Archbold High School - Blue Streak Yearbook (Archbold, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1980 volume:

Bluestreak FREE TO BE Arch bold. Ohio 43502 One little louse, two little lice . . Love is blind. The choir folder thief caught red-handed! What ARE they doing? SPARE US, girls! MCLAUGHLIN MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRmRV ARCHBOLD, OHIO 43502 introduction : Now here is a hardworking man. Don’t you EVER think number two! 4 introduction Joel takes typing lessons from Lori. LEARNING TO USE OUR FREEDOMS. Troy, you CAN be serious once in a while, can't you? What’d you think you were going to get a sneak preview? •V. — 6 Fellow classmates help Vond make it through the day. Hope, are you the Alfred E. Newman of Mad? Here comes the sun. I already know everything Jaime and ( hrista have |ust returned from another “field trip to I ange's 7 7 Don't you just want to pinch those pudgy checks? Who's whippin’ things? You had to write I love to work concessions a hundred times? PREPARING TO REACH OUR GOALS. ( introduction 11 What were Erich and Randy doing in the girls rest room? Julie can hold the floor down and the lockers up A NEW DECADE A NEW KIND OF FREEDOM. Delirium hits psychology. It's a bird! It's a plane! It’s gym class! AHS favorite pastimes included stuffing freshmen into lockers. Dawn dares to be different. Kent has finally found his home. I think you missed the ball. Brent, whom arc you trying to drown? But isn't that illegal? 14 introduction Next time remember that trees have green leaves on them. QUE SERA, SERA. DEAR ABBY: Have I got a problem for you! introduction 15 SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN 36 MUSIC .50 STUDENT LIFE ... 64 SPORTS ... 88 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 120 ADVERTISEMENTS 134 1980 BLUESTREAK STAFF Todd Rupp, Editor Shelley Wanner, Advisor Jeff Trudel, Business Manager SENIORS Beth Cowell Lisa Schliesser UNDERCLASSMEN Kay Bontrager Becky Arps MUSIC Jania Taylor Jake Tijerina STUDENT LIFE Lisa Lightner Karen Kinsey Cindi Springer SPORTS Sady Oyer Kim Stuckey FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Joy Tuckerman Janette Roth 16 (able of contents Top clockwise: Beth Lovejoy, Treasurer; Dave Gelios, President; Sandy Friesen, Secretary; Dave Davis, Vice-Presi- dent. The one eyed Pin! David A. Apgcr Carol Ann Arcnd Bonnie Jane Arps Kevin D. Beck Linda Ann Beck Linda Kay Beck Norman Alan Beck Jeffery William Birky Lori Ann Brandt Christina M. Britenriker Jennifer G. Buehrer Lynne L. Buehrer Cheryl Ann Carlin Lynette Rac Clark Sharlenc May Cody Rodney L. Cohrs David Allen Davis Mark James Dennis Douglas Carl Dohm Kimberly Kaye Dohm Johnna Sue Double Larry L. Durham Elaine S. Filson Debra Ann Finkcn Charles Foor Jeffery E. Frank Sandra Kay Friesen Frank Prieto Garza, Jr. David P. Gelios Steven R. Graber 18 seniors seniors 19 WE ARE FREE TO BE WHO WE WANT TO BE. 20 Marie Isbacl Gracia Donald H. Grant Kevin L. Gricscr Sally Anne Grieser Andrew D. Grime Christopher Eric Grime The CROOKS of the future. Dale L. Grime Jodi Lee Humbarger Jeffrey James Johnson Richard D. Kauzlick Cheryl Ann King Lori Christina King Randy J. Kinsey Yvonne S. Klopfenstein James E. Kopke, Jr. Christa E. Krueger seniors 21 MAY WE MEET AGAIN 22 seniors WITH OPEN ARMS. Tracy Lee Miller Peter A. Nafziger Sandra Kay Nafziger Ross Martin Nelson Jeff A. Nofziger Kim K. Nofziger Joe Palacios Julie A. Perkey Douglas Brent Peters Erich Aleksander Peterson Janet Christine Plassman Brenda L. Rathburn OH NO!!! seniors 23 24 seniors Traci Jean Roth Terri Sue Rufcnacht Cathy Diane Rupp Terri Lynn Salisbury Nancy Sue Schnitkey Jerry Sterling Schrock Cathy Sue Short Rosemary E. Smith Kathy Joan Sommer Rod E. Sommers Deborah A. Volkman Thomas L. Waidelich Hope L. Wallace seniors 25 “CRAZIES” OF THE 80’S! 26 seniors Scott B. Wcrdcr Lori Ann Wcschc Jamie Sue Wilson Robin Jean Wolf Gary Ray Wyse Jeffery C. Wyse Rebecca Sue Wyse Tammy Sue Wyse Susan Kaye Young Ronald J. Zaerr Melissa Jean Zimmerman Tonia Leigh Reed We are free to be whatever we want to be. We’ll all make paths to stand for our lives. May the paths we make for our lives cross so we can meet again and still be friends. seniors 2 Wc rise from the pits. Egads! 28 senior candids The head of Certified Hoods. Mickey is so much fun. Sandy, you’re a queen. senior candids 29 SUCCESS IS HAPPINESS IS It’s your last chance to hear us sing. 30 seniors GETTING WHAT YOU WANT. WANTING WHAT YOU GET. seniors 31 Top 10%: Row 1: L. Beck, D. Gclios. L. Beck, E. Peterson, G. Short. Row 2: T. Wyse, T. Rupp, L. Buchrer. T. Salisbury. Row 3: B. Wyse, J. Wilson. T. Rupp, C. Krueger, C. Rupp, M. Miller. Row 4: J. Johnson, R. Smith, S. Miller. Outstanding Senior Boy: Dave Gelios. BPW Award. J. Tuckerman, T. Salisbury. Schlatter English Award: E. Peterson. 32 awards College Scholarships: Row I: T. Wyse, T. Rupp, L. Beck, T. Salisbury, C. Rupp, D. Gclios. Row 2: B. Wyse, J. Wilson, T. Rupp, R. Kinsey, G. Short, G. Wyse. Missing: C. Todd. Rotary Award: Randy Kinsey. Outstanding Senior Girl: Linda K. Beck. AWARDS DAY awards 33 senior trip 35 A sample of the mixed up Juniors. “Which direction is Cherry Street? Arcnd, David Baden, Mike Badcnhop, Jill Bcaverson, Diane Beck, John Beck, Lisa Beck, Regina Bcncckc, Mike Bcrnath, David Bernath, Shcla Bettison, Lynda Bontragcr, Kay Buchrer, Julie Buehrer, Susan Burkholder, Guy Cartwright, John Clair, Kevin Cohrs, Alan Conklin, Roxanne Coressel, Jeff Crow, Jim Dilbone, Janet Dominique, Tussy Eicher, Charlotte 38 juniors r Doug Kelly's turning 7-UP. liiiti uKjre Fedderke, Jeff Finley, Debbie Foor, Jon Fricke, Melanie Gautsche, Dave Gigax, Dawn Grieser, Julie Hale, Rissie Sue Pres. Kevin Morton, Sec. Becky Leu. V. Pres. Diane Sauder. Treas. Kelly Ruffer. Hatfield, Heather Hausch, Dave Heer, Andy Hitt, Candy Kelley, Frank Kelly, Doug Kinsey, Karen Krill, Scott LaNcvc, Eugene LaPlantc, Patti Lee. Marla Leinbach, Gary Lciningcr, Mark Leu, Becky Meyers, Ken McClory, Greg Miller, Beth Miller, Craig juniors 39 “Only one year left!” Juniors are beginning to think of making their dreams realities. Now the beginning of “lasts” starts. The last time to sign up for classes, the last time to watch others graduate, and best of all, the last time to be called an “underclassman.” Will the real Kcrmit please stand up? Desperate women comfort each other. Winding up for a kiss! Miller, Debbie Miller, Keith Miller, Steve Morton, Kevin Nafziger, Sue Nafzigcr, Todd Newman, Mary Nofzigcr, Julie Norden, Roger Norton, David Ordway. Debra Orcwiler, Julie Oyer, Brenda Pauley, Greg Peters, Dow Riegsecker, Kevin Ricgscckcr, Stephanie Rics, Linda Ripke, James Rivera, Misael Rosario, Sonia Roscbrock, Sherry Roth, Dave Roth, Janette Roth, Jill Roth, Rita Ruffer, Kelly Rupp, Claire 40 juniors Pictures not available: Burkholder. Joe Castillo, Belinda Garza, Connie Gonzales, Jim Heath, Mike Rupp, Dexter Rupp, Jeff Rupp, Tom Salisbury, Craig Saudcr, Diane Sauder, Mike Schantz, James Schliesser, Janet Schrock, Kent Schroeder. Steve Short, Brian Short, Cindy Short, Jodi Short, Kevin Short, Lindsey Short, Scott E. Short, Scott S. Short, Sue Spangler, Christine Springer, Cindi Stuckey, Carolyn Stuckey, Kim Taylor, Jania Trejo, Tom Trejo. Tony Trudel. Jeff Vitello. Kelly Walker, David Wcsche, Lisa Wlasiuk, Denny Huerta, Joe Lugo, Lisa Luna, John Palacios, Irma Quillet. Max Trejo, Mark Trevino, Ted Wulff, Lisa juniors 41 Being no longer the youngest in the high school crowd, the sophomores faced a year of many decisions. What courses will I take and in which semester? Do I want to devote more time to my friends or to my studies? Will I buy a class ring? Will I stay at this school next year or do I go to Four- County? Many sophomores have found ways to deal with these questions quite easily and have come out on the top of their world. Borton, John Bosco, Kim Brandt, Linda Britenriker, Dawn Buchrer, Mary Buehrcr, Matt Campos, Josic Caulu, Max Carnell, Barbara Cartwright, Richard Castillo, Judy Childs, Steve Cranson, Kevin Cress, Teresa DcLaCruz, Melody Dennis, Shanda Dilbonc, Judy Double, Troy Adams, Neil Arps, Becky Barnhart, Jeff SOPHOMORES 42 sophomores I Pres. — Marge Miller, V. Pres. — Sandy Yoder, Sec. — Deb Wyse, Trcas. — Diane Wysc Gonzales, Maria Gonzales, Richard Gracia, Jose Grieser, Ann Grime, Brigitte Grime, Susan Hayes, Nick Hodges, Richard Holsopple, Kent Horst, Alan Jacoby, Jeff Johnson, Linda Johnson, Rolland Kammeyer, Larry King, Chris Kruse, Todd La Neve, Teresa Lauber, Sheryl Lehman, Tim Lerma, Israel Lumbardo, Michael Meier, Sarah Miller, Bruce sophomores 43 Miller, Deb Miller, Marge Miller, Pam Mumaw, Donna Nafziger, Lynn Nagel. Edwin Nelson, Roger Osborn, Patrick Padilla, Lori Ann Parnell, Todd Patterson, Will Plassman, Dave Rathburn, Rhonda Rivera, Anna Rohda, John Roscbrock, Teresa Rupp, Brad Rupp, Brian Rychencr, Betty Sandoval, Jose Sandoval, Maria Sauder, Michelle Schoenhals. Gerald Sharps, Michel Short, Carl Short, Jeff Short, Leonard Smith, Max Spicss, David Spiess, John Stamm, Sue Stuckey, Amy Stuckey, Andy Stuckey, Phil Taut, Ronny Thatcher. Richard Tijerina, Dalila Tijerina, Jake Trejo, Ruebcn Trowbridge. Jane Villarreal. Maggie Wallace, Christy Wallace, Marion Watkins, Ruth Wcirauch, Doug Yoder, Ramon Yoder, Sandy Young, Donald Gerk’s harem. FRESHMEN Beck, Lynette Beck, Roxanne Bernath, Lee Bernath, Lori Berry, Todd Bostelman, Scott Buehrer, Donald Carlin. Kevin Cassidy. Hal Chow, Wesley Clair, Kent Cline, Barry Cohrs, Juliann Conklin, Lisa Coressel. Kevin Croyle, Amy Detterer, Rob Double, Jody Filson, Paula Foor, Clancy Friesen, Cindy Galvan, Roel Geiger, Roger Gericke, Scott 46 freshmen Aeschliman, Teresa Arthur, Jack Baer, Jonathan Barnhart, Barbara Basselman, Sandra Beck, Connie First day of school ... 8:25 ... the bell rings. Watch out, upperclassmen. The freshmen are on the loose, fighting through crowded halls, trying to find their classes and bumping into kids as they try to read their schedules at the same time. The phobia of walk- ing into the wrong classes is present for a few week, but the fear soon leaves. As the year progresses, each boy and girl becomes more of an individual person instead of “just another freshman.” Too many seamstresses spoil the seam. Goertz, Heidi Gonzalas, Gloria Frosh. Class Officers FROM LEFT Elma Munquia — President. Patrick Kelly — Treasurer, Craig Rath — Secretary. Doug Newman — Vice President. Gracia. Jake Gricscr, Anne Gricscr, Lisa Gricscr. Peter Grieser, Sheryl Grime, Gary Grime, James Hale, Matthew Hall, Vond Hoffman, Donna Jacoby, Mike Jacoby, Scott Kelly, Patrick Klopfenstein, Gordon Klopfenstein, Tammy Krueger, Gary Kunsman. Thomas Laubcr, Erick Leininger, Michael Lerma. Samuel Lero. Kim Liechty, Chris Light, Mark Lightncr, Todd freshmen 47 Lovejoy, John Meyer, H. Jay Mignin, Matt Miller, Gareth Miller, Lisa Miller. Marie Munguia, Elma Nafzigcr, Laura Nafzigcr, Todd Newman, Doug Nguyen, Hung Ordway, Gary Oyer, David Padilla. Dan Perkey, Karen Plassman, Mary Qucsada, Rebecca Ranzau, Robert Rath, Craig Reed, Amy Richer, Ken Riegseckcr, Julie Roehl, Terry Roth, Kathy Roth, Troy Ruffer, Thomas Rychener, Brenda Schroedcr, Matthew Seiler, Lynn Seiler, Renee Sharps. LeAnna Short, Brad Short, Jodi Short, Tim Smith, Debbie Stahl, Troy Stanley, Joe Stuckey, Jay Trejo, Patrick Ulrich, Thomas Vasquez, Irma Villalovos, Ed Waidelich, Gary Walker. Thomas Weber, Jackie Welke. Dawn Wells, Ron Whitson, Greg Wilson. Tammera Wysc, Linda Wyse, Norma Wyse, Robert Yoder, Lamont Ziegler, Karen Two heads arc better than one. Now what do you want? freshmen 49 ) r HALLELUJAH! (MUSIC) BRAHMS — A MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH A CAPPELLA CHOIR MIXED CHOIR PERFORMS FIRST SPRING CONCERT MIXED CHOIR mixed choir 53 FRESHMAN CHOIR Rox, this is choir, not dance class. 54 freshman choir Row 1: D. Gclios, D. Sauder, T. Trejo, L. Buchrcr, G. Lcinbach, C. Hitt. T. Rupp, K. Stuckey, J. Frank, L. Beck. Row 2: J. Wilson T Rupp R. Watkins, T. Nafzigcr. S. Nafziger, E. LaNeve, C. King. S. Krill, S. Ricgsecker, C. Todd. C. Rupp. A. Grime. J. Roth. THE COMPANY PERFORMS Another thrilling night at Company practice. The Pride of Northwestern Ohio! The zany, 23-member group, commonly called The Company, was very active during the past year. Sing- ing for Christmas parties, clubs, and schools, this organization traveled quite a bit and performed for many different people. They have appeared on “Time Out for Teens” and will be singing at the Miss Ohio Pageant held in June. Directed by Mr. McDonel, the Company sang Grease, Saturday Night Fever, and Carpenters medleys, along with other popular music. the company 55 FOLLIES All together now. This I’ll give your Tevye. A creature is born. This is my wee little babe. Her name is Sam. 56 follies MUSICALLY CANDID Are you being sick? candids 57 FRESHMAN BAND 58 frosh band SYMPHONIC BAND MARCHING BAND T ■ • f •! mi •! «T , «.-.7’? % rw ) «■ � • x J ?•! ! •i y. ; i vi :!;•’■• 1 t ' ’ 1 A ' ? 1 Freeze! Don’t move!!! PEP BAND Becky, Stephanie, and Todd help get players rowdy at games. 1979 proved to be another fine year for the Archbold Marching Band. Mr. Hover- man added a new twist to band practice by holding a week long band camp in August. Band Camp helped students to perfect new dance steps and to get in shape. The Pep Band brought life and thrill to the basketball games again. The Pep Band had all the fans on their feet dancing and clapping to the loud music. Mr. Hoverman also joined in the fun by playing the trum- pet along with other students. Thank-you, bands, for such great entertainment! Top Row: Tammy Wyse, Patti LaPlante, Tracy Rupp, Jamie Wilson, Terri Salisbury, Diane Saudcr, Tom Short, Steve Miller, Cheryl King, Lynne Buehrcr, Chuck Foor, Todd Rupp, Becky Leu, Stephanie Riegsccker. Bottom Row: Chris Todd, Becky Wyse, Brian Short, Eugene LaNevc, Craig Salisbury. pep band 61 Lisa finally succeeds in keeping Cathy’s mouth shut! 64 candids A businessman’s handshake. candids 65 HOMECOMING COURT 1979 Brent Horst, Traci Roth, Chris Grime Sandy Friesen and Randy Kinsey Jill Roth and Kevin Clair Sheryl Lauber and Max Smith Sunny Vielma and and Stephanie Leu October 19, 1979 — a day filled with rain, mud, and dark clouds. The Homecoming was really some- thing special as the band marched the field in plastic coats, the players wallowed in the mud, and under the lights the fans and cheerleaders yelled for a victory that was not to be found. After the evening of adven- ture the CYO sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance. Norma Wysc and Tom Walker homecoming 67 JRS. AND SRS. PRESENT The cast of “Finders Creepers”: Row 1: C. Hitt, T. Trejo, S. Krill, C. Rupp. Row 2: T. Nafziger, C. Krueger, T. Rupp, D. Sauder, C. King. Row 3: K. Morton, J. Trudel, H. Wallace, T. Rupp, J. Wilson. Now for Plan B That’s the way to sweep a lady off her feet! “FINDERS CREEPERS” Laughter filled the auditorium when the junior and senior classes performed the play, “Finders Creep- ers,” directed by Mrs. Laura Hick- man with student director, Robin Wolf. The play is about two boys, Wilbur and Hercules, who go to see Hercules’ uncle, only to find that he is a mortician and that there is a “guest” in the house. If you’re looking for Bob, she’s in the suitcase! Claire is astonished by a better view of Bubba! Jamie, do you know you have a hangnail? F rtHLh Sleeping out again, Hope? jr.-sr. play 69 CAMELOT’S CASTLE All of the work of the Junior class was obvious as students walked into Camelot’s Castle for the Junior-Senior Banquet on April 25. The gym was decorated into several rooms of a castle. A li- brary, dining room and a dungeon were included in the rooms. The delicious meal included roast pork, beef stroganoff and a va- riety of breads and cheeses. After the feast, couples danced to the melodies provided by “Music for Sale.” Some other late activities were a movie entitled FM, and then either a fast dance which featured “SWADE” or bowling at the Archbold Lanes. 70 prom The modern Scarlet O’Haras. BELOW: And the winner is ...! BELOW: and the dragon looks on. BELOW: The prom affected people in many different ways: Jill thought it was a joke, Dave cried over it, and it put Charlotte in shock. prom 71 There you go girls, five available “gentlemen”. The courtyard of Camclot. 72 prom Maynard has the touch of a gourmet! Someone is watching you! FOUR COUNTY Lindsey puts spark into his life! While the juniors and seniors at AHS are struggling to decide what to do after graduating, those at Four County have already started training for their occupation. Forty-seven juniors and seniors attend Four County to find a vocation in which they arc interested. The courses that they take give them the opportunity to do on-the-job training. Twenty-two different schools from Fulton, Henry, Defiance, and William Counties make up Four County. Attending Four County gives a student the opportunity to meet many people and to take various courses that are not offered at Archbold High. Practice makes perfect. The inexpensive way to get an afro! How would you like these three to decorate your home? CARPENTRY: R. Norden, HIGH SKILL STENOGRAPHY: J. Perkcy. S. Rosebrock, INTERIOR DECORATING: L. Lugo, C. Garza, B. Castillo, K. Dohm, I. Palacios, J. Humbarger, PLUMBING, HEATING AIR CONDITIONING: D. Dohm, DRAFTING: R Cohrs. J. Crow, YOUTH EMPLOYMENT TRAINING PRO- GRAM: M. Heath, B. DelaCruz, J. Gracia. M. Trejo, DATA AC- COUNTING: L. Wesche, B Arps. AUTO MECHANICS: F. Kelly. J. Luna. G. Pauley, S. Short, T. Trevino, OCCUPATIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE: D. Peters, J. Gonzolas, D. Roth, J. Huerta. SMALL ENGINES: D. Wlasiuk, M. Quillet. DATA PROCESSING: N. Schnitkey, B. Rathburn, AUTO BODY: J. Palacios, M. Baden, ELECTRICAL: F. Garza, D. Hausch, CLERICAL SKILLS: S. Ro- sario, C. Carlin, DIESEL MECHANICS: L. Short, COSMETOLO- GY: D. Volkman, D. Beaverson, WELDING: A. Cohrs, G. McClory, HORTICULTURE: T. March, HEALTH OCCUPATION: L. Wulff. 4-county 73 74 4-county Archbold's two aliens from welding shop! Nancy flashes a receptionist’s smile. Dare me to push this button??? I bet Frank’s mom uses Tide. That’s not how you make coffee, Ben. Accounting takes a lot out of a person. Is Rodney drawing the plans of a future house? Kim’s technique of sticking her finger! 4-county 75 Doug shows his true skill. This wrench is used when . . . BLUESTREAK STAFF Row 1 — Cindy Springer, Jake Tijerina, Jeff Trudel, Becky Arps, Mrs. Wanner, Todd Rupp. Row 2 — Kim Stuckey, Janette Roth, Beth Cowell, Kay Bontrager, Jania Taylor, Row 3 — Karen Kinsey, Lisa Schiesser, Joy Tuckerman, Lisa Lightner. 76 blucstreak BLUE GOLD STAFF The strangeness in Linda comes out. Row 1 — R. Kinsey, G. Short, J. Schrock, D. Davis, G. Wyse, E. Peterson, Row 2 — Mrs. Short, L. Brandt, J. Wilson, C. Krueger, D. Finken, L. Beck, B. Wyse, Row 3 — C. King, J. Plassman, L. Beck. Another problem for Wyse Advice. blue gold 77 FHA 78 fha Bouncing Baby Girls? Row 1= L. Johnson, C. Short, M. Lee, M. Plassman, J. Double, D. Smith, P. Filson, C. Beck, Mrs. Stevens. Row 2= L. Hall, S. Short, S. Grime, L. Fry, J. Bernath, L. Lightner, B. Lovejoy, M. Zimmerman, S. Yoder, Y. Klopfenstein. XYZ, Mrs. Stevens. Ron Zacrr discovers what happened to his chicks. Pete is a hard working man. Mr. Schroll, advisor. Row 1 — D. Rupp, T. Waidelich, D. Apger, D. Grime, G. Short, R. Nelson, M. Benecke, S. Short, T. Rupp. Row 2= K. Riegsecker, A. Heer, P. Nafziger, D. Wesche, T. Kruse, K. Miller, J. Trowbridge, R. Wyse, A. Stuckey. Row 3= C. Foor, M. Light, T. Short, G. Kruger, T. Roehl, G. Waidelich, D. Speiss, E. Nagle, M. Schroeder, J. Stuckey. R. Detterer, J. Meyers, L. Conklin. ffa 79 INDUSTRIAL ARTS FAIR 1980 Kevin Beck received the “Leiningcr Award for his chi- na hutch. J.R. Laubcr is congratulated by Ficlitz Builders for his work on his china cabinet. Roger Nelson received first place in Metals for his steer box. We never knew Kim had so much talent! Dan Lange, from Liechty Specialties, congratulates Larry Wyse on his award-winning lamp. Scott Bostelman received 25 dollars for his cabinet desk. Mike Saudcr should be proud of this bedroom! How did I ever get myself into this? I.A. fair 81 I B N A T S R K A E M T U B R A A L L_ Winners: Row 1: T. Gerken. E. Peterson, I Row 2: A. Grime, S. Lauder, D. Plassman. 1 J Row 3: C. Todd. B. Short. Runner-up: Row 1: G. Short, D. Apger, K. Beck. Row 2: K. Cranson, D. Grime, M. Weirauch. Intramural Basketball Team Standings Associated Super Studs: 6-3 Sunkist: 3-5 Pooh’s: 1-6 Beasts: 2-5 Gonzo’s 7-1 M.S.F.: 5-4 Reach for the sun! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s 99 82 intramurals Row 1; D. Gautsche, D. Walker, R. Beck, J. Schliesser, C. Spangler, J. Buehrer. Row 2; J. Dilbone, J. Schantz, J. Coressel, D. Norton, K. Vitello. Row 3; M. Rivera, M. Sauder, T. Dominque, T. Nafziger, J. Ba- denhop. J. Cartwright, B. Cowell, T. Trejo, J. Burkholder, T. Wyse, K. Bontrager, K. Kinsey, S. Oyer. If you happen to glance through the door of the guidance room and see a tangled mass of people, don’t scorn them. It’s only the Peer Counseling class being a Human Pretzel. The goal of the class is to learn to know themselves and to be able to hear what people are really saying. The Peer Counseling group was involved in many activities, including drawing a lifeline, making a shield of values, advertising themselves, giving gifts of happiness, working on non-verbal communication, and giving Welfare care packages. Best of all, they are free to be who they are! prrp COUNSELING peer counseling 83 Front row: B. Lovejoy, M. Zimmerman. Second row: J. Short, M. Miller, M. Miller, D. Wyse, S. Yoder, D. Welke, K. Perkey. Third row: C. Rupp, K. Vitello, R. Gelios, J. Dilbone, J. Grieser, T. Wilson. Fourth row: J. Badenhop, S. Riegsecker, H. Hatfield, K. Ruffer, B. Grime, L. Nafziger, L. Seiler, E. Mungia, Miss Weber, advisor. Back row: D. Miller, J. Roth, H. Goertz, K. Lero, C. Spengler, B. Barnhart, K. Roth, E. Lauber, T. Klopenstein. Now you tell us! All right, you guys! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I dare you to try that one more time, Bubba! New Members: Row 1, J. Johnson, T. Rupp, K. Stuckey, S. Oyer, K. Morton, T. Rupp, Row 2, J. Roth, B. Wyse, C. Rupp, M. Miller, D. Sauder, C. Stuckey, S. Riegsecker, K. Ruffer, R. Smith STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL: Top row: D. McDonel and C. Short, advisors. Second row: D. Walker, J. Coressel, C. Rupp, L. Beck, E. Mungia, L. John- son. First row: K. Morton, C. Rupp, N. Wyse, M. Miller. Front: B. Rupp. “ ... but they were supposed to meet in my room 7th period!” CONQUEST (SPORTS) VARSITY FOOTBALL Row I: J. Kopke, T. Lange. M. Weirauch, E. Peterson, B. Horst, N. Beck, J. Johnson. Row 2: M. Leininger, C. Grime, D. Davis, G. Wysc, J.R. Lauber, J. Schrock, K. Grieser. Row 3: M. Zimmerman, T. Trevino. K. Schrock, D. Walker, K. Meyers, G. Burkholder. J. Trudel, K. Morton. Row 4: D. Norton, J. Crow, D. Hausch, J. Burkholder, W. Patterson, J. Jacoby, C. Short, R. Yoder. Row 5: J. Cartwright, K. Clair, D. Young, D. Thatcher, N. Adams, B. Rupp, D. Weirauch, L. Kammeyer, K. Holsopplc, R. Cartw- right, M. Cantu. Managers Jeff Rupp and Nathan Saudcr. OPPONENT Tinora Wauseon Patrick Henry Bryan Liberty Center Evergreen Swanton Delta Montpelier Lima C.C. WE 12 0 27 12 34 30 22 20 7 27 THEY 0 8 13 27 7 23 35 34 15 28 Erich Peterson gains a first down for the Streaks. IN ACTION Walker displays perfect form to chalk up 3 points for the Streaks. Kopke and J.R. in hot pursuit of a Panther. Dick Thatcher grabs a pass from Bubba. U � Once again, the 1979 edition of Bluestreak football proved to be one of excitement. A total of 14 Bluestreaks were selected for either First team, Second team, or Honorable Mention in the NWOAL, which shows the wide-spread tal- ent of the team. Disappointment and frustration were sometimes shared by players and fans alike, but overall, the Streaks showed admirable intensity and spunk. Co-Captains: Chris Grime and Jeff Johnson M.V.P.: Jeff Johnson Most-Improved: Chris Grime Jerry Schrock — offensive linemen Kevin Morton — offensive back Dave Davis — defensive lineman J.R. Lauber — defensive back Norman Beck — Senior Kevin Clair — Junior Dick Thatcher — Sophomore Jeff Johnson led the Streaks in scoring (74 points), while Erich Peterson led in punt returns (14 for 176 yards) and kickoff returns (13 for 336 yards). Coach Downey, in his first year as Head Coach of the Blue Gold, was pleased with the dedica- tion and leadership of the Seniors. J.J. puts on the moves to evade a tackier. 1 J.V. FOOTBALL Row I: T. Trevino, K. Holsopple, K. Clair, N. Adams. D. Weirauch. Row 2: W. Patterson, D. Young, R. Cartwright, M. Cantu, L. Kammeyer, B. Rupp. R. Yoder. Row 3: K. Meyers, C. Short, K. Schrock, J. Jacoby, D. Thatcher, D. Norton, J. Crow. Who’s got the ball? 92 jv football FROSH GO UNDEFEATED Row 1: M. Jacoby, J. Gracia, D. Buchrer, J. Arthur, R. Galvan, D. Newman, T. Nafzigcr. Row 2: P. Grieser, K. Coressel. G. Krueger, B. Cline, V. Hall, M. Schroedcr. Row 3: G. Klopfenstcin, L. Bcrnath, K.A. Clair, Coach Krauss, T. Roth, Coach Acschliman, S. Bostclman, T. Stahl. T. Walker. Whom are you throwing to. Doug? Galvan takes it into the end zone for 6 more points. The freshmen enjoyed a tremendous season, winning all seven of their games. During the course of their season, they gave up only 14 points, a credit to the Streaks’ tenacious defense. These freshmen certainly give Archbold a bright outlook for future football seasons. frosh football 93 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY: Row 1: B. Lovejoy, M. Saudcr, R. Gelios, D. Miller. Row 2: B. Grime, K. Ruffer, S. Meier. S. Riegsecker. _____ FRESHMAN. M. Miller, K. Lero. D. Welke, L. Sharps, L. Seiler, K. Perkey. Come on you guys, help Sarah out! ONE, we are the Blucstreaks TWO 94 football cheerleaders OPPONENT WE THEY Stryker 168 169 N. Central 170 167 Fairview 202 167 Delta 185 173 Eden 191 160 Hilltop 171 174 Bryan 174 170 Fairview 209 170 Evergreen 190 183 Edgcrton 172 156 Pcttisville 205 178 Montpelier 160 166 Paulding 178 176 Dclph. Jeff. 191 176 Stryker 169 160 Fayette 176 165 Wauseon 194 173 Front Row: Coach Lirot, K. Beck. M. Saudcr. E. LaNcve, S. Krill, R. Hodges. D. Plassman. Back Row: M. Buchrcr, S. Short, R. Dettcrcr, J. Beck, J. Spicss, L. Nofziger, J. Schantz. You’ve got a great swing. Andy! Games like this can try a man’s patience. The golf team ended their season with a record of 14-3. Andy Grime had the lowest average (41.65), qualified for districts, and made all-league. Dave Plassman had the most points (26Vfe) and was the most improved golfer. golf 95 VARSITY SPIKERS The result of determination and dedica tion. Regular Season: Montpelier Perrysburg Tol. Rogers Napoleon Swanton Fairview Pat. Henry Bryan Kalida Del. St. John Wauseon Eastwood Elmwood Delta Stryker Tinora Liberty Center N. Central Evergreen Otsego 66-15 15-11 12-21 15-1 15-10 15-5 15-3 15-13 15-1 15-9 15-8 15-7 15-7 15-13 15-7 15-5 15-1 7-15 15-12 15-9 96 varsity volleyball Spiking is Ruper's middle name! Bluestreaks celebrate victory over Dayton Christian. Front Row: Coach Sharp, B. Wyse, M. Miller. C. Rupp, L. Beck. T. Salisbury. E. Filson, Back Row: C. Stuckey. B. Rychener. K. Bosco, J. Roth, K. Stuckey, T. Dominique, R. Beck (Manager). 13-15 15-2 15-6 15-10 15-9 15-5 15-5 15-7 15-5 15-3 15-5 15-7 15-7 11-15 15-110 18-16 15-3 15-3 15-11 15-4 15-10 15-8 CLAIM STATE RUNNER-UP Presenting the 1979 Class A State Runner-up. And this is how you serve the volleyball. TOURNAMENT: Sectional Edon 15-6 15-8 N. Central 15-3 15-0 District McComb 15-5 15-9 Montpelier 16-18 15-7 15-9 Regional Elmwood 15-2 15-5 St. Henry 15-10 15-11 State Dayton Christian 15-8 11-15 15-3 Newark Catholic 5-15 5-15 Co-captains: Linda Beck, Cathy Rupp Crescent News Player of the Year: Cathy Rupp Crescent News Coach of the Year: Miss Sharp NWOAL: First team — Cathy Rupp, Linda Beck Second team — Carolyn Stuckey Honorable mention — Becky Wyse Betty Rychener Season Record: 26-2 State Runner-up varsity volleyball 97 J.V. SPIKERS END 18-1 Front Row: D. Britcnrikcr, R. Seiler, H. Hatfield, J. Bcrnath (Co-captain), K. Vitello (Co-captain), M. Buehrcr, C. Whitson. Back Row: Coach Briggs, A. Grieser, B. Rychener, Jodi Short (Most improved), J. Weber, M. Fricke, V. Elling. Heather puts one down for the Streaks. OPPONENT Eastwood 10-15 15-2 Montpelier 15-11 12-15 13-15 Elmwood 15-2 15-12 Perrysburg 9-15 15-5 15-7 Delta 15-7 16-14 Tol. Rogers 15-1 15-11 Stryker 15-5 15-9 Napoleon 15-8 15-13 Tinora 15-3 15-11 Swanton 15-3 15-13 Lib. Center 15-2 16-14 Fairview 15-5 15-5 N. Central 15-12 15-13 Pat. Henry 15-6 5-15 15-9 Evergreen 15-4 15-3 Bryan 15-10 15-6 Otsego 15-3 15-11 Del. St. John 15-10 15-9 Wauseon 15-13 7-15 15-3 Season Record: 18-1 98 jv volleyball CROSS COUNTRY Front Row: T. Berry, K. Roth, W. Chow. Back Row: D. Walker, D. Apgcr, Coach Cornett, W. Short, T. Lehman. Front Row: J. Schliesser, J. Smith, R. Beck, S. Yoder. Back Row: R. Smith, B. Beck, S. Lauber, J. Dilbone, J. Grieser. Dave can run! See Dave run? The guys had a season record of 3-7. Dave Walker broke the school record four times with his best time being 12:55. Dave also qualified for districts. The girls’ season record was 1-3. Julie Smith set a new school record of cross country 99 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Most Valuable — Kevin Clair Mark Leininger Most Improved — K.A. Clair Team Captain — Brent Horst Mark Bernath Award — Brent Horst Most Team Points — Kevin Clair (164) Most Pins — Kevin Clair (16) Most Takedowns — Mark Leininger (53) State Qualifier — K.A. Clair (98 lbs.) League Champion — Brent Horst (138) District Qualifiers — Kent Clair Kevin Clair Roel Galvan Brent Horst Mark Leininger Front Row: S. Lerma, T. Lehman, S. Bostelman, T. Roth, E. Laubcr, T. Nafzigcr, L. Roth, M. Leininger. R. Cartwright, M. Zimmerman. Back Row: Coach Forward, K. Clair, M. Buchrcr, R. Galvan, M. Leininger, D. Young, J. Jacoby, J. Trudcl, K. Clair, K. Gricser, T. Ulrich, Coach Ducey. Brent pounds some sense into his opponent. K.A. displays state form. TEAM RESULTS Hilltop Tourney 2nd Napoleon Tourney 1st Mich. Center Tourney 1st Hudson Tourney 2nd NWOAL Tourney 3rd VARSITY WRESTLING Kevin inflicts pain with the “Kirby Tightwaist O.K., America, show us your Under-alls! varsity wrestling 101 O.K., I give! UNCLE! See — I told you I could handle you with only 1 hand. JV WRESTLERS Jacoby shows who’s boss. FROSH B-BALL OPPONENT Fairview Tinora L. Center Defiance Evergreen Napoleon Bryan Evergreen P. Henry Bryan Swanton Stryker P. Henry Delta Wauseon Hicksvillc Montpelier WE THEY 37 38 36 25 40 20 36 59 41 48 37 34 27 25 38 34 34 36 24 35 50 31 42 46 36 51 40 34 33 37 59 27 57 32 What you talkin' about? This baby’s going in the hoop! Up and . . . who knows, with Doug?! The freshman basketball team finished their season with a 9-8 record. Walker led the team in rebounds with 113 and had the best field goal percentage (53%). Rath held the top free throw percentage (71%), while Gericke showed his great defense with 22 steals. frosh basketball 103 Bubba takes charge of the boards. Dr. JJJ fast-breaks in for an easy two points. This year, the Varsity Basketball Team had a winning season with a record of 14-8. Special honor at the end of the year was given to Joel Wanemacher as the best rebounder (178) and the best offensive player. The best defensive player was Larry Wyse, and the best foul shooter was Ross Nelson with a percentage of 84. Joel was also named to the NWOAL first team, while Honorable Mention was given to Brad Rupp and Dave Walker. 104 boys’ varsity basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: L. Wysc, D. Walker, J. Johnson, and S. Graber. Standing: Coach Dan Neff, R. Nelson. D. Gclios, B. Rupp, J. Wancmacher, and K. Morton. If I could just make this one . . . OPPONENT WE THEY Wauseon 54 52 (OT) Continental 69 60 Liberty Center 84 42 Kalida 49 52 Evergreen 60 58 Holgate 57 49 Paulding 68 78 Bryan 55 44 Bryan 45 46 Montpelier 95 54 Swanton 66 77 Patrick Henry 62 52 Napoleon 52 77 Stryker 57 56 (OT) Wauseon 58 56 (OT) Tinora 54 63 Delta 74 64 North Central 81 64 Fairview 46 41 Del. St. Johns 52 66 TOURNAMENT Delta 71 57 Wayne Trace 55 60 Bird skies high for a rebound. boys’ varsity basketball 105 Where did they all go? Jump high, get it, get it ... ! J.V. BASKETBALL Kneeling: S. Childs. L. Nafziger, J. Arthur, J. Short, S. Short. Standing: Coach S. Rcttig, J. Coressel, D. Wyrick, S. Krill, M. Benecke, T. Short, R. Nelson. OPPONENT WE THEY Wauseon 53 32 Continental 44 35 L. Center 64 18 Kalida 35 51 Evergreen 42 45 Holgate 41 32 Paulding 37 30 Bryan 50 34 Bryan 34 32 Montpelier 60 32 Swanton 43 35 P. Henry 36 41 Napoleon 43 36 Stryker 38 36 Wauseon 44 40 Tinora 54 30 Delta 58 52 N. Central 44 40 Fairview 52 38 Del. St. John 56 55 Season Record: 18-2 What do I do with it, now, Coach? ROUNDBALL CHEERLEADERS Varsity: Standing: C. Rupp, M. Fricke. Kneeling: B. Lovejoy, K.Vitello. Sitting: J. Dilbone, J. Grieser. Reserve: (L. to R.) M. Miller, S. Meier, D. Miller, B. Grime, S. Yoder, R. Gelios. basketball cheerleaders 107 GIRLS CAPTURE DISTRICT CROWN Kneeling: R. Beck, manager, Coach Sharp. Standing: C. Short, C. Stuckey, B. Rychener, J. Badenhop, K. Bosco, J. Short, C. Rupp, M. Miller, R. Roth, and B. Oyer. OPPONENT Holgate P. Henry Edgerton Bryan Stryker Wauscon Hilltop Tinora Delta L. Center Defiance Fairview Evergreen Napoleon N. Central Montpelier Lima Bath Swanton Delphos TOURNAMENT Edon Montpelier Ayersville Edgerton New Bremen Antwerp WE THEY 53 38 76 27 51 47 45 49 60 38 57 39 57 39 58 59 55 41 63 21 62 47 47 55 41 40 55 39 91 42 48 42 71 57 45 55 48 68 58 36 54 34 58 48 56 47 55 51 31 38 Stuck puts fear in the hearts of Napoleon. 108 girls' varsity basketball Boz's good form comes through for two. All-League NWOAL: First Team — Cathy Rupp Third Team — Kim Bosco Honorable Mention — Mary Miller, Carolyn Stuckey Now that’s what I call concentration! This year was truly a great one for the girls. Although they were third in the NWOAL, with a 6-2 record, they had the best year of any team in A.H.S. history. Their final season record was 19-6, the most wins ever for Archbold. They also had the best tournament showing ever by A.H.S. by being Sectional and District champs and advancing all the way to the regional finals. Some notable personal accomplishments are Cathy Rupp’s scoring 1000 career points and being chosen District 7 Player of the Year. Miss Sharp was chosen District 7 Coach of the Year. girls’ varsity basketball 109 J.V. GIRLS ARE LOOKING GOOD! OPPONENT Holgate P. Henry Edgerton Bryan Stryker Wauseon Hilltop Tinora Delta L. Center Fairview Evergreen Napoleon N. Central Montpelier Lima Bath Swanton Delphos WE THEY 36 35 (2 OT) 35 18 40 26 34 36 37 10 36 18 25 26 42 34 25 20 30 7 23 16 30 20 20 37 30 24 40 27 31 19 39 25 23 40 Front Row: A. Gricscr, R. Beck, J. Weber, D. Britcnrikcr, J. Smith. Back Row: Coach Briggs, L. Wyse, L.Sharps, J. Bcrnath, H. Goertz. R. Seiler, M. Wcrdcr, M. Buchrcr, E. Filson, mgr. Mary fakes out an opponent. Jackie breaks away for an easy lay-up. The JV girls had a very suc- cessful and exciting season, with a 14-4 record and a num- ber of close games. At the end of the season, the team chose Julie Bernath and Dawn Bri- tenriker as Co-captains, while Anne Grieser was voted Most Improved. The “highlight” of the season occurred when Miss Briggs got a technical foul at the Delphos game! The JV’s provide a positive outlook for future varsity teams. Maria catches the Wildcats off-guard. Kevin warms up for a match. OPPONENT WE THEY Springfield 1 4 Napoleon 0 5 B.G. 0 5 Bryan 0 5 Ayersville 4 1 Napoleon 0 5 Edgerton 3 2 Paulding 5 0 O.G. 0 5 Ayersville 3 2 B.G. 0 5 O.G. 0 5 Continental 5 0 Paulding 4 1 Edgerton 4 1 Springfield 1 4 Bryan 0 5 SEASON RECORD 7-10 Nate returns a serve. And the fish 1 caught was this long. COACH’S COMMENT: “The players worked hard and played well for what was basically a rebuilding year.” tennis 111 VARSITY BASEBALL Now you’re gonna get it. Kneeling: L. Nafzigcr, J. Ripkc, T. Trejo, G. Burkholder, D. Walker, J. Frank. Standing: Coach Krauss, G. Wyse, J. Kopke, A. Grime, K. Morton, R. Kinsey. “I'll race ya to second base! Bubba prepares for a pick-off. OPPONENT WE THEY Napoleon 5 (tie) 5 Napoleon 5 1 Hilltop 8 2 Pettisville 18 3 Liberty Center 6 4 Defiance 7 1 Defiance 3 2 Edgerton 1 14 Montpelier 2 5 Evergreen 8 2 Paulding 6 3 Paulding 6 4 Evergreen 6 1 Wauseon 5 8 Pettisville 4 5 Tinora 0 1 Fairview 3 6 Wauseon 1 7 Patrick Henry 20 3 Delta 3 4 Bryan 11 5 Swanton Tournament 0 7 Season Record: 12-9-1 Top Hurler — Andy Grime Highest Batting Ave. — Jim Ripke Golden Glove Award — Gary Wyse Mr. Hustle Award — Randy Kinsey J.V. OPPONENT WE Pettisville 9 Hicksville 14 Pettisville 16 Swanton 9 Tinora 3 Paulding 12 Paulding 21 Evergreen 9 Tinora 0 Wauseon 4 Delta 7 Swanton 3 Wauseon 6 Evergreen 13 THEY 8 7 0 10 11 9 4 6 3 6 0 8 3 10 Left to Right: C. Rath, J. Short, D. Newman, D. Buehrer, V. Hall, J. Arthur, T. Lehman, T. Gerken, R. Wyse, Coach Vershum, M. Smith. Cheech fires one in. Goin’ to the movies, Jeff? SOFTBALL Coach Short shouts encouragement to her fielders. This one is up for grabs. OPPONENT WE THEY Springfield 7 4 Tinora 11 5 Perrysburg 8 6 Richmond, MI 8 11 Bryan 25 12 Hilltop 23 2 Defiance 9 8 Stryker 17 12 Liberty Center 43 3 Defiance 19 2 Liberty Center 52 10 Pettisville 11 5 Ottawa Hills 26 8 Pettisville 16 11 Hilltop 15 30 Tinora 13 9 New Riegel 9 4 Hillsdale 6 2 Portsmouth Clay 6 18 Tournament MVP — Kim Bosco Tri-Captains — Linda Beck, Cathy Short, Carol Arend Coach’s Award — Elaine Filson Pin shows us her version ot the Statue of Liberty. 114 softball CAPTURES REGIONAL TITLE Front Row: M. Wcrder, J. Zuver, J. Weber, K. Bosco, H. Goertz, N. Wyse. M. Wallace. R. Beck. Coach Short. Back Row: T. Dominique. C. Rupp. E. Filson, L. Beck. C. Short. C. Arend. C. Short. S. Oyer, A. Grieser. O.K., give me your best shot! Tussy imitates a fan. The girls finished the year with the best season ever in AHS history, with a record of 16-3. They placed 2nd in the Perrys- burg tournament, as well as being Sectional District champs. The team defeated one of the finest pitchers in Ohio for the Regional championship, qualifying them for the State tourna- ment. Roxy shows determination. softball 115 BOYS’ TRACK Front Row: R. Yoder, R. Cartwright, M. Zimmerman, D. Apger, E. Peterson, J.R. Lauber, J. Cartwright, J. Coresscl. Back row: Coach Downey, W. Chow, G. Geiger, T. Lightner, K. Roth, B. Short, S. Bostelman, T. Berry, R. Galvan, Coach Forward. Erich gives it all he's got. STATISTICS Most Valuable — Erich Peterson Most Improved — Dave Apger Tri-Captains — Erich Peterson, J.R. Lauber, Dave Apger League Place Finishers: Erich Peterson: 100 M. Dash — 4th 200 M. Dash — 2nd 400 M. Dash — 2nd Mile Relay: E. Peterson, J.R. Lauber, J. Cartwright, D. Young — 3rd School Records: Erich Peterson: 100 M. Dash — 11.5 200 M. Dash — 22.8 400 M. Dash — 51.4 Sectional Places: Erich Peterson: 200 M. Dash — 3rd 400 M. Dash — 1st Mile Relay: 3rd District Places: Erich Peterson: 400 M. Dash — 6th J.C. trucks on down the track. 116 boys’ track GIRLS’ TRACK Front Row: S. Hale, J. Schliesser, J. Grieser, R. Smith, J. Dilbone, L. Beck. Second Row: R. Watkins. S. Yoder, S. Lauber, S, Meier, B. Wyse, D. Britenriker, M. Buehrer. Back Row: Coach Cornett, D. Tijerina. K. Pcrkcy, D. Welke, J. Bernath, J. Dilbone, B. Beasley, Coach Forward. State Places: Sarah Meier: 100 M. Hurdles — 7th 400 M. Relay: Sarah Meier, Julie Grieser, Beth Wyse, Janet Dilbone — 8th 1600 M. Relay: Julie Bernath, Julie Grieser, Julie Smith, Beth Wyse — 9th Awards: Sarah Meier — Most Valuable Runner, Most Points Beth Wyse — Most Improved Julie Bernath — “Pride, Hustle, Desire” Tri-Captains — Linda A. Beck, Janet Dilbone, Rosemary Smith School Records: 100 M. Hurdles — Sarah Meier — 15.23 880 Relay — Sarah Meier, Julie Grieser, Beth Wyse, Janet Dilbone — 1:48.1 400 M. Relay — Sarah Meier, Julie Grieser, Beth Wyse, Janet Dilbone — 51.3 220 Yard Dash — Janet Dilbone — 26.8 1600 M. Relay — Julie Bernath, Julie Grieser, Julie Smith, Beth Wyse — 4:08.9 3200 M. Relay — Julie Smith, Julie Bernath, Dawn Welke, Rosemary Smith — 10:38.5 girls' track 117 A.D. explains his track tactics to Cartwright! 1 Alley-oop! Concentration shows on Smitty’s face. 118 track Janet helps her team break another record. We’re a TEN! A cross-handed serve? I may be short, but I’m on the ball! This isn’t easy. I dare you! Softball makes Sady do strange things. 119 BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 1: Jane Nelson, Al Holland. Steve Wyse Row 2: Dale Nafziger, John Zimmerman, David Rupp, Jr. SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Harris is responsible for a wide area of school management, ranging from transportation for the whole district to maintenance for all the buildings. One of the most difficult jobs for Mr. Harris is to make a decision early in the morning about school. Should he delay or cancel school, or should we go all day? Mr. Harris would love to have new facilities for the teachers and the students so they can further their education in a more modern way. One thing Mr. Harris really appreciates is the backing that people give the school. He is proud of Archbold Area Schools and of the people who support the district in numberous ways. Richard L. Harris 122 administration PRINCIPAL Mr. Rupp is a very busy man. Everyday he has to make sure everything is running well and that all teachers are here and in their classrooms by 8:30. One job that many people don’t realize he does is coun- seling students and parents. Many times his personal time at home is interrupted by parents or students calling him about a problem. One thing Mr. Rupp would love to change about our school is to have no more discipline problems. He also would like to see everybody being fair to each other and showing more love and concern to other people. A funny experience that happened to him this year occurred when he went into the gym to watch the girls’ physical educa- tion class and walked into a coat rack. He cut his head and had to go to the doctor for stitches. Mr. Rupp was quoted as saying, “I’m very proud of the students and faculty at Archbold High School. When 1 visit an- other school, I realize how fortunate we are. We have a great bunch of kids.” SECRETARIES Row I: Joyce Britenriker Row 2: Martha Schantz, Mary Ann Rupp, Shirley Kopke administration 123 Beck, Wendell Math Cornett, Jeff Social Studies Degler, Bill Business Did you notice this year how our march- ing band was exciting and fun to watch? From the disco dancing songs to the patri- otic tunes, there was a fancy step done by each person. Those new steps on the field this year came from our new band direc- tor, Philip Hoverman. Mr. Hoverman come to us from B.G., where he was finishing his master’s degree. While he was there, he was under a gra- duate assistantship where he taught classes during the day and took classes at night. Before he went back to work on his mas- ter’s, he had taught band at Antwerp, Ohio, for two years. Here at Archbold Mr. Hoverman feels the students have talent and aren’t afraid to use it. One of the goals he hopes to see in each band member is that each one becomes better on his instrument. Dilbone, Ron Biology Downey, John Social Studies Faler, Raymond Industrial Arts 124 faculty Geiger, Gerold Science Grime, Gene Math Hickman, Laura Speech Hoverman, Phil Band Kolb, Sharon Art Lirot, Larry Industrial Arts Rupp. Evelyn Business Rupp, Nancy Guidance Sharp, Char Phys. Ed. Short, Cherie English Stevens, Jane Home Ec. Thatcher, Sue Home Ec. Troyer, Edna Spanish Wanner, Shelley English Weber, Janice English faculty 125 PRESENTING MORE TEACHERS Clark, George Science Falor, Larry Social Studies Farlee, Roger Athletic Director, English Lause, Ken Audio Visual Link, Joy Social Studies McDonel, David Music Presenting Archbold’s Charlie Rich . .. 126 faculty “Ya Rotten Kid! ” This speech comes often from the freshman science room. Mr. Clark, known to everyone as George, has been with the Archbold Area School system since 1955, but from 1951 to 1955, he taught at Ridgeville. When he isn’t teaching school, Mr. Clark enjoys getting involved with his coin collection and an- tiques. But one of his favorite hobbies is “getting away from it all” and just relaxing. Ready for storytime, Davey? Having a child makes a person regress to childish things? faculty 127 Cooks: Joan Eash, Nancy Griescr, Marguerite Kingsbury, Deanna Tu- cherman, Verda Short, Sherri Schweinhager. Missing from pic- ture: Leta Avers. Bus Drivers: Back row: Ray Kinsey, Mary Miller, Arlene Wcsche. Ada Schrock, Marilyn Yoder, Shicla Short. Front row: Sara Schrock. Maurice Zaerr, Esther Short, Carolyn Rufenacht, Suzcttc Short, Karen Vanicr. Jefferson Wyse. 128 retired Pictures missing for: Marlene Nofziger, Grant Bernath Florence Kniess Warren Kingsbury Ken Nofziger Ester Sexton Myra Short, Cynthia Zuver, Mary Beck, Anna Rose Kiesow, Mary Schlatter non-teaching personnel 129 Morning sickness, Mrs. Rupp? candids 131 FROM THE A.H.S. FACULTY “And this is how you become President. Todd tries to let some “brilliance” rub off. THIS IS FOR YOU, SENIORS 132 faculty Mr. Clark’s frowns are worry- ing Chris. Are Chris and Martha real pals? T L M ikM rJU. J1 SP ■' ■ ' $ mtuxJm $ 94 +AXkj i., _y .. i...r u JX � 8 Qcl 'A ' 'Uu Al1.a.- oil leaoe. boct ■£?£%¥? Jnot Quits’ do OUUAjUXa4 ojo b -■■•■■■ t £ V yv‘ yX W V AjJ Ck. o- c clAa C a v adlj_ l vviAi4 Wo j—jn A I «3 v (jooo v ii . y s£$r t . 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Emch Optometry, Archbold Farmland News Archbold, Ohio Fielitz Corp. 900 Stryker Street Higgins Auto Supply 101 Monumental Hit Trophy Co. Archbold, Ohio Hughes Radio T.V. 209 N. Defiance Dr. Sterling King Archbold, Ohio Laub Auto Parts 1404 S. Defiance Street Liechty Motor Box 217, Archbold Material Suppliers of NW Ohio, Inc, Ridgeville Corners Miller Bros. Contractors Box 272, Archbold Paul’s Harness Shop Archbold, Ohio Dr. J.R. Peters Archbold, Ohio Quality Glass 101 Depot Street Red Cross Drugs 201 N. Defiance St. Rufenacht’s Haberdashery 225 N. Defiance St. Orville Rupp Mason Contractors Rt. 1, Archbold Sauder Mfg. Co. 600 Middle Street Storrer’s Marathon Archbold, Ohio Town Country Salon 105-a N. Defiance St. Young Spring Wire Archbold, Ohio SENIOR ACTIVITIES CAROL AREND (Care) — Frosh choir 1, Nature Club 2, Girls’ basketball 1, 2, Soft- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Mgr. 3, Girls’ bas- ketball Mgr. 3, Girls’ basketball stats. 3, 4. BONNIE ARPS — Frosh choir 1, Elemen- tary helper 2, OOEA, 3, 4. KEVIN BECK — Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4. LINDA ANN BECK — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Musical 3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Elementary helper office 4, Girls’ Track 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA K. BECK (Pin) — Frosh choir 1, Acapella choir 2, 3, 4, Company 4, Musical 3, Choir accompanist 1, 2, 3,4, Jr. Sr. Play 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 4, office 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4 (Editor), GAA 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls Basketball 1, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA Queen 4, Class Officer 1, 2. NORMAN BECK (Pecker) — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musi- cal 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Play 3, Student Council 3, 4, (Vice Pres.), Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JEFF BIRKY (Burney) — Nature Club 2, 3, Wrestling 1. LORI BRANDT — Blue and Gold staff 4, Elementary helper 1,2, 4, Girls’ bowling 2, 3, 4. JENNY BUEHRER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Musical 3, Concert band 1, Marching band 1, Student Council 3 (repre- sentative), Nature Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Elementary helper 4, Varsity cheerleader 2, 3 (football), JV cheerleader 2, 3 (basket- ball), Frosh cheerleader 1 (football, basket- ball). LYNNE BUEHRER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Acapella choir 3, 4, Musical 3, Company 2, 3, 4, Choir Senate 3 (Jr. re- presentative), All county band 2, Solo and Ensemble Competition 4, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. CHERYL CARLIN — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, FHA 1, OOEA 3, 4. RODNEY COHRS — VICA (Class Pres.). 158 senior activities LYNETTE CLARK (Nettie) — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Acapella choir 3, 4, Musical 3, Peer counseling 3, Volleyball 1, Girls’ Basketball 1, Girls’ Track 3. BETH COWELL (BBB) — Bluestreak Staff 4, Nature Club 1,2,3, Peer Counseling DAVID DAVIS — Blue and Gold Staff 4, Boys’ State 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys’ bowling 3, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Class V. Pres. 4. DOUG DOHM — Boys’ Track 1, VICA 3, 4. KIM DOHM — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Musical 2, FHA HERO 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Softball 1. JOHNNA DOUBLE — Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1,2, 3,4, Pep club 1,2, Mat Maid 1, Volleyball 1. ELAINE FILSON (Lainer) — Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ basketball 1, 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Girls’ Track 4. DEB FINKEN — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Musical 3, Bluestreak Staff 2, 3, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Pep club 1, Peer Counseling 3, 4. SANDY FRIESEN — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Musical 3, FHA 2 (Office — 2), Homecoming court 4 (Attendant). FRANK GARZA, Jr. — Concert band 1, 2, Symphonic band 1, 2, Marching band 1, 2, Intramurals 1. DAVID GELIOS — Frosh choir 1, Acapella choir 2, 3, 4, Company 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Solo and Ensemble Competition 2, 3, All county choir 2, Boys’ State 3 — Alternate, Peer counseling 3, National Honor Society 3, 4 (Pres.), Blue and Gold Staff 4, Student Council 3, 4 (Pres.), Elementary helper 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Class Officer 1 (Treas.), 3, 4 (Pres.), Boys’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. STEVEN GRABER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, Boys’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIE GRACIA — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Elementary helper 2, 3, Peer Counseling 3. KEVIN GRIESER — Concert band 1, Symphonic band 1, Marching band 1, Foot- ball 1, 2, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. _ . uBlIC ARCHBOLD, OHIO 43501 senior activities 159 SALLY GRIESER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, Na- ture Club 2, 3, Elementary helper 3, Peer Counseling 3, 4. ANDY GRIME — Frosh choir 1, Acapella choir 2, 3, 4, Company 4, Musical 3, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Boys’ Track 1, Golf 2, 3, 4. CHRISTOPHER GRIME (Chirp) — Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. LYNN HALL — Frosh choir 1, Solo and Ensemble Competition 1, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, Marching band 1, 2, 3, Elementary helper 2, 3, Peer counseling 3, 4, Girls’ bowling 3, 4. BRENT HORST (TAZ) — Homecoming court 4 (Escort), Peer Counseling 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. JODI HUMBARGER — Frosh choir 1, FHA HERO 3, 4, Nature Club 2. CHERYL KING — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Acapella choir 3, 4, Company 4, Musical 3. Choir Accompanist 1, 4, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 4, Pep band 4, Jr-Sr Play 3, 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres.), Elementary helper 3, Peer counseling 3, 4, Varsity cheerleader 2, 3 (Football, Basket- ball), JV cheerleader 2 (Basketball), Frosh cheerleader 1 (Football, Basketball), Intra- murals 3, 4, Girls’ Track 2. LORI KING — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Musical 3, Student Council 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Varsity cheerleader 3 (Basketball), JV cheerleader 2 (Basketball), Frosh cheer- leader 1 (Football, Basketball), Varsity cheerleader 2, 3 (Football). RANDY KINSEY — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, Homecoming court 4 (Escort), Blue and Gold Staff 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JIM KOPKE (Yackee) — Student Council 3, Peer Counseling 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Boys’ basketball 1, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys’ Track 4. CHRISTA KRUEGER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Acapella choir 3, 4, Pep club 3, 4, Blue and Gold staff 4, Bluestreak staff 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Musical 3, Jr-Sr Play 4, GAA 1, Volleyball 1, 2, Soft- ball 1. TIMOTHY LANGE (Timmy Doodle) — Frosh choir 1, Acapella choir 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 160 senior activities DAWN LANTZ — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, Sym- phonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep club 1. GRAEME LAUBER, Jr. (J.R.) — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Musical 3, Wres- tling 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Peer counseling 3, Elementary helper 3, Boys’ Track 3, 4. LISA LIGHTNER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Musical 3, Corps of Blue 3, 4, Bluestreak Staff 4, FHA 2, 3, 4 (Treas. 3, Pres. 4, District Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4), Pep club 1, Elementary helper 4. DEBORAH ANN LLOYD (Deb) — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Musical 3, Pep club 1, All county band 3, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Nature Club 2, 3. BETH LOVEJOY — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Concert band 1, Marching band 1, FHA 2, 3, 4 (Secrt. 3, Treas. 4, District treas. 4), Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4, Elementary helper 4, Girls’ State 3, Varsity cheerleader 2, 3, 4 (Football, Basketball 3, 4), JV cheerleader 2 (Basketball), Frosh cheerleader (Football, Basketball), Class of- ficer 4 (Treas.). TRINA MARCH — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Corps of Blue 1, FHA HERO 3, 4. MARY MILLER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Acapella choir 3, 4, Musical 3, Con- cert band 1, Marching band 1, National Honor Society 4, Elementary helper 3, Peer counseling 3, 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ Track 1, 2. SANDRA MILLER — Frosh choir 1; Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, FHA 1, 2 (office 2), Pep club 2, Class Officer 2 (Treas.). PETER NAFZIGER — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDY NOFZIGER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, Concert band 1, Marching band 1, Home- coming 2 (Attendant), Pep Club 1, 2, Girls’ State 3. ROSS NELSON — Concert band 1, 2, Symphonic band 2; Marching band 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sec. 4), Blue and Gold Staff 4, Boys’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JEFF NOFZIGER (“Weffer”) — Football 1 (Manager). JOE PALACIOS senior activities 161 DOUG PETERS — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Intramurals 1, Football 1, 2, Cross Country 1, Boys’ Basketball 1, Boys’ Track 2. JULIE PERKY (Perk) — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Girls’ State 3, GAA 1, OOEA 3, 4. ERICH PETERSON (Pete) — Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, Intramurals 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Peer Counseling 3, 4, Elementary helper 3, Boys’ Track 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4. JANET PLASSMAN — Blue and Gold Staff 4, Nature Club 1, 2, Girls’ Track 1, 2, 3. BRENDA RATHBURN — Frosh choir 1, OOEA 3, 4, Class Parliamentarian 4, Girls’ bowling 1, 2, 3, 4. TRACI ROTH — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Pep club 1, Homecoming court 4 (Queen), Girls’ Track 1. TERRI RUFENACHT — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Acapella choir 3, 4, Musical 3, Elementary helper 3, Peer counseling 3. CATHY RUPP (Ruper) — Frosh choir 1, Acapella choir 2, 3, 4, Concert band 1, Marching band 1,2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student council 4, Pep Club 1, Frosh cheerleader 1 (Football, basketball). Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 4, Girls’ Track 1, 2, 4. TODD RUPP — Frosh choir 1, Acapella choir 2, 3, 4, Company 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Choir Senate 2, 3 (class Rep.), Solo and En- semble Competition 2, 3, 4, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4, Jr-Sr Play 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Bluestreak staff 3, 4 (Editor 4), Peer counseling 3. TERRI SALISBURY — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Acapella choir 3, 4, Musical 3, Choir accompanist 1, 2, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls’ State 3 (Alternate), Intramurals 3, 4, GAA 1, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2. NATHAN SAUDER (Nate) — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, Jr-Sr Play 4, Medical Careers (Trainer) 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. NANCY SCHNITKEY — FHA 3, Girls’ Bowling 2, 3, OOEA 3, 4. 162 senior activities CATHY SHORT (Shorty) — Nature Club 3, Girls’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS SHORT (Tom) — Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 3, 4, Intramurals 2. GARY SHORT — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Office 3, Pres. 4), Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Blue and Gold Staff 4, Class Officer 2. ROSEMARY SMITH — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr-Sr Play 3, Girls’ State 3, National Honor Society 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Girls’ Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ bowling 2. KATHY SOMMER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Concert band 1, 2, 3, Symphonic band 1, 2, 3, Marching band 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, Peer Counseling 3, Girls’ Track 1, Girls’ bowling 1, 4. ROD SOMMERS — Boys’ bowling 1. JOHN TODD (Chris) — Frosh choir 1, Mixed 3, Acapella choir 2, 4, Company 4, musical 3, All county band 2, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 2, 3, 4, Elementary helper 3, Peer counseling 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 4, Tennis 4, Boys’ Track 3, Golf 1, 2. JOY TUCKERMAN (Tuck) — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, Acapella choir 3, 4, Musi- cal 3, Bluestreak staff 4, Pep Club 1. DEB VOLKMAN — Vica chapter officer 4, Girls’ bowling 1, 2. JOEL WANEMACHER — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, Student council 3, Blue and Gold Staff 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Peer Counseling 2, Intramur- als 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARK WEIRAUCH (Rocky) — Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. SCOTT WERDER (W) — Frosh choir 1, Intramurals 3, Football 1, Boys’ bowling 3. LORI WESCHE — FHA 2, 3 (Historian), Elementary helper 3, 4, Girls’ State 3, Girls’ bowling 2, 3, 4. JAMIE WILSON — Frosh choir 1, Aca- pella choir 2, 3, 4, Company 3, 4, Musical 3, Solo and Ensemble Competition 3, Concert senior activities 163 band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 2, 4, Pep band 4, Jr-Sr Play 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity cheerleader 3 (Football), JV cheerleader 2, 3 (Basketball), Frosh cheerleader 1 (Football, Basketball), Girls’ Track 2, Outstanding Jr. 3. BECKY WYSE — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, Blue and Gold staff 4, Elementary helper 4, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls’ basketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, Girls’ basketball stats. 3. RON ZAERR — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 (Student Advisor 3, V. Pres. 4), Intramurals 4. MELISSA ZIMMERMAN (Missy) — Frosh choir 1, Mixed choir 2, 3, Acapella choir 4, Musical 3, Choir Senate 3, All coun- ty band 2, 3, Concert band 1, Symphonic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 3, 4 (News Reporter 4), Pep club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Sec-Treas. 4), Girls’ State 3 (Alternate), GAA 1, Volleyball 1, 2. GARY WYSE (Pinky) — Frosh choir 1, Blue and Gold staff 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys’ basketball 1, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. TAMMY WYSE — Frosh choir 1, Acapella choir 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Solo and Ensemble Competition 2, 3, Concert band 1, Symphon- ic band 2, 3, 4, Marching band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep band 4, Homecoming court 1 (Attendant), Jr-Sr Play 3, Student Council 1, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Elementary helper 4, Peer counseling 4, GAA 1, Intramurals 4. SUSAN YOUNG (Sue) — Frosh choir 1, Corps of Blue 2, 3, 4, Elementary helper 2, 3, 4. 164 senior activities We made our first appearance as bashful freshmen The experiences of high school have molded us into the independent persons we have become Through the encounters of each new day we must learn to cope with disappointment and prosperity But above all we must strive to be ourselves MPWAH! Hang in there, Marie! FROSH EXPERIENCE NEW FREEDOM farewell 167 Wfsk W Who kno-o-ows what lurks in the minds of sophomores! Marge and Brigitte are in the can again. Aren't you supposed to be in class? MUM SALES AND CLASS RINGS MARK SOPHOMORE YEAR Stephanie poses for Vogue. Members of Tree Lovers Anonymous. PROM KEEPS JUNIOR CLASS BUSY farewell 169 Am I doing this right? � -%� SENIOR CLASS PREPARES FOR THEIR FREEDOM Sandy and Lisa relax after a hard day. Cheryl attempts to be sexy. Open wider. Mary. More elementary tricks, please. Here I am. world! farewell 171 FREEDOM IS :v -