Anthony Wayne High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Whitehouse, OH)

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g BACK ROW: jim Andrew, joel Kirkwood, Phil Taber, Amy Albaugh, Sandie Ziegler, janet Smith, Kim Plocek, Candy Galus,jenny Monroe, Charlene Savage, Schnitkey, Pat Rohen, Mark Lafferty. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bradley, Kathy Nicholson, Barb Floyd, joette Gmitter, Dave Hoertz, Linda Lederman, Donna Woods, Terry Hill. SI ROW: Dave Ballard, Sue Phipps, Peggy Fisher, john Waller, Kim Smith, Sally Witzeler, Greg Wheating,,Ierry Locker. FIRST ROW: Becky Plymale, Shirley Drew, Elden Lee, Dave Workers aid librarians Both the North and South libraries were assisted by student workers who helped with the operation of them. Working during study hall periods, these students checked out books, arranged shelves, and assisted with fx- library material. The help provided by them allowed the libraries to run smoothly and efficiently. l. Q so 1 BACK ROW: Jessie Adams, Phyllis Tucker, Cathy Darby, Denise Toepfer, Patty Cope, Perry Seegert john Holliket, Tim Barney, Mr. Frank. SEATED: Cathy Myers, Kathy Linder, Cindy Delventhal, Andrew Waller, Sandy' Gerken, Connie Browning, Cindy Baldwin, Mary Wilson, Sheri Stultz. ON TABLE: Shelly Lee, Mary Hannewald. ON FLOOR: Barb Suter, Kathy Desko, Celsa Quiroga, Cindy Szabo. 126 Library Workers

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SC sponsors carnival This year proved to be a busy one for the Student Council. Among other things, they sponsored the Crop Hunger Walk, the senior-faculty basketball game and 50's dance following it, and the student exchanges with Maumee, Napoleon, Perrysburg, and other schools. They were also responsible for the mid-Winter and Homecoming dances. Other SC projects included the planting of shrubbery in the student court- yard, and a special tree in memory of Tom Fox and Bob Wilhelm, two AW sopho- mores who died tragically in 1974. Another aim of student council has been the revamping of the student lunch pro- gram. Through this year's council's efforts, the possibility of lunchroom vending machines is being seriously considered by the powers-that-be, and a grateful student body thanks the council for its efforts in this area. My N. Dean Ulmer jill Brown Todd Wilson Ann Yonkee Leslie Bennett, Mary Suter, Bruce Crosby, Tim Gerke, Gary Hoot, Craig Loehrke, Tim Suter, Eric Nofzinger, Randy Witte THIRD ROW Greg Everhart Tim Bauerschmidt Lynn Pinglc, Sharon Miller, Evonne Bakies, Barb johnson, Harold Hoot. SECOND ROW: Lincla Marsh, Chris Dawn Sautter Cheryl Skrypcc Kim Thompson Cindy Curtis Virginia Fairhurst, Kim Behnfeldt. FIRST ROW: Laurie Hall, Bonnie Bierbaum, Linda Moran, Chris Skiver, Sue Student Council 1 25

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, , ,V , ', - Q wat. in ,. , , ii.,y!-as aim . , .. L -,.u 1244,-1.3-l -Q 'mill' -M: P1- c.. , Office workers ai-lacked bg diHo machine Once again the girls working in the North and South offices proved invaluable. By run- ning errands, taking telephone messages, and collecting attendance cards, they were a great help to Mrs. Morgan and Mrs, Cheski. While many girls volunteered to work only to get out of study hall, once they were x there, they found it rewarding being a part of ROW: Mary Hanncwald, Jody Becker, Lynn Christiansen, Chris Childers, Martha Wheeldon, the action' Albaugh, julie Dress. SECOND ROW: Debbie Jacoby, Molly Cook, Kathy Ducat, Kim Bostle- Kim Johnston, Sandy Geronimo. FRONT ROW: Tina Cirino, Sue Schadel, Kathy Kozbial, Alice Dawn Klem, Mrs. Cheski. ROW: Patti Moser,-Iacque Gorsuch, Lynne Pingle, Teresa Hertzfeld, Kathy Forwerck, Tammi Strickland, Pac Hill, Carrie Bowers. SECOND Terri Longstrect, Pam Botek, Debbie Hancock, Karen johnson, Kathy Fallon, Coni Winslow, Patti Utz, julie Ehret. FRONT ROW: Linda Beckic Tussing, Heidi Fisher, Cecelia Zalewski,-june Dohr, Lisa Moosman, Mary Krueger, Mrs. Morgan. Office Workers 127