROM SCOT LAD FOODS, INC. 1100 Prosperity Road Lima, Ohio 45801 4 'X N xr 7k-R E 1 eg ' 71. .1 'JSF , , XE: F PSN'- Ps . Pix J Q-...., s..f x 4 Auto Fire CONGRATU LA TIONS FROM CUMMINGS INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 568-3201 Wayne sfield, Ohio Life Liability Compliments of EWING'S MKT. Royal Blue Phone 568-2282 Wayne sfield, Ohio BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 INDIAN LAKE MANOR Phone 513-842-2121 RFD 1- Lakeview, Ohio 43331 C MPLIMENTS THE PRIDE OF LIMA PRODUCTS COMPANY 04 Neubrech 'rna, Ohio C G IONS TO TH 9 M THE SUPERIOR COACH CORPORATION 1200 East Kibby Street 'ma, Ohio MPLIMEI YALE BROTHERS PRINTING INC. Waynesf Ohio 896 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1971 CUMMINGS GRAIN C0., INC. Complete Farm Commodity P at C Tire Service Service G d T' Manufacturers of OO year Hes Liquid and Dry Fertilizers Waynesfield, Ohio RFD 1 Phone 568-2081 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1971 JFROM THE FARMERS BANKING COMPANY Member F. D. I. C. With Offices to Serve You in Russells Point, Ohio Lakeview, Ohio Phone 513-843-5956 Phone 513-843-5861 BEST WISI-IES FOR THE CLASS OF 1971 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAPAKONETA Cridersville and St. Marys Full Service Banking at All Three Offices Each Depositor Insured to a Maximum of 51520, OOO Member F. D. 1. C. Florida Citrus - Direct From Gray' s Own Florida Groves. GRAY'S GRANGE BARN RFD 1 Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895 Located on St. -Rt. 196 1f2 Mile North of U.S. 33 1 147157117 I ', 1 1. ', 1 . 1 1 . ' 1 1 - '11 1,114 ' X '- 1 ' 1 1 ' ' , Y 1 1 , 1 1 1. 11 ' -1 2 1 ', . 11 1 1 1 1- ig , 1 -1 ' '1- 1 1 -, 1' 1 1 ' at J S E W . . 1' 17111 ,f31F1f7 f?ii3 iff! 1117111-11 .--.1 5--sa Q 4- 1 New Hampshire, Ohio 1 'f: 1:1 A el, I HQ! 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