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

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Freshmen cheerleaders: Bot¬ tom: Lori Wagner, and Cris- ty Moomaw. Middle: Alter¬ nate Kim Seegert, and Capt. Lisa Miller. Top: Linda Siebenaler. Above: Cristy Moomaw and Lori Wagner work hard at sell¬ ing cake tickets to raise money for the cheerleaders. Left: Cheerleading advisor, Ms. Lehman, smiles while Susan Siebenaler watches the competition closely. RESER VE AND FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS Working To Build School Spirit The freshmen cheerleaders were chosen in the fall with the results being: capt. Lisa Miller, Lori Wagner, Linda Siebenaler, Cristy Moomaw, and alternate, Kim Seegert. The gilrs sold cake tickets at the football and basket¬ ball games to help raise money to put on the annual Tip-Off Dance. The girls worked very hard to promote school spirit es¬ pecially among the freshmen me mbers. The Reserve cheerleaders, along with the Varsity, helped with Homecoming festivities by sponsoring the annual Snake Dance Bonfire. On Parent ' s Night, they helped the band per¬ form a half-time show along with the Varsity and Freshmen cheer¬ leaders. The girls attended camp at Bluffton College, and brought back excellent ribbons they had won. The girls participated in a competition sponsored by the Tri- State cheerleaders, and received a large trophy for placing second in their division. Reserve cheerleaders smile proudly as they show off their second place trophy won at the competition sponsored by the Tri-State cheerleaders. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Bottom: Shelly Adams. Mid¬ dle: Nancy Long, and Sandy Osmun. Top: Trish Robbins. 55

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The four seniors pose around the hoop. Front: Lisa Mohre, Rhonda Fenstermaker. Back: Elaine Wuebben, and Deb Manges. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Hoorah For Bombers! Capt. Elaine Wuebben does the routine to the school song. Susan Siebenaler, Judy Prince, and Rhon¬ da Fenstermaker doing a cheer at the competition sponsored by the Tri-State cheerle aders. Mr. Jerdonek and Mr. Steinman assist the cheerleaders with a skit at a pep session. Dave Thomas attempts to make two points as the varsity cheerlead¬ ers laugh! During the summer, the cheerleaders spon¬ sored a Slave Day to raise money for camp. They attended an OCC camp at Fendlay Col¬ lege in July. In October they put on the Annual Snake Dance G Bonfire before Homecoming. Ending the football season they helped out with Parent ' s N ight. To start the basketball season they sponsored the annual Tip-Off Dance along with the Freshmen and Reserve Cheerleaders. The girls participated in two competitions this year. One at the Hicksville fair and the other at Hamilton High School sponsored by the Tri-State Cheerleaders, in which they placed third in Varsity deivison out of a total of 16 squads. In the Spring, the annual cheerleading try¬ outs were held. This year, along with Reserve and Varsity cheerleaders being chosen, the Freshamn were also chosen. Advisors from Montpelier, Bryan, and Edgerton along with Ms. Lehman, served as judges for the tryouts. VARSITY CHEERLEADER: Left To Right: Rhonda Fenstermaker, Deb Manges, Elaine Wuebben, Judy Prince, Lisa Mohre. On Top, Susan Siebenaler. v • ■

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Front Row: Mary Ann Smith, Betty Chrisman, Kay Herman, Amy Von Allmen, Linda Siebenaler, Second Row: Trish Price, manager, Laura Ricketts, Dawn McCrea, Pam See- gert, Deb Holthues, Mary Hoag, Sis Hug, Susan Siebenaler, and coach Lehman. GIRLS BASKETBALL Moving On To A Winning Season Volleyball practice began on August 23, two weeks before school started with a new coach, Miss Lehman. Her theory was that the best team was a physically fit team, so for the first week, no one saw a volleyball, but everyone had lots of sore muscles for several days from excercising. The first match was held the second day of school. The girls won this game, and ended their season with a 10-1 record for the regular season. At the end of the scheduled games, Edon was invited to participate in a tournament sponsored by North Central. The team, not working together, lost the last two games in this tournament, These losses, however, gave the girls incentive to play their very best in the Sectional and District. They claimed the district runner-up trophy after a hard fought battle with Montpelier and ended the sea¬ son with a commendable 20-4 record. The team also took the league championship with a 5-0 record. Teresa Hug and Mary Ann Smith were voted to all league first team. Teresa was high scorer for the team and Mary Ann Smith set a record for the most points scored consecutively, 14 points, and the most points scored in a game, 21 points. The crowd cheers as the girls score a point against Montpelier in the tournament games. Coach Lehman explains a play. 56