Evergreen High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1974 volume:

Evergreen Yearbook Staff Presents . . . • ValVxawa • Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Table of Contents Presentation ................. Dedication ................... In Memory..................... Seniors ...................... Activities ................... Juniors....................... Sophomores ................... Freshmen ..................... Sports ...S.:................. Organizations ................ Faculty Administration ..... Junior High .................. Elementary ................... Bus Drivers, Cooks, Custodians Ads ........................... Dedication In the previous years dedication has been somewhat an “In Memory”.page. This year we feel that our dedication should be designated to events that happened during the year to make Evergreen even more of a school than what it has been in the past. We, the Evergreen Valhalla Staff, dedicate this yearbook to all the events this year that had a beginning at our great school. • Here are just a few of the many that took place: Obtaining the Victory Bell. Having our first Mascot. First winning football season. First winning basketball season. First track meet win. First girl's track team. First Walk-A-Thon for March of | Dimes. First Drum Major. First Yearbook class. First Place, Linda Scheuer in Divi- sion, on French I. Ohio Scholastic T est j{ First school in area to use arena sched- uling First AA Baseball Sectional at Ever- green Jim Marvin receives Silver Award in Slide rule contest in drafting from IN MEMORY ROGER STOREHOLDER CLASS OF 74 CLASSMATE JUANITA ELTON CLASS OF 75 CLASSMATE Alumnae and Staff ROSS SANDERSON CLASS OF 1973 JIM KIME CLASS OF 1972 MR. J. C. PHILLIPS FORMER EVERGREEN TEACHER 4 DAN LAMMON CLASS OF ”75' CLASSMATE FAREWELL Farewell to you, our friends, The tides of time have now separated us. The hopes, dreams, and happiness are now a blessing of yesterday. You have given us something our hearts cannot forget. Only the photographs and memories are left to remind us of the moments spent in our friendship. But in the while that we think of you, all losses are restored, and the bitter sorrow is lessened. And in our hearts there is 5 a whispering that you are near. Afterall, heaven is not all so distant! Seniors of Tomorrow? Seniors of the Month Mike Lindsay - September George Woodring - October Cheryl Schmitz - November Linda Scheuer - March Tom Himelhan - April Mark Delauter - May 9 A Tribute to Seniors The class of '74 has finally made it through four years together. We can now look back and reflect on the good times. Our freshman year the class of '74 entered Evergreen wondering what it would be like. We soon found out as Homecoming plans soon began. Our attendents Diane Borland and Kay Simmons rode on a covered wagon with our theme being Paint Your Wagon Green and Gold for our first float. Then of course came all the initiations into various clubs. G.A. A. was quite something as girls ran around asking the senior boys to a dance. Of course they nev- er accepted. Our first Mardi Gras was exciting as Bev Herrick and Dennis Overmyer rep- resented our class. Many of our frosh discovered their acting ability as Bye Bye Birdie was cast. It was a huge success and we discovered we'd made it through our first year. As fall arrived we entered as sophomores and discovered we could now sell passes to the swimming pool to the new frosh, the class of '75. Homecoming again started the year out right with our theme We've Only Just Begun with Cheryl Downing and Annette Wilson being our attendants. We had indeed just begun because we were getting better all the time as we gained confidence, we no longer were afraid of upperclassmen nor did we rush to class as the first bell rang each morning, we knew our way around by then. Spring arrived and brought the Mardi Gras with Cathy O'Neil and Tom Himelhan representing us. As school closed our class rings came in and stones were flashed everywhere. Report cards came out and most of us discovered we'd passed American History. Our junior year rolled in and we realized it would be great, and we were right. We knew our class was the greatest and had the most spirit as we had proven in the past two years, by winning spirit week, class competition and skit competition. We knew we could do it for four years and we did. Homecoming was great as Cathy O'Neil and Bev Herrick rode on our 1st place float entitled Rub-A-Dub-Dub . We now had a problem with Homecoming over, we realized we needed money for our Prom. A paper drive was decided upon and was a huge success. A Prom would be held, the theme would be Country Gardens . First though, the Mardi Gras was on hand and Sue Miller and Jim Ritter represented the class of '74 well. On April 27 and 28th 1973 the halls of EHS were converted to Gardens as the Jr. -Sr. Prom was held and was the best Prom Evergreen had ever seen. The school year ended with the juniors hoping to be SENIORSI Our senior year started as any had and Bev Herrick, Cheryl Downing and Kay Simmons vying for Homecoming Queen. Our float entitled The Morning After went around the track and Kay was crowned. Next our Senior pictures arrived and we really felt like Seniors. The Mardi Gras rolled in again and the Seniors came out triumphant with Sue Kalnbach escorted by Mark Baker being crowned Mardi Gras Queen. Our class has had many good times in these halls, we've laughed, joked, had parties • and made new friends. That's why it was hard for most of us to think about leaving. But I believe our class can and will make something great of themselves. . The poster at the right, was made to go along with the write up above. It is ftiade up of pictures of activ- ities the Seniors did throughout the year. If you will notice the middle, it symbolizes our graduating year 74 and is framed with other pictures. This poster will he remembered by Sen- iors as the years pass and memories fade. We would like to thank Linda Simpkins for making this for us and writing such a thoughtful article. 10 MARK RICHARD BAKER Farme-- Boys' State 3; Valhalla Staff 4; Valhalla Officer 4 REBECCA JANE BAKER Best Writer Class Officer 2; Vikette 2; Valhalla Staff 3; Viking Legend Staff 3,4; FFA 3,4; Reporter 4; Gun Club 3,4; President 4; Prom Attendant 3; Parliamentary Proce- dures Team 4 LAURENCE D. BALDWIN JOHN BARBA Good Cook Boldest FTA 1,2,3; Student Council 2; Language Club 2; DECA 3,4; 4-County 3,4 Co-op 4 11 SANDRA BORN BENDER Motorcycle Crazy JEFFREY M. BICKFORD Class Clown FHA 1,2; Office Education Association 3,4; OEA Of- ficer 3; 4-County 3,4 Pep Club 3; Chorus 3,4; Gun Club 4; Bowling Team 4 JEFFREY D. BISCHOFF Quietest Student Janitor 2,3; Bowling Team 3,4; Track 3 EDWARD F. BOND DIANE DANELLE BORLAND Military Inclined Wildest 4-County 3,4 12 GAA 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Gun Club 3,4; Valhalla Staff 3; FFA 3,4; Legend Staff 4; Co-op 4 SANDRA JO BOURN Efficient GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3, 4; Language Club 1,2,3,4 Valhalla Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Co-op 4 BEVERLY A. BRASHEAR Ornriest FHA 1,2,3, 4; Library Staff 3; Chorus 4 DIANA LYNN BRATTON Peppiest GAA 1,2,3, 4; Girls’ Bas- ketball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Photog- raphy Club 2, 3; Language Club 2,3; Officer 2; Girls' Volleyball 3,4; Mat Maids 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls' State 3; Viking Legend Staff 4; Bat Girl 3, 4; Basketball Stats 2,3,4 EDWARD W. BRAUN Perfectionist PAUL R. BRYANT Car Artist 13 4-County 3, 4 Track 2; Co-op 4 DAVID LEE BURGHARDT Dancer Musical 1; Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Student Council 1 MARSHA ANN BUTLER Shortest FHA 1,2; FHA County Rep 1,2; Chorus 2,3; Valhalla Staff 4 CATHY CADARET Skinniest FHA 1; 4-County 3,4; VICA 3,4 MICHAEL A. CANADA Smiley Track 1,2; Varsity E 1,2; Football Manager 3; Chorus 4; Viking Legend 14 Staff 4; Co-op 4 JEFFREY LYNN CHAM- PION Peppiest Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,3; Track 1; Language Club 1; Musical 1; Base- ball 2,3,4; Varsity E 2,3, 4; Class Officer 4 ELLEN SUE CRAMER Budding Editor V.I.C.A. 3; 4-County 3 CINDY LOU CREQUE Best Legs FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3 4; Chorus 3,4; Valhalla Staff 4 DAVID SCOTT CREQUE Happy-Go-Lucky FFA 4; Intramurals 2,3, 4; Co-op 4 STEVEN E. CROWELL Best Dressed Football 1,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3; Wrestling 3,4; Baseball 3; Varsity E NANCY A. DAM MAN Most Athletic CAROL A. CUPP Best Tuba Player GAA 1,2,3,4; Girls' Bas- j ketball 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Softball 1,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Language Club 2; Officer 2; Photography Club 3; Vice- President 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Mat Maid 3,4; Bat Girl 3,4; Basketball Stats 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 1 MARK EVAN De LAUTE R Flirt Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2 3,4; Varsity E 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Senior Class President; Co-op 4 CHERYL ANN DOWNING Best Dressed MAURICE J. DeMOULIN Eyes GAA 1,2; Language Club 1 2,3; Student Council 1,4; President 4; Class Presi- dent 1; Vice-President 2; Homecoming Attendant 2, 4; Vikette 2; Valhalla Staff 3; Gun Club 4 Basketball 1,2; Varsity E 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 3,4; Track 1,2; Co-op 4 GARY L. DRENNAN Unpredictable” 4-County 3,4 GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Girl's Basketball 1,2,3; Gun Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1; Girl's Softball 2; FTA 2; Majorette 3,4; FFA 3,4; Photography Club 3; Viking Legend Staff 3; Valhalla Staff 3; Co-op 4 PAMELA SUE EHRSAM Farmer TERESA MARIE FERNER Smartest Language Club 2; President 2; Student Council 2, National Honor Society 2, 3,4; President 4; Junior Class President; Science Club 1,2,3; President 3 SCOTT A. FORD Wildest CHERYL ANNE FRITSCH Quiet Co-op 4 FHA 1,2,3; Office Educa- tion Association 3,4; 4- County 3,4 «0 Vesi CHERYL LYNN FULTON Happiest GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; Band' 1,2; OEA 3,4; 4-County 3, 4 JOHN GARROW Mysterious Co-op 4 HEIDI JEAN GEER Poetic GAA 1,2; FHA 1; Language Club 1; Student Council 1; FTA 1,2; Scholarship Tests 1,2; Library Staff 3,4 LUANN M. GILLEN MARK ALLEN GILLEN Cutest Smile Studious FHA 1,2,3; 4-County 3,4; OEA 3,4 Basketball 1; FFA 2; 4- County 3,4 18 MARTHA M. GLECKLER Best Built GAA 1; FHA 1,3; 4-County 3,4; OEA 3,4 LUANN SUE GILLESPIE Dancer GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Girl's Basketball 1; Language Club 2; Majorette 2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; FTA 2,3,4; FFA 3,4; Vikettes 2,3,4; President 4; Gun Club 4; Band Presi- dent 4 JEREMY ALFRED GRIFFIN Gullible” Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1; Science Club 1; Wres- tling 2; FFA 3,4; Co-op 4 PAUL DAVID HABEL MARY JO HASSEN Talkative Horse Crazy o Rifle Club 2; Track 3; Bowling Team 3,4 Language Club 1 19 BEVERLY YVONNE HERRICK Most Spirit GAA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2,3, 4; Officer 2,3,4; Band 1,2 3,4; Girls' Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Softball 1,2,3; Mardi Gras Attendant 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Home- coming Attendant 3,4; Pep Club 3,4 TIMOTHY JOSEPH HEBEL Craziest Wrestling 1 KAREN HERSHBERGER COX Sweetheart Student Council 1; Girls' Volleyball 1; Language Club 1; Chorus 1; Musical 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Shotgun Club 2,3,4; Officer 3; Pep Club 3; Class Officer 3; FTA 4; Viking Legend Staff 4; Officer 4; Valhalla Staff MARILYN HUDIK HIATT Quiet GAA 1,2; FHA 1; Chorus 3; Girls' Basketball 1 20 THOMAS H. HIMELHAN Sexiest Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Varsity E 1,2, 3,4; Musical 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Mardi Gras Escort 2; Prom At- tendant 3; Graduation Attend- ant 3; National Honor Society 4 DIANNE L. HUGHES Reddest Hair FRITZ GODFREY HUBER Blondest Hair Class Vice President 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2 3,4; Musical 1; Varsity E 2,3,4; Officer 4; Viking Legend Staff 4; Valhalla Staff 4; Business Manager 4; Homecoming Escort 2 4-County 3,4 JEFFREY WALLACE JOHNSTON Freckles Football 1; Basketball 1 Track 1,2; Wrestling 3; Varsity E 3,4 SUSAN B. KALNBACH KIMBERLY J. KEEFER Friendliest Sweetheart Language Club 1,2,3,4; FTA 1; Valhalla Staff 4 FHA 1; Band 1,2,3; Vikettes 2,3; Chorus 3; Pep Club 3; Track Field 4 21 JILL LYNETTE KLECK Gullible COLLEEN MARIE KENNEDY Longest Hair GAA 1,2; Language Club 1,2,3; Radio Club 1; Class Officer 2; Valhalla Staff 3; Viking Legend Staff 3,4; Editor 4; FFA 4; Gun Club 4; Parliamentary Proce- dures Team 4 GAA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 1; Student Council 1, 3,4; Language Club 3,4; GAA President 4; Photog- raphy Club 3; FTA 3,4; Valhalla Staff 3 GARY THOMAS KREUZ Bomber Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Language Club 2; Var sity E 3,4; Officer 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Officer 4; Musical 1; Viking Legend Staff 4; Co-Editor 4; January Senior of the Month; National Honor Society 4 SANDRA JEAN LANTZ Freckles” DANIEL LEAL Friendliest Football Manager 1; Bas- ketball Manager 1; Varsity E 1,2,3,4; Language Club 4 22 PATRICIA ANN LEITNER Dog Crazy Chorus 3,4 LARRY P. LEE Farmer FFA 1,2,3; Co-op 4 MICHAEL JOE LINDSAY Cutest Smile Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Wrestling 3,4; Varsity E 2,3,4; Captain Football 4; Track 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Student Council Vice President 4 DAVE A. LINK Cutest Language Club 1,2; Track 2; Science Club 2; Basket- ball 3,4; Varsity E 3,4; Viking Legend Staff 4 GREGORY A. MALBURG Shyest Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; FFA 1,2,3; Parliamen tary Procedures Team 1,2, 3; Bowling Team 4; Co-op 3,4 23 REBECCA SUE MARTIN Dramatic GAA 1,2,3,4; GAA Officer 4; Vikettes 2,3,4; Vikette Officer 4; Language Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 3; Viking Legend Staff 3, 4; Art Editor 4; Band 4 JUDY MARIE MARKS Craziest GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Vikette 2; Photography Club 4; Language Club 4; Mat Maid 4; Student Council 4 JAMES N. MARVIN Quiet Wrestling 1,2; Science Club 1; Photography Club 1; Radio Club 2; Varsity E 2; Gun Club 3; Rifle Club 3,4; 4-County 3,4 THOMAS W. MARVIN Considerate Radio Club 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 3; FFA President 4; Par- liamentary Procedures Team 1, 2, 3,4; Gun Club 2,3,4; Track 1, 4; Co-op 4 MICHAEL JAMES McCON- NELL Music Freak VALERIE R. MEIRING Bubbly FHA 1; Chorus 1; Musical 1; Photography Club 4; Pep Club 4; Viking Legend Staff 4; Library Staff 4 KAREN E. McBRIDE Shortest Hair FHA 1,2,3; OEA 3,4; 4 County 3,4 EUGENE R. MILLER Nice 4-County 3,4 KENNETH IVAN MILLER SUSAN KAYE MILLER Golfer Cutest Science Club 1,2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Varsity E 2,3,4; Bowling Team 4; President 4 Bowling Team 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Girl's Volleyball 1,2,3; Class President 2; Pep Club 2; Viking Legend Staff 3,4; Mardi Gras Attendant 3; Class Vice Presi- dent 3; Viking Legend Staff Ed- itor 4 THOMAS L. MILLER Longest Hair FFA 4; Co-op 4 VICTORIA K. MILLER Quietest FHA 1,2; GAA 3,4; Co-op STEPHAN PAUL MIZER Musical Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 1; Homecoming Escort 1; Radio Club 2,3; Varsity E 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Cross Coun- try 3; Viking Legend Staff 3,4; Chorus 3,4; President 3,4 KENNA MARIE MOORE RICHARD A. MOSINIAK Painter Best Blusher Chorus 4 Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Varsity E 2,3,4; Gun Club 2,3, 4; Bowling Team 3; Rifle Club 3 JEANNE COBURN MOSSING Most Loveable Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,3; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Track 4; Band 1,2,4; Girl’s Softball 2; Girl's Basketball 3; Photography Club 3; President 3; Student Council REBECCA SUSAN MOSSING Dimples FHA 1,2,3,4; State ilome- maker's Degree 3; FHA Officer 3,4; President 4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3, 4; Student Council 2,3; Vikettes 3,4; Library Staff 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4 MICHAEL A. NOFZIGER Considerate Student Council 1; Language Club 1; FFA 4; FFA Of- ficer 4 CATHERINE SUE O’NEIL Unpredictable GAA 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Musical 1; Girl's Softball 1,2,3; Mardi Gras Attendant 2; Language Club 2,3,4; Officer 2; Student Council 2,3; Girl's Volleyball 3,4; Home- coming Attendant 3; FTA 3,4; Photography Club 3,4; Vikettes 3,4; Mat Maids 3; Pep Club 3; Valhalla Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Scholarship Test 3 DANIEL C. OTT Sweetheart Football 1,2,3,4; Wres- tling 1,2,3,4; Varsity E 1,2,3,4 MARK L. OTT Curliest Hair Football 1,2,3,4; Wres- tling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 3; Track 2; Varsity E 2, 3,4; Homecoming Escort 3; Prom Attendant 3; FHA King 4 DENNIS A. OVERMYER Hog Lover Science Club 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Varsity E 2,3,4; Language Club 4; Valhalla Staff 4 BEVERLY MARIE PATEK Serious FHA 1; Chorus 1; Musical 1; Pep Club 3,4; Library Staff 3,4; Viking Legend Staff 4 DORENE A. PERDUE Car Crazy GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 3; Girls’ Basketball 2,3; Girls' Volleyball 2,3; Language Club 3; Viking Legend Staff 3; Valhalla 28 Staff 3; FFA 4; Co-od 4 SANDRA LEE PFUND Musical FTA 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Chorus Officer 4; Musi- cal 1; Language Club 2; Viking Legend Staff 3,4; Office Aid 3,4 DEBORAH L. PELKER Lover Viking Legend Staff 4; Library Staff 4 EDWARD JAMES PINKELMAN Best Legs Wrestling 1,2,3; Varsity E 1,2,3,4; FFA 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 3; Viking Legend Staff 4; Vice President FFA 4 GARY MICHAEL POKORNIK Dependable Cross Country 1,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Varsity E 2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Vice President 4 MICHAEL JOSEPH PORTER Intellectual FFA 3,4; Bowling Team 3; Intramurals 3; Co-op 4 29 CHERYL ANN QUAINTANCE Prettiest Eyes GAA 1,2; 4-County 3 DEBORAH ANN RIES Perfectionist FHA 1,2,3,4; Officer 3,4; FTA 1,2; Chorus 1; Musical 1; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Science Club 3; Pep Club 3; Viking Legend Staff 4 JAMES JOSEPH RITTER Tallest Basketball 2,3,4; Rifle Club 3,4; Co-op 3,4 30 LAURINDA BETH ROWLAND Sweetheart Science Club 1; GAA 1; FTA 1; Language Club 1; Valhalla Staff 3; FFA 3,4 Co-op 4 JON SCOTT SAECER Reckless Football 1,2; Parliamen- tary Procedures 1,2,3,4; Track Manager 1; FFA 1, 2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Bowl ing Team 3; Pep Club 3; FFA Junior Fair Board 4; Co-op 4 SHARON MARIE SALSBURY Helpful FHA 1; Musical 1; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Viking Legend Staff 4 RANDALL M. SANBORN MICHAELJ. SANFORD High Stepper Craziest Wrestling 2; Band 2,3,4; Wrestling 3 Gun Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Golf 4; Drum Major 4; Class Treasurer 3 31 LINDA MARIE SCHEUER Shyest Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; GAA 2,3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; President 4; Pep Club 3; FHA 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Library Staff 4; Scholarship Tests 1,2,3,4 PATRICIA ANNE SATTLER Most Polite FHA 1,2,3; FHA Officer 2; GAA 2,3; 4-County 3,4 CHERYL ANN SCHMITZ Most Dependable GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3, 4; President FTA 4; Lan- guage Club 1,2,3; Gradua tion Attendant 3; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Captain 4; November Senior of the Month RONALD L. SCHMITZ Most Likely to Succeed FFA 3; Co-op 4 KAY ANN SIMMONS Sexiest GAA 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Student Council 3; Prom Attendant 3; Chorus 3,4; Officer 3,4 TERRY L. SMALLMAN Artistic Football 1,2,3,4; Wres- tling 1; Track 2,3; Varsity 3,4 CHERYL ANN SMITH Curliest Hair ' GAA 1,2, 3,4; Language Club 2,3,4; Girls’ Vol- leyball 2; Girls' Basket- ball 3,4; Pep Club 3; Bowl- ing Team 4; Track Team 4 LINDA LEE SIMPKINS Most Likely to Succeed GAA 1,2,3,4; Language Club 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; FTA 3,4; FTA Officer 4; Val- halla Staff 4; Valhalla Staff Officer 4 CYNTHIA BURKEY SMITH SHERRI ANN SMOTHERS Most Interesting Band 1,4; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2; Val- halla Staff 4; School Photographer 4 Best Blusher Bowling Team 1; GAA 2,3, 4; Chorus 3,4; Viking Legend Staff 4 33 PAULA JEAN SNYDER VICKY LYNN SNYDER Flirt' Blondest Hair G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4; F.H. A. 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Track Queen 3 GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Chorus 2; Vikcttcs 2; Girls’ Volleyball 2,3,4; Viking Legend Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3; Bowling Team NANCY JEAN STEWART Girls’ Basketball 3,4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Girls’ Volleyball 4; Valhalla Staff 4 CHARLES STUTESMAN MARCIA ANN SWINFORD Shortest Hair Shy Football I; Basketball 1,2, GAA 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Mu- Band 3; Viking Legend 34 sical 1; Varsity E 3,4 Staff 3 ALAN ROBERT SZABO KIM MARIK TRUCKOR FFA 1,2,3,4; Parliament tary Procedures Team I, 3; Co-op 4 FHA 1,2,3; Student Coun cLI 2; Vica 3,4; Sr. Cos- metology II; Secretary 4 LARRY VASKO Serious Football 1; Football Mgr. 2; Wrestling 1; Golf 1,2,3, 4; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Radio Club I; Varsity E 2,3,4; Shot- gun Club 4; FFA 4 DANNY J. VICTOR Car Crazy Track 1; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wres- tl ing 3,4; Varsity E 1,2,3, 4 MARK D. WAGNER Smartest Rifle Club 2,3 35 DIANE YVETT WALKER Talkative GAA 1,2, 3,4; Musical 1; Language Club 1,2,3; Science Club 2; Vikettes 2; FT A 3; Valhalla 3; Gun Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; FFA 4 JERI SUE WAGONER Class Clown GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Campus Life 1; Chorus 3; Viking Legend 3 DEBRA SUE WARD Cute Smile” FHA 1,2; Office Education Assn. 3,4 RUTH ANN McINTOSH WEISS ANNETTE MARIE WILLSON Artistic” Language Club 2,3; Cheerleader 1, Pretty Eyes” 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1; Class Officer 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FFA FHA 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Val - Queen; Homecoming Attendant 2; halla Staff 4 Girl's Track 4; Girl's Volleyball ; 3,4; Photography Club 3 (Treas.) NOT PICTURED: GARY L. DRENNAN TIMOTHY JOSEPH HEBEL JAMES R. THORNTON LEFT TO RIGHT: Bev. Herrick - Vice President; Mark Delauter - President; Jeff Champion - Treasurer; and Becky Mos- sing - Secretary. DANIEL J. WYSE Shortest CLASS COLORS: GREEN AND GOLD CLASS FLOWER: ROSES CLASS MOTTO: TODAY WE FOLLOW, TOMORROW WE LEAD CLASS ADVISORS: MRS. STOCKWELL MRS. SUMMONS MRS. SUTTON MR. MILLER GEORGE E. WOODRING Most Interesting Science Club 1; Football Manager 1; Baskerball Manager 1; Baseball Manager I; Varsity E 2,3,4; Football Manager Trainer 2,3,4; Basketball Manager Trainer 2,3,4; Baseball Manager Trainer 2,3,4; Boy's State 3; Findlay College Computer Games 3; Honor Soc- iety 4; Varsity E Officer 4; October Senior of the Month Wrestling 3,4; Varsity E 3,4 37 Senior 1 BECKY BAKER, do hereby will to Kim Gillen, my position as Gun Club President Good Luck! I MARK BAKER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to any Junior, my Physics ability. I JEFF BICKFORD, do hereby will to any threesome, the ability to have as much fun after a football game as Sue Miller, Dorene Perdue, and I had our Senior year. I JEFF BISCHOFF, do hereby will my great bowling ability to Mike Wells. 1 SANDY BOURN, do hereby will to my sister Kathy, the ability to drive to school her Senior year. 1 BEV BRASHEAR, do hereby will to Dorian Culler, my ability to get along with and talk freely to Matt. 1 DIANE BRATTON, do hereby will to Donna Kreuz, my talent. But remember Donna, don't misuse it. I MARSHA BUTLER, do hereby will to Debbie Lee Smith to be small throughout your Senior year. 1 MIKE CANADA, do hereby will to Ron Kuney (alias Flying Fred) , my ironclad stomach after 4 years of eating in the cafeteria. Good Luck! I JEANNE COBURN, do hereby will to Chris Miller, my height and great personality. I DAVE COX, do hereby will to Steve Roe, the blue Chevelle after another 50,000 miles. I CINDY CREQUE, do hereby will to Amy Vaculik my ability to sing as great as I do in Chorus. I NANCY DAMMON, do hereby will to John Langenderfer, my ability to withstand a 15' wave without getting wet. I MARK DELAUTER, do hereby will to Kathy Donahue, my ever-warming fur lined with love and af- fection. I PAM ERSHAM, do hereby will to Pat Bernath my ability to take a horse, pig, and a steer to the fair and show them at the same time. I TERESA FERNER, do hereby will to Mark T. Willee, my doctor's (?) salary with which he can buy all the foreign sports cars his heart desires. 1 CHERYL FRITSCH, do hereby will to Pam Fulton all the empty shorthand notebooks in Senior steno. I CHERYL FULTON, do hereby will to anyone going to Four County all the good times and strength to ride the bumpy bus. I HEIDI GEER, do hereby will to Mike Farley, my bookkeeping talents. 1 LUANN GILLEN, do hereby will to Nancy Pierce, my seat on the Four County bus. Good Luck! I LUANN GILLESPIE, do hereby will to Jeff Simon, Steve Loeffler, Mike Carroll, Kim Gillen G Jeanne Smith, my ability and equipment to continue their bombing career. 1 PAUL HABEL, do hereby will to Gary Hinkle, a pair of fog lights and a dust cloth to be used during those mid- night chases. I MARY JO HASSEN, do hereby will a year's supply of horse wormer to anyone with worms. I KAREN HERSHBERGER, do hereby will to Terry Keeler, my ability to keep my Trooper Language to myself. 1 TOM H1MELHAN, do hereby will to Jenny Mosiniak, my artistic ability. (My ability to stay out of trouble in art class). I FRITZ HUBER, do hereby will to Peggy Gillen and Diane Kreuz, my ability to Hero people in distress. I SUE KALNBACH, do hereby will to my brother Charlie, my Lady Gillette Trac II Razor because you look like Lassie's mother. 1 JILL KLECK, do hereby will to Gary Hinkle, a T-Bone steak with ketchup and all the other food lie can cal in the cafeteria. I wouldn't want you to starve. I GARY KREUZ, do hereby will to a Mad Scientist, Mr. Anderson, my body for experimental purposes. I SANDY LANTZ, do hereby will my freckles and my TEDDY BEAR eyes to Debbie Butler. 1 DAN LEAL, being quiet and shy, do hereby will to Larry, (Little Weasel) Decker, my modesty. 1 PAT LE1TNER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to think tall to Louie Baumgartner, (Big Lou). 1 MIKE LINDSAY, do hereby will to Jim Walker the power to use his Kung Fu to protect himself during football summer sessions. I DAVE LINK, do hereby will my ability to keep quiet to Betty Brink. I JUDY MARKS, do hereby will to Mark Mizer, my hustling ability. I BECKY MARTIN, being of sound mind and not so sound body, do hereby will to Dawn Mizer, my locker, one stale potato chip, and Jim Taylor's address. 1 TOM MARVIN, do hereby will my place in the hall outside of Mr. Miller's class, to any Junior who takes Ag Business next year. I MIKE McCONNELL, do hereby will to Dean Fox, my ability to cruise around Toledo and pick up chicks. 1 VALERIE MEIRING, do hereby will to Greg Stutzman, my unbelievably good behavior in the library and my good grades in all the courses. I SUSAN MILLER, do hereby will my ability to imitate Flipper to any underclassman who wants it and to my sister Bonnie, 1 will my cycle key and a full tank of gas. I STEVE MIZER, do herebv will my muscular body (hair included) to Kim Keefer who may share it with her 38 Wills sister, Karen, anytime she wishes. 1 KENNA MOORE, do hereby will to all the FREAKS, the ability to be naturally stoned and carefree like me. Also I will give them a lid to last them a lifetime of NATURAL HIGHS! Especially BABY FREAK! Remember me for what 1 am; not for what people make me to be. I KAREN McBRIDE, do hereby will to Chris Miller, my desk in Sr. Clerical and hope she docs better than 1. I RICH MOSINIAK, do hereby will to Mrs. Neuhausel, 50 sheets of damaged paneling. I CATHY O'NEIL, being of sound mind and body (?), do hereby will to next year's speech students, all the crazy noises I can make as sound effects. I DAN OTT, do hereby will my wall-to-wall carpeting to the lucky person who gets my locker next year. 1 DENNIS OVERMYER, do hereby will all my knowledge of hogs to Yvett Walker so she will stop asking me all of those questions. 1 DORENE PERDUE, do hereby will to whomever took it, the money I lost at the Archbold basketball game. I SANDY PFUND, do hereby will my ability to switch the keyboard around, to Mr. Griffin. 1 SANDY PINKELMAN, do hereby will to Chris Keefe, my ability to make it through 2 years of Steno at 4- County. Good Luck! 1 ED PINKELMAN, do hereby will to next year's Jounalism class, my ability to get into trouble for writing pro- fanities in the paper without knowing it. 1 ROBIN REEVES, do hereby will to all the Junior girls, my brother Glen. 1 SHARON SALSBURY, do hereby will to Mr. Griffin, the ability to make it through another year with the Class of '75, ( and Moose). 1 PAT SATTLER, do hereby will to all the future Health Occ. Juniors, my ability to be where lJm not sup|K sed to be - and getting caught at it, my years collection of potty passes , and my worn out typewriter. 1 LINDA SCHEUER, do hereby will to whomever borrowed my 34 hand pants, die ability to have them ripped off of them as easily as they were from me. 1 CHERYL SCHMITZ, do hereby will my position as captain of the Varsity cheerleaders to Kathie Donahue. 1 RON SCHMITZ, do hereby will my unmeasurable long hair, my caterpiller, and my sideburns, to Evergreen High School. I KAY SIMMONS, do hereby will to Debbie Herr, my ability to paint pretty perfect pink panthers and to wear my P.J. bottoms to school. 1 LINDA SIMPKINS, do hereby will to anyone who's willing to take it, my position of secretary for the Yearbook. 1 TERRY SMALLMAN, do hereby will to John Booner Kunisch, my 4(5-20 vision. 1 CHERYL SMITH, do hereby will to the other Cheryl Smith, the power to get everything messed up with some one else every day as 1 did with you. 1 CINDY SMITH, do hereby will to my sister Vicky, the wisdom I have aquired throughout my four years ai Evergreen High School. 1 JON SAEGER, do hereby will to anyone who gets stuck with Mrs. Neuhausel next year, the ability to get along with her. I SHERRI SMOTHERS, do hereby will to my brother James Butch Thomas Smothers, complete freedom of the bathroom in the mornings for his Senior year. But that doesn't mean he can use up all the shampoo. I PAULA SNYDER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to Lynn Moore, my ability to get along with Mr. Harrison. 1 CHUCK STUTESMAN, do hereby will to Mr. Anderson, my squirt gun that 1 involuntarily donated to him in Chemistry. 1 MIKE SANFORD, do hereby will to Greg Sanford my brother, one Bucket of Bolts also known as the Sanford and Son Mobile. I KIM TRUCKOR, do hereby will to Karen Bernard, my ability to control Stevie Marie Zientek's mouth. Good Luck! You'll need it! 1 LARRY VASKO (ARN1E), do hereby will to Tom Ott, my golf swing and my ability to putt and abuse putters. 1 DAN VICTOR, do hereby will my whole Chevy drive train, to Kim Hiatt to put in his Mustang. 1 MARK WAGNER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath one case of cheeze whiz to,, the cafeteria to replace the peanut butter frosting. 1 JERI WAGONER, do hereby will to Kim Huffman my 1st chair 'from the trombone sections. I YVETT WALKER, do hereby will my incredible ability to talk continuously without making any sense to anyone Who can handle it. 1 ANNTETTE WILLSON, do hereby will my great, fantabulous, and snazzy bowling to Mark Lindsay. 1 GEORGE WOODR1NG, do hereby will to Coach Harrison, my radar. 1 DAN WYSE, do hereby will to Tom Bick, my ability to stay off my back during a match. 3 Seniors in Action Please don't wreck it! Open for business. Fans I'll sign autographs later. How ya doin' big boy? Hey that's a good one. Yum-yum. C'mon sweetie, you can sit on my lap. Don't be afraid Mr. Hales. I'll help you down. ACTIVITIES 1973-74 HOMECOMING . ■■ K A y M M o N Right in the middle of 40 acres, there was a homecoming happening and everybody came. It all started out at 2:00 p. m. Friday afternoon with a very rousing pep session and ended at 12:30 a.m. Saturday morning with a still more rousing square dance and very tired feet. What's this all about? Well the victorious football game between Evergreen and Fairview, of course. At half-time, everyone’s spirit was super activated as the Vikes led by a score of 22-6. And everyone else knows the biggest part of the homecoming is the parade of floats and the crowning of the queen. The coronation was a tense time for each of us, as we all wondered who would be the queen to reign over the homecoming dance. As Miss Debbie Donahue stepped up to relinquish her crown, the crowd let out a cheer as this year's queen. Miss Kay Simmons, happily accepted it. After all the excitement at half-time was over, the football players came down to earth to smash the Apaches with the final score 30-6, only to return to their heavenly cloud =1. hollowing the football game came the usual homecoming dance. The gym seemed to be filled to capacity as the band. The Week-N-Ders, threw out a few tunes to square dance and polkas. For the underclassmen, this was something that will happen again next year and they will sense the excitement all over again. But for the Seniors, it was something special, for this is their last year and the last time they will be involved in working to- gether as a class on a project such as this one was. All in all, the night turned out a great success. Everyone went home tired, but happy. 42 Pictured at the Left: Last year’s Homecoming Queen, Miss Debbie Donahue crowning this year’s Queen, Miss Kay Simmons at the half time of the Evergreen-Fairview football game. Standing at her right is her brother, Paul Simmons who es- corted her across the field. At the right is Jeff Bickford riding on the Senior float and clowning around as usual. The Homecoming Court from Left to Right: Angi Sylvestor and Terry Keeler, Frosh; Karen Loeffler and Jeff Winn, Soph; Jenny Mosiniak and Joe Murry, Jr; Bev Her- rick and Mark Delauter, Sr; last year’s queen. Miss Debbie Donahue and Jeff Vanderdunk; this year's queen Miss Kay Simmons and George Woodring, Sr; Cheryl Downing and Mike Lind- say, Sr; Diane Kreuz and Greg Langenderfer, Jr; Randi Richer and Jeff Teeple, Soph; and Patty Donahue and Curt Ott. Frosh. At the right is the float that tlic Freshmen built for the Homecom- ing. They learned what working together was in making this. Their theme being Dead Apache in the Middle of the Road brought smiles from the on- lookers as tlie mighty Viking driving behind the dead Apache con- tinues to triumph. ) IOMP aprch£5 44 Above: Ah yes! Another touchdown for our side. It goes to show that you can do anything if you put your mind to it. Right: It was kind of a nippy night but that didn’t discourage the Viking fans from coming out to cheer. Not only were the football players psyched up for the game, but the entire school too, as you can see by the enthusiasm of the crowd. Diane Kreuz and Carol Clay are impatiently awaiting the coro- nation. A big thanks goes to Mr. Griffin and the band members for their performances at the half time of the home games. The bigger they are, the harder they fall. This might be the circumstance here if 84, Chris Mil- ler, succeeds to knock over 80 from Fairview. 45 The Vikings were really hot that nite as they confronted the so- called brave” Apaches. The Junior float portrays this idea as their theme was en- titled TheyTl Have A Hot Time In The Ole Town Tonite . Amiss in the flames stood a feeble teepee and an overpowering Viking totem pole. Good work! The first place float belongs to the Sophomores. As you can see, they put a lot of work into this float and well deserved first place. Their theme was Apache-Hang On To Your Life”. It con- sisted of a dead Apa- che hanging helpless- ly by its neck at the bow of the ship. In this contest of the floats, the first place winners re- ceived $25 for their class. I - ► ' I ■: , . ■ And as always, saving the best for last, the indescribable Senior float. If you look close enough you will sec that they weren't too far off in their prediction of 44-0, but after our massacring win, the Apaches would just as soon have been in their graves. As shown on their float with the theme title QUE TDWM THMITF Tlic Morning Aftei Candids 47 Speech Shows 'Have ya heard the one about the . . . Get that mushy banana out of my ear! I always get stuck with the buck tooth ones. Look mom no spoon! Don't worry, son- ny, I'm just going snail ing. 'Boy do I need a girdle. and Classes ’Get that weird bird out of here. Really Darling I’m not overweight, just too short. Bunny-A-Go-Go Nan modeling the newest fad in shoes. May I have your mitt in mar- riage? Get out man, this is TOP SECRET. General Patton and Stock- well Jackson our fearless Continental On the evening of March 29, 1974 the Language Club and the GAA presented the Continental Encore. This year the Mardi Gras and Dance Concert were combined to form the Continental Encore, because of the energy crisis. The coronation of queen took place at the end of the program. There were four candidates, one from each class. Voting took place weeks before the Continental Encore by putting money in four ballet cans during the students lunch hour. This years candidates were: Senior: Sue Kalnbach, escort Mark Baker, Junior: Becky Stutzman, escort Steve Leoffler, Sopho- more: Nina Leal, escort Fred Mack, Freshman: Peggy Wyse, escort Thad Bick, and last year's queen Peggy Gillen, escort Dan Baker. The Senior can had the most money in it and Senior, Sue Kalnbach, was crowned queen. Thanks to Miss Hathaway and Mrs. Summons, it was a big success. 50 Encore 51 Juniors Workday Every year on the day before the prom, the juniors get the day off to get a head start on decorating the gym. This helps speed up the pro- cess of getting the gym ready so the juniors don't have to come back all day Saturday. These are just a few of the differ- ent scenes of the juniors and even advisors the Fri- day before the 1974 Junior- Senior Prom. 53 1974 Junior-Senior Prom Junior Attendants Kathie Donahue and Gary Hinkle Junior Attendants Jenny Mosiniak and Chris Miller 1974 Prom Royalty The 1974 Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 20 in the Evergreen High School Gymnasium. The theme for the prom was Roman Holiday and the gym was elaborately decorated to fit the theme. As you walked in you were greeted by two Roman soldiers. You then entered a hidden cove with a dock that took you over a seaside beach with a view of Rome to your right. Upon entering the gym, you walked through a pillared structure in the midst of a garden which then led to a shimmering fountain. The West Wall was transformed into a sidewalk cafe covered with a red and white canopy. The tables were decorated with red and white paper and accented with a red or white candle, die. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Rindy Rowland and Fritz Huber as the 1974 Queen and King of the prom. The junior attendants were Kathie Donahue and Gary Hinkle. The other couple was Jenny Mosiniak and Chris Miller. Junior Class President Sue Andrews crowning Queen Rindy Rowland and King Fritz Huber 1974 Graduation Mr. Hale's hotline to the heavens worked for the third year in a row as one hundred and thirty-three seniors walked into Pifer Field on May 26. The band under the direction of Mr. Griffin accompanied them. Rev, Dale Wyse, father of a member of the class gave the sermon. Speakers were chosen from the class. Linda Simpkins, Yvett Walker, Sue Miller, Dave Link, and Jeff Champion spoke on subjects ranging from a thank you to parents to the future of the class. Steve Mizer sang We'll Never Pass This Way Again . Many awards were given with Mark Ott being named Senior Athlete of the Year. George Woodring received the E. E. A. scholarship and Teresa Ferner was named the number one student in the class. Mr. Arlington Frantz and Mr. William Schmitz, president and vice president of the school board presented diplomas and trophies to the honor graduates. Ceremony 57 Juniors in Action JUNIORS Time really flies! Can you believe that the mighty juniors were once terribly frightened Freshmen entering the halls of Evergreen? Yes, it all started back in '71 with our first year of high school. We got right to business with the election of officers. Those chosen were: Pres - Penny Vaculik, V.'Pres. - Kathie Donahue, Sec - Barb Carr, and Treas - Connie Smith. Soon after came our annual homecoming and our class worked well together on our float with the theme of The Night We Drove Patrick Henry Down . Homecoming attendants chosen from our class were Mary Ann Inderrieden and Kathie Donahue. Another exciting feature of our Freshmen year was the annual Mardi Gras. Lynn Mosiniak represented our class well in the queen competition. She was crowned queen with Gary Hinkle as her escort. We came down in history as the first Frosh to have their candidate crowned queen. Along with all this excitement our class worked hard and won the candy sale competition held that year. This made quite an addition to the treasury. As Sophomores we had now become accustomed to the school and the people in it. Sopho- more class leaders were as follows: Pres. - Jenny Mosiniak, V. Pres - Diane Kreuz, Sec - Barb Carr, and Treas - Donna Kreuz. The homecoming float this year was decorated to the theme Victory, Victory Viking Team Show the Bulldogs All Your Steam . We were represented with Michelle and Lynn Mosiniak as our attendants. And we were again successful in the Mardi Gras with Peggy Gillen as our queen candidate. She was crowned with Phil Langenderfer as her escort. As the end of the year approached everyone awaited eagerly for the time we received our class rings. It came in a hurry and before we knew if we found ourselves Juniors. Our Junior year began with the homecoming. It was really a busy time! Our float was decorated to the theme There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight . Our attendants were Jenny Mosiniak and Diane Kreuz. Class officers were: Sue Andrews, Cindy King, Lynn Mosiniak, and Betty Brink. This year at the Mardi Gras we were not as successful with our queen candidate Becky Stutzman, who lost to the Senior candidate Susie Kalnbach. But it still proved to be an unforgettable year to everyone with the success of our Prom, Roman Gardens. Cindy Allen Sue Andrews Lola Armstrong Dan Baker Judy Barden Pat Bernath Debbie Best Keith Bettinger Tom Bick Donald Borer Marcia Borer Kathy Bovee Betty Brink Vickie Bur key Karen Bernard Barb Carr Mike Carroll Carol Clay Nancy Colon Karen Condon Mark Conrad Ron Cooper Steve Cox Bill Cramer Dorian Culler Tom Davis Cindy Demoulin Barb Dickerson Kathy Donahue Kenny Drennan Kathy Dulaney Patty Eddy Ray Eisel Nancy Faber Mike For ley Lois Fox Lynn Frantz Pam Fulton Anita Gar row Peggy Gillen John Gross Shelley Hamblin Beverly Hansen Kim Hiatt Gary Hinkle Mike Hinkle Archie Hobiing Diane Hold ridge Mary Ann Inderrieden Joe Jiminez Kathy Johnston Keith Jones Sandy Jones Jerry Kashmer Lucy Kebschull Luann Kime Cindy King Danny Kovar Diane Kreuz Donna Kreuz Ron Kuney Sandy Lambert Danny Lammon 60 Juniors Greg Langenderfer John Langenderfer Phil Langenderfer Kathy Lantz Nancy Leitner Mark Lindsay Steve Loeffler Tim Long Gilbert Lumbrezer Mike Malone Rick Meiring Christine Miller Chris Miller Denise Miller John Miller Kelly Miller Marty Miller Sue Mills Dawn Mizer Lyn Moore Jenny Mosiniak Lynn Mosiniak Mick Mosiniak Jeri Mowery Joe Murry Brenda Nichols Kelly O'Neil Ed O’Neill Tom Ott Darlene Paul Scott Peebles Gary Pennington Jan Pinkelman Rick Poor man Kathy Pupos Bonnie Raab Dolores Ramirez Pam Ray Ron Reckner Glen Reeves Rocky Roemer Doug Ronau Doyle Ronau Rick Ruple Peter Rupp Kay Sanderson Pat Sanford Joyce Scheuer Hollis Schaffer George Showman Jeff Simon Melody Simon Cheryl Smith Connie Smith Jeanne Smith Luann Smith Jim Smothers Rick Snyder Beverly Snyder Mark Spitler Lynn Stasa Marie Stites Harvey Stoll 61 Juniors ABSENTEES Kathy Ehrsam Spencer Griffin Mark Miller Denise Shulters Randy Wilson Rick Born Charles Coburn Rick Coopshaw Matt Elf ring Ed Pike SEC. Lynn Mosiniak, V.PRES. Cindy King, TREAS. Betty Brink, PRES. Sue Andrews Kathy Stubbins Becky Stutzman Mike Stutesman Kathy Tuggle Penny Vaculik Crystal Vernier Annabell Wanless Mike Wells Mark Willee Jack Woodward Susan Yaney Debbie Yoakam Steve Zientek Kim Gillen Denise Shulters Randy Wilson CLASS OFFICERS 'You guys, they caugnt us again. 62 SOPHOMORES The class of '76 has come a long way since last year. As Freshmen, our class officers were: Pres - Sue Simon, V. Pres - Sherri Cox, Sec - Diane Drennan, and Treas - Renee Mel- ler. These officers started out their first year of high school getting the class together. Some of our moneymaking projects were selling cushions and candy at all our football and basket- ball games. We also sold gym bags and spirit buttons. Along with these we sponsored the Freshmen's annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The Homecoming is a special event for each class. But as always it is something new to the Frosh. Last year the theme was to be based on a nursery rhyme. Our theme was Vikings Be Ready Vikings Be Swift, Vikings Jump Over the Goal Line Quick . Although we lost the float competition, we tried very hard. Our attendants were Jani Jones and Carolyn Miller. Then of course there is the Mardi Gras. Each class chooses a girl to compete for queen. Our class chose Lori Meeker for the candidate. She was escorted by Brad Peebles. This year as Sophomores we are more familiar with the high school. The officers that lead us are: Pres - Sherri Cox, V.Pres - Sue Simon, Sec - Chris Keefe, and Treas. - Kathy Himelhan. Up to now our moneymaking projects have been to raffle off one dozen roses for Valentine's Day. At the Homecoming this year, we really proved ourselves to the rest of the school by win- ning the float competition. This year's themes were based on popular songs. We had a tough time deciding on our theme but it proved successful. It was Hang On To Your Life. Our attendants were Karen Loeffler and Randi Eicher. This year the Mardi Gras changed the name to Continental Encore. Our candidate was Nina Leal and again we were not too successful, losing to the Senior candidate. That just about tells the story of our great class of '76. We hope that next year we will be the best class around! Sophomores Seward Allen Rick Arnold Tammy Adkins Donna Baker Katrinka Baldwin Denise Barlow Lewis Baumgartner George Bettinger Herb Betti nger Tom Bettinger Phil Bick Mark Bishoff John Blevins Carol Borck Joyce Borer Maggie Braun Connie Brown Jack Buckenmyer Debbie Butler Tim Clymer Barb Coburn Paul Conrad Sheri Cox Mike Creque Rick Crone Jim Crooks Linda Crowell Larry Decker Bob Deeds Pat Dennis Patty Dierkins Mark Downing Dawn Drath Dianne Drennan Randi Eicher Theresa Eisel Amy Elfring Kathy Feeback Kevin Ford Dean Fox Tom Fritsch Michele Gajdostik Jeff Gandee Roxanne Garlick Kathy Garrow Mike Garrow Jeff Gillen Teresa Goldsmith Julius Gombash Dave Hassen Debbie Herr Kevin Hershberger Kathy Himelhan Don Hudik Ken Hudik Kim Huffman Sharon Inderrieden Jackie Jones Janie Jones Mark Kahle Chris Keefe Karen Keefer Karen Kennedy 65 Sophomores Jeanne Kebschull Kevin King Lynette Kress Jerry Lambert Pam Langenderfer Pam Lambert Polly Langenderfer Nina Leal Mary Leslie Jeff Levan Julie Lindsay Karen Loeffler Gary Long Fred Mark Phil Marvin Geneva McConnell Terry McIntosh Merlin Mears Lori Meeker Joe Meiring Renee Metier Danny Mikesell Carolyn Miller Karen Mitchey Holly Mizer Vickie Mueller Pam Murry Kim Myers John Natter John Nevers John Nichols Doug O'Leary Mary O'Neil Bev Ott Wendell Perdue Rob Phillips Nancy Pierce Frank Piercy Dave Reckner Debbie Reier Steve Roe Tom Salsbury R.honda Schisier Bill Schmitz Dan Selimitz Matt Shane Greg Shaw Julie Shu Iters Mike Smith Sue Simon Mark St as a Albert Stites Brenda Swinford Kathy Szabo Raymond Szabo Tim Tuggle Pat Walbolt Jim Walker Jim Walter Janet Warner Cindy Werner Diane Whitaker Bill White 66 ABSENTEES Ann Ham man Par Montgomery Jeff Teeple Clyde Smith Tim Staton 67 Ain't we sweet? 68 The class of 77 came in a little scared this year and came out like peaches and cream. Everyone was excited about the first couple of days. First they had to pick class officers and student council representatives. They chose for President: Kip Gleckler, Vice President: Amy Vaculik, Secretary: Lynette Pfund, Treasurer; Angie Sylvester. Student Council members were: Mark Mizer, Julie Fleck, Zoe Vershum, Michelle Carroll and Susie Mika. Before they knew it the first football game was here and the Homecoming. Each class built a float. The theme for the freshman float was, A Dead Apache in the Middle of the Road. The attendants for Homecoming were Angie Sylvester and Patty Donahue. Escorts were Curt Ott and Terry Keeler. The next big thing was GAA initiation. Just about all the freshman girls went through this funday. All the girls who joined, dressed like a baby and carried a diaper bag around with them. It was a lot of fun and all the girls enjoyed it. The next event was the Continental Encore. The Language Club and GAA put it on. Peggy Wyse was chosen Queen Candidate. Her escort was Thad Bick. The freshman class did an excellent job of money making projects. They sold spirit buttons, football jerseys, and other things. They made more money than any other freshman class. Keep it up Class of 77 ! Freshmen Doug AI loro Barbara Angui a no Pam Barlow Stove Batos Karon Bernath Eli ebeth Bottingor Grog Bottingor Thad Bick Bocky Blevins Joo Blistono Janice Boror Roger Borland Kathy Bourn Denise Brink Jim Bryan Jeff Cadaret John Canfield Michelle Carroll Susan Christenson Kim Clendenin Steve Colo Keith Cox Lauralec Cox Sue Cramer Eric Culler Tina Damman David Davis Brenda Deeds Kathy Dennis Portirio Dia? Wayne Dickerson Patty Donahue Mark Dopp Lisa Dowling Roger Dulaney Pat Eisel Cindy Eller Mark Fauble John Fornor Julio Fleck R ho ml a Ford Mike Franl7 Joe Frit sell David Fulton Tom Fulton Teresa Galbraith Rebecca Garlick Mark C.arrow Rod Geer icki Gillespie Kip Gleckler Mike Corey Sam GrilTin Laura liakeos Margie 1 lalletl Mike 1 lallet t Earl Hallock Linda Hassen Dupree Hoge Marlene Holland Mike Holland Vickie Howell Greg Iott 70 Freshmen Janice Johnson Dawn Johnston Bob Kaczmarck Sally Keefe Terry Keeler Melinda Kiump Lennv Kornon Barbara Kovar Carol Kovar Linda Kruez John Kunisch Craig Lambert Robin La mm on Barbara Lantz Ron Leslie Julie Link Dave Lipinski Kathy Malburg Beth Markley Elodia Martinez Linda Marvin Brenda McClure Mary' McGhee Marcia Meeker Bill Meiring Suzi Mika Bonnie Miller Joanne Miller Joann Miller Kay Miller Bob Miller Mark Mizer Mary Jo Mosiniak Bernadette Mossing Scott Mowery Cathy Murd Debbie Murd Andy Myers Ann Natter Denise Neill Tim Nevers Cheryl Nichols Jim O'Neal Curt Oti Tim Patterson Margaret Paul Chris Peebles Lynette Pfund Michael Phillips Becky Pinkelman Danny Pontious Brenda Pope Tom Ramsey Mike Reymolds Renee Sanborn Greg Sanford Brian Sattler Mike Schmidlin John Schwind Peggy Scott John Soegcrt Bruce Shane Doris Shu Iters 71 ABSENTEE Linda Stout PRES. Kip decker, V. PRES. Mr. Geer's Earth Science ciass Amy Vaculik, SEC. Lynette Pfund, TREAS. Angie Sylvester _________________ Freshmen Melanie Simon Dennis Small man Debbie Sue Smith Debbie Lee Smith Julie Smith Lisa Smith Beth Snyder Matt Spitler Tom Stewart Jim Stubbins Greg Stutzman Angie Sylvester Matt Tredway Joyce Tucker David Turk Amy Vaculik Nick Vernier Zoe Vershum Patty West Rodney Westgate Jeff Whitaker Chester Whitney Luella Wisner Peggy Wyse Beverly Yoakman Ed Zientek Jerry McIntosh CLASS OFFICERS 1973 VIKING Sitting: Jeff Champion, Mark Delauter, Mark Ott, Mike Lindsay (capt.), Terry Smallman, Dan Victor, Kneeling: R. Meiring, G. Lumbrezer, J. Simon, T. Davis, J. Langenderfer, M. Lindsay, C. Miller Standing: student trainer George Woodring, J. Walker, K. Hershberger, K. King, D. O'Leary Above: Gary Meirer - Freshman Coach, Bill Steck - Defensive Coach, Bob Morr - Head Coach, Mel Fatchett - 7th Grade Coach, Don Smith - 8th grade Head Coach, Rick Dominique - 8th grade Asst. Coach OPPONENT WE THEY S wanton 27 8 home Montpelier 6 21 home Summerfield 6 0 away Right: Fairview 30 6 homecoming Bob Harrison Archbold 12 14 away Defensive Coach Patrick Henry 20 20 away Wauseon 14 16 away Liberty Center 20 12 home Delta 0 7 home Morenci 30 15 away The Varsity seniors would like to thank the Coaches for making their last year a success, with the first winning season in Evergreen's History of five wins, four losses and one tie. 74 VARSITY FOOTBALL Sitting: Morrie Demoulin, Dennis Overmyer, Steve Crowell, Rich Mosiniak, Tom Himelhan Fritz Huber, Dan Ott Kneeling: J. Murry, M. Hinkle, D. Borer, S. Pebbles, R. Roemer Standing: M. Garrow, L. Decker, B. Schmitz, Mgr. M. Tredway Left: A lot of thanks go to Mac Simon and George Hershburger for all the time spent in making Pifer Field one of the best playing fields in Northwestern Ohio. Bottom Left: If you touch me, I'll tell my mom and she's bigger than you! Dennis Overmyer dodging a tackle as he heads for the goalpost against Liberty Center. Bottom Middle: Big Morrie Demoulin leading the Vickings on to the field for another vic- tory. Being one of the bigger players, it only seems right to let him go first. Bottom Right: Here is Dan Victor kicking another 40 yard punt. Dan was our punter with the form just like the pro's. 75 Senior Tom Himelhan 2 yr. letterman NBL Honorable Mention linebacker Most Valuable Player NBL 2nd team - End Jeff Champion - fullback 2 yr. letterman 76 Dan Victor 3 yr. letterman NBL 2nd team - fullback Most Valuable Player Fritz Huber - fullback 2 yr. letterman Mike Lindsay 2 yr. letterman NBL Honorable Mention End Captain Mark Ott - halfback 3 yr. letterman Vikings Mark Delauter 3 yr. letterman NBL Honorable Mention Guard Dan Ott - fullback 2 yr. letterman Dennis Overmyer quarterback 3 yr. letterman NBL 2nd team Def. Halfback Terry Smallman - End 2 yr. letterman ' W- . - . ' ■ vr;: ...• - Steve Crowell 2 yr. letterman NBL Honorable Mention Tackle Morrie Demoulin - Tackle 3 yr. letterman 77 RIGHT: Rich Mosiniak Football Rich played as a tight end his sophomore year and re- ceived his first Varsity Letter. Rich had shown good potential but in the first day of tackling practice, the next year, he suffered a costly con- cussion. His services were lost for the rest of the year. His Senior year Rich decided to play but his doctor ad- vised him not to. The coaches felt he would have earned a Varsity Letter if he was able to play. So Rich received his third year letter his senior year. LEFT: George Woodring Here is another senior who will be missed greatly next year. As a freshman George became a Varsity manager and earned his first letter. In his sopho- more year, George was the Varsity trainer and manager. earning his letter and in the summer of 72 he went to Miami Ohio to better his skills as a trainer. Trainer and Man- ager in his junior year he won his third year letter and went to Ohio State University to further his training abilities. At the end of football season George became a four year letterman and is going to start at B. G.S.U., in the fall. George is going to Major in Health and P. E. and Minor in Math. He wants to teach in Math or P. E. and be a trainer or coach. GOOD LUCK GEORGE! Left: John Langenderfer makes another sharp cut on his way to a touchdown, against L.C. tigers. John was first team all league half-back in the N. B. L. as a junior and will be back next year ripping up more turf. Bottom: Annette Wilson, Var- sity Cheerleader shows off her artistic ability as she peps up the SENIOR WALL Right: Fullback Dan Victor added some muscle in the back field as he is seen here drag- ging an opponent for a first down. ttikiYlQS Che 9°hhQ -£ °ogie -iohKjh+p f 78 Cheerleaders This year a great job is being done by the E.H. S. cheerleaders. The cheerleaders are constantly seen putting up signs in the halls, practicing cheers for the great games, and cheering our guys on to victory. Our cheerleaders are even ac- tive in the summer. They make new cheers up for the new season and practice the old ones. This year when the reserves came home from camp they brought back a ribbon. The varsity also went to camp and brought back many new ideas and cheers. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GIRLS!! Right: Cheryl Schmitz was the captain of the varsity cheerleading squad. She spent much of her time working to keep our cheerleaders in line. Cheryl should be congratu- lated for the great job she has done this year. Reserve Cheerleaders Carolyn Miller Karen Loffler Cindy King Jani Jones Sharon Inderrieden Michelle Mosiniak Freshmen Football Standing: Coach Meier, ]. Kunisch, A. Myers, D. Davis, C. Peebles, M. Gorey, M. Mizer, C. Ott, Kneeling: R. Geer M. Schimidlin, D. Smallman, B. Sattler, M. Phillips, S. Mowery, R. Dulaney, Sitting: J. O'Neil, T. Stewart, E. Hallock, K. Gleckler, J. Stubins, R. Miller This year the Freshman football team was quite successful. Out of the games and many rough teams they competed against, our Frosh compiled a 5 win, 4 loss during the season. When our boys won they did a really good job of it. Each game they won, they topped the other team by over 20 points. Alot of hard practice went into these games and to help the boys out was their manager Jeff Whitaker, who often cheered them on to victory. Betcha can't catch me! From Left to Right: Elodia Mar- tinez, Peggy Wyse, Patty Dona- hue, Mounted: Marsha Meeker Varsity Basketball Team Left to Right: Back Row; Fritz Huber, Chuck Stutesman, John Langenderfer, Dennis Overmyer, Chris Miller, Jim Ritter, Gary Pokornik, Gary Hinkle, Dave Link, Steve Mizer, Gary Kreuz, Mark Delauter. Kneeling; Mgrs., Matt Tredway, George Wood - ring, Coach Swearingen, and Mark Downing. The 1973-74 Varsity Basketball team compiled a 14-6 win-loss record. This year was the first winning basketball season in the history of E. H. S. One of the ingredients for Evergreen's winning sea- son was nine seniors with five returning lettermen. The Vikings were small but outrebounded every opponent except one. Since the Vikings were at a height disadvantage they made up for the height by their quickness and hus- tling defense. Defense was the big asset this year. The Vik- ings held their opponents to an average of 55 points per game. Coach of the year for A in District 7, was our own coach, Tom Swearingen. He was picked by the coaches of 58 schools in Lucas, Williams, Defiance, Wood, Paulding, Fulton, and Henry Counties. Con- gratulations Coach, you deserve it for all you've con- tributed to Evergreen's first winning season in Basket- ball. 81 WE THEY Swanton 67 54 Springfield 63 48 Wauseon 49 44 Fayette 78 70 Archbold 46 47 Blissfield 83 54 Delta 56 60 Wauseon 55 62 Anthony Wayne 71 48 DeVilbiss 41 59 ■ Patrick Henry 48 54 Liberty Center 89 56 Delta 57 39 Swanton 74 64 North Central 71 58 Montpelier 62 51 Tinora 83 69 Pettisville 68 55 AA Sectional Springfield (O.T.) 61 56 Cardinal 66 79 Stritch Our Varsity Gary Pokornik Poko forward 2 year letterman NBL Honorable Mention Mark Delauter Star Co-captain guard 2 year letterman Best Defensive Player Dennis Overmyer Ovey Co-captain forward 3 year letterman Jim Ritter Tex Center _ 1 year letterman 82 y Dave Link Snake forward 1 year letterman Steve Mizer Mize guard 1 year letterman Seniors Gary Kreuz Kreuz Boy guard 1 year letterman Chuck Stutesman Kissy Kissy guard 1 year letterman Fritz Huber Hoobie Boo guard 1 year letterman George Woodring 4 year varsity manager Well, it's that time again, as Ovey and Star are out there trying to make the big decision, heads or tails . Eric looks on making sure no foul plays are made! Vikings in Action Co-Captain Mark Delauter brings the ball up the floor like Oscar Robertson. Scoring two points on a fast break is Gary Hinkle. Gary was chosen most improved player and also had the best foul shooting percentage of the team. Gary Pokornik brings down another rebound. This year Evergreen out rebounded every team except one. This factor helped win alot of their games. Mark Dalauter (14), John Langenderfer (24) and Dennis Overmyer (34) are putting the three-two zone defense into action. Chris Miller (44) rips down a big re- bound against Springfield as John Lan- genderfer (24) and Gary Hinkle (40) assist. Chris led the rebound depart- ment for Evergreen with 209. 84 More Action V $ ir-V. KJ A big thanks goes to Mrs. Mathias and the art students for making these beautiful wall plaques of all the schools in the league. Funds for the materials came from the student council treasury. Getting another opening tip for Evergreen is Chris Miller. Chris received first team and most val- uable player. John Langenderfer drives around his de- fender for an easy two points. John received honorable mention in the Northern Border League and in District Seven. Gary Hinkle (40) going through the back door for two against S wanton. 85 Varsity Cheerleaders V i k e t t e s This is Kelly Hales, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Hales, Delta. Her father is the high school principal. Kelly has cheered with the Varsity cheer- leaders at the basketball games this past year. Mounted (L-R) Jill Kleck, Annette Willson, Jeanne Mossing Standing (L-R) Cheryl Schmitz, Kathy Dona- hue, Bev Herrick The Vikettes are a group of spirited girls who perform at halftime of the varsity basketball games at home. They stay after school and work many hours to get their dancing routines perfected for their performances. They dance to all types of music including modern songs. To become a Vikette, the girls had to make up a routine and they also had to tryout to a required routine. A panel of judges voted on the girls appearance and performance. Last year’s president was Luann Gillespie and Vice-President was Becky Martin. Row 1 (L-R) Joyce Borer, Vicky Mueller, Cathy O'Neil, Luann Gillespie, Becky Martin, Becky Mossing, Michele Gajdostik, Kathy Himelhan Row 2 Becky Stutzman, Sheri Cox, Mary O’Neil, Dawn Mizer, Miss Bushong: Advisor, Janice Borer, Margie Hallet, Holly Mizer, Kim Huffman 86 Reserve Basketball L-R: Mark Lindsay, Greg Shaw, Ron Reckner, Larry Decker, Jeff Winn, Coach Tus- sing, Doug O'Leary, Kevin King, Keith Jones, Tom Davis, Gary Pennington This picture shows Keith Jones shooting for two as Mark Lindsay (34) and Gary Ponnington (52) rush in for the rebound. Notice the scoreboard! Our team is on top. Keep it up boys! Let us hope that the score keeps on this way, for the winning tradition is coming to Ever- green . Now that is our basket and this is theirs . Coach Tussing is telling the team what they should be doing. The reserves' record was nothing to talk about, but with returning experience and an established freshmen team, next year should be better. 87 Right. Gary Pennington is on another one of his highs, going for the open- ing tip. Hey guys, give me the ball. Top. Bombs away! Keith Jones shoots another eighteen footer. 88 L. to R. Carolyn Miller, Sharon Inderrieden, Janie Jones, (Top Center), Michelle Mosiniak (Bottom Center), Cindy King, Karen Loeffler. Freshmen Basketball (Top) 1st Row: M. Schmidlin, M. Frantz, Coach Steve Shay, E. Zientek, J. Blystone, 2nd Row: G. Stutzman, J. Whitaker, D. Turk, K. Cox, D. Smallman, S. Mowery, I. Dulaney, 3rd Row: C. Peebles, M. Fauble, M. Gorey, D. Davis Freshmen Cheerleaders Marcia Meeker Elodia Martinez Patty Donahue Peggy Wyse 89 Wrestling L-R; T. Himelhan, S. Crowell, M. Lindsay, M. Garrow, E. O'Neil, M. Ott, D. Ott, T. Bick, J. Buckemnyer, F. Mack, D. Wyse, Standing; P. Montgomery, Coach Harrison The Varsity Wrestling team was very successful this year. They took first place in the Otsego and Delta Invitational tour- naments and placed third in the league. The team lead by eight seniors, ended the year with the first winning season in Viking Grappler history recording six wins and only two losses to very tough competition. This year Dan Wyse advanced to state competition with Fred Mack as an alternate. This is the second year Evergreen has had a State competitor. Mark Ott went last year being the first for Evergreen. Mark and Dan are both graduating seniors and will be missed greatly out on the mat and in school. Coach Harrison is looking forward to an improved season next year with many more state competitors. Above; Give 'em a marvin! is the ex- pression given to us as Coach Harrison yells advice to one of his wrestlers. Known to his players as Happy Harrison he always seems to have laryngitis after a match. Left; As the crowd roars In the Upper Left-Hand Comer, Bob Wanless, and ex-Evergreen wrestler watches with concentration as one of our own matmen win a tight squeeze. The meet was enjoyed by everyone with the exception of Chris and Brad who seemed to be fascinated with the camera instead of this match. 90 Season 98 lbs. state boy Dan Wyse in Delta's match (Shown Left), tied with his man 1-1. Dan beat his man in the Delta Tour- ney for first place-prior to this match. Dan got his one point in the 2nd period right away but had no luck in taking him dow'n. In the 3rd period with seconds left Delta got away from Dan and with no chance for a take down, the match ended. Dan ended his season with only this tie. Dan being a graduating senior, will be missed greatly for match competition in the future. Right: In the Swanton match, Dan Ott 126 lbs., works for a reversal as towel man Kevin Hershberger, taps the referee ending the period. Dan won 3-0 getting his 2 points just in before the buzzer. He ended his season without losing a match in team competition. Bottom: An escape for Mark Ott is in store as they both work hard to gain positions. Mark 132 lbs. won this one against Swanton 6-0 and added another win to his record. Last year Mark was our only state com- petitor and advanced to district this year. Right: Big Morrie Demoulin HWT. plays with his man from Woodmore before pinning him in 4:49. Morrie got three easy take downs before his final blow with a pin. He never seems to have trouble and showed it by the score. Morrie saved the day for us in many matches this year and last, and is going to be missed much more than we know. Now with Morrie gone our HWT. class is split right open, so anyone who is big, strong, and likes to wrestle come and see the coach for a spot on the team. GOOD LUCK TO ALL WHO COME! !!!!!!!!!!!! 91 2 year letterman Most Valuable Player and Most Pins 10 Otsego and Delta Champs 2nd at Lakota 2nd at Sectional and District Mark Ott 132 lbs. 21-2 4 year letterman Most T akedowns, 27 Champs at Laketa, Otsego Delta and Sectional Dan Ott 126 lbs. 13-3 3 year letterman Otsego Champ 2nd at Lakota 92 Dan Victor 175-185 lbs. 14-8 2 year letterman Delta Champ 2nd at Otsego 4th at Lakota and Sectional Seniors Tom Himelhan 167-175 lbs. 9-4 2 year letterman Otsego Champ Morrie Demoulin HWT. 10-8 2 year letterman 2nd at Otsego and Delta 93 Steve Crowell 167-175 lbs. 3-8 2 year letterman 3rd at Delta Mike Lindsay 155 lbs. 7-10 2 year letterman Otsego Champ WRESTLING SCORING TABLE we they Woodmore 39 18 Wauseon 31 21 Archbold 30 24 Patrick Henry 55 12 Liberty Center 32 24 Swanton 36 18 Montpelier 57 9 Delta 20 35 Above Pictures: Tom Himelhan Left and Dan Victor Right are shown here with their parents Feb. 19 in Evergreen's gym as the parents of the wrestlers, matmaids, score- keepers, and timers are honored for their great work in raising their children. This night we wrestled Delta for a three way tie for first place. Although we lost it was a good night for wrestlers and parents. Above Left: Jack Buckenmyer has his man from woodmore right where he wants him. The ref is giving our matman two points for a near pin as the buzzer sounds to end the second period. Bucky won 11-2 and started his season with a great win. Jack will have more experience and knowledge for next year and may become one of our greatest wrestlers. GOOD LUCK BUCKY!!! Above Right: Tom Himelhan looks to the bench for advice as his guy from Woodmore lies helpless. Left: Varsity matmaids look on as they hope for a lot more progress with our team. Nancy Damman looks a little upset as our wrestler has a little trouble. 94 This years Varsity Matmaids are, Right: Senior Judy Marks, Junior, Donna Kreuz, Seniors, Diane Bratton and Nancy Dam- man. We're very proud of the MATMAIDS and all the work they have done to help make this a successful season. Bot- tom: The Matmaids, wearing the latest fashions, bib over- alls, are singing to the wres- tlers just before a sectional match held at Evergreen. Someones in the kitchen mak- ing ca--ake for when they get back from state is sung to the tune of I've been working on the Railroad. Matmaids Approximately twenty girls tried out and from these four Varsity and four Reserve were picked. Varsity matmaids are made up of Juniors and Seniors and Reserve matmaids are made up of Freshmen and Sophomores. Miss Patricia Hathaway was the advisor and helped the girls to choose their new uniforms which they wore during the wrestling season. Back Row: Dianna Bratton, Lynette Pfund, Michelle Carroll, Susie Mika, Nancy Damman. Front Row: Donna Kruez, Betty Wyse, and Judy Marks. 95 Varsity Baseball Back Row: Left to Right: Coach Tom Swearingen, Gary Pokornik, Gary Hinkle, Chris Miller, Steve Mizer, Coach Bill Steck. Second Row: Manager George Woodring, Mark Ott, John Langenderfer, Tom Himelhan, Gary Kreuz. First Row: Chuck Stutesman, Jeff Champion, Rick Meiring, Mark Delauter, Fritz Huber. TOM HIMELHAN 4-year letterman Left fielder MARK DELAUTER 3-year letterman Third Baseman V GARY POKORNIK 3-year letterman Pitcher STEVE MIZER MARK OTT FRITZ HUBER 3-year letterman 2-year letterman 2-year letterman CHUCK STUTESMAN 2-year letterman Second baseman GARY KREUZ 1 -year letterman Pitcher JEFF CHAMPION 1 -year letterman Right fielder 97 Aetion At left is our faithful scorekeeper, Sue Simon checking the line up and getting ready for the game. Above doing what they do best are Senior Bat Girls, Nancy Damman and Diane Bratton. The girls returned foul balls and picked up bats after players. They will be greatly missed next year. A new score board, at left, was put up this year so the fans can tell what the score is without bothering the players. At Bottom are shown the new dugouts that should help keep the snow and rain off the players. RECORD we they Hilltop 6 2 Morenci 2 1 Fairview 4 1 DeVilbiss 2 4 Start 4 7 Pettisville 3 8 Liberty Center 6 5 Swanton 4 3 Bryan 10 3 Patrick Henry 1 2 Delta 4 2 Sylvan ia 0 1 Swanton 1 2 Montpelier 5 0 Rogers 3 4 Archbold 10 4 Whitmer 4 10 Whitmer 2 3 Napoleon 3 0 Wauseon 12 1 98 Shots Senior, Tom Himelhan gets ready for the first pitch. Receiving the signs from the catcher is our ace hurler Gary Pokor- nik. Being greeted at home plate is Rick Meiring after hitting his first home run. Coach, Bill Steck has a Present coaching rec- ord of 40 wins and 23 losses in his 3 years here at Evergreen. Third Baseman Mark Delauter trying to make the out as the ball comes from second. 99 Aetion John Langenderfer steals another base during the first sectional game. Bunting the ball is Mark Ott as he tries to ad- vance the base runner. Stretching to make the out is Junior, Chris Miller. Getting his warm-up throws in is Gary Hinkle. Gary will be returning next year to help the Vikings. Chuck Stutesman puts the tag on for the out. 100 Reserve Baseball Back Row: Kevin King, John Nevers, Mike Hinkle, Tom Davis, Mark Lindsay, Gilbert Lumbrezer, Mark Willee, Coach Swearingen Front Row: Dennis Small- man, Jeff Gandee, Greg Stutesman, Mike Stutes - man, Nicky Vernier, Larry Decker STATISTICS We They Hilltop 13 2 Start 11 8 Pettisville 0 12 Rogers 13 7 St. Johns 8 9 Swanton 0 1 Wauseon 9 1 Swanton 5 6 Sylvania 7 14 Wauseon 4 5 Freshmen Baseball Standing: Coach Mel Fachett, Depree Hoge, Steve Bates, Scott Mow- ery, Andy Myers, John Seegert Second Row: Tim Nevers, Dennis Smallman, Kip Gleck- ler, Rod Geer, Mark Mizer, Jim Stubbins Front Row: Earl Hal- lock. Bill Meiring, Joe Blystone, Ed Zientek, Mike Frantz 101 Track Standing: Coach Robert Morr, Dave Turk, Curt Ott, Mike Phillips, Mike Gorey, Dave Davis Kneeling: Rick Crone, Rick Arnold, Jim Walker, Mike Holland, Bob Miller, Matt Shane Sitting: Tom Bick, Terry Smallman, Tom Marvin, Dennis Overmyer, Rocky Roemer, Ron Reckner Senior Trackmen TOM MARVIN 2 year letterman 440 yard sprinter DENNIS OVERMYER 3 year letterman hurdler and high jumper TERRY SMALLMAN 3 year letterman long distance runner Mike Gorey clears the - high jump bar during practice. Mike was only a freshman this year. This assures Evergreen of a good future as Mike has plenty of potential. Mike cleared 4 feet 6 inches in the League meet at Wauseon. This mark is 1 inch from the present record. Mike is also a hurdler. It is a good thing that the Lord blessed him with long legs be- cause that is what it takes to be a hurdler. And long legs is what Mike has. Mike Phillips employs the Fosberry flop as he goes over the crossbar. Mike is a high jumper. He shares the record for Evergreen with Dennis Overmyer. The record for Evergreen's track team is 5 feet 7 inches, set in the early part of this season. Mike has also shown talent running the hurdles. And with three more years he should be setting more records. Mike is also a freshman. Pictured at the left is John Blevins trying his luck at the pole vault pit. Better luck next time John. Actually John is a fine sprinter. John ran in the 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, and ran the last leg of the 880 relay. For John, this is his second year on the track team and his second varsity letter in track. 103 More Track Pictured at the left is another member of the varsity track man in action during practice. This is Joe Murry. Joe is a junior member of the team, and also his second year. He has performed very well this year for the Ever- green team. Joe's two events were the shot put and the discus. He threw the shot 45 feet at the league meet, and threw the discus at a distance of 111 feet during the course of the season. Way to shine Joe, and Good Luck next year. Girls Track Team Front Row L to R: Dawn Mizer, Bev Herrick, Yvett Walker, Cheryl Smith, Pat Bernath, and Diane Whitaker. 2nd Row: Marlene Holland, Kathy Szabo, Vicki Mueller, Elodia Martinez, and Betty Wyse. 3rd Row: Ms. Hathway (Coach), Pam Murray, Janice Borer, Karen Bernath, Linda Kruez, Debbis Murd, and Joann Miller. Shown Below are two senior members of the girls track team. Bev Herrick Yvett Walker are trying to tie the strings in their sweat pants, and it looks as if they are having trouble. What can you expect since it is their first year. N t Bev, How can I tie this? I've only got one string. Well look, they gave me two!. Golf Team Kneeling: Left to Right: Dave Lipinski, Mike Wells, Jani Jones, Bill Cramer Standing, Left to Right: Jim O'Neil, Ken Miller, Jeff Bischoff, Larry Vasko, Tom Ott, and Randy Sanborn. Their great and fearless leader, Mr. Lyle Con- don. This year's golf team was very few in number compared to the other years. They had the first girl, Jani Jones, to partici- pate in golf here at Evergreen. Our team this year did not really get a chance to show their ability as it seemed that every time they had a match scheduled it was called off for some reason. Next year the schools around are trying something new. Golf will be a fall sport instead of a spring sport. This is to give the boys a good sense of proving themselves of this sport. Girls’ Basketball Varsity and Reserve VARSITY Left to Right: Cheryl Smith, Pat Stasa, Pat Bernath, Dawn Mizer, Becky Stutzman, Nancy Damman, Bev Herrick, Nancy Stewart, Pat Sanford, Kathy Donahue, and Kathy Pupos. RESERVE Left to Right: Back Row: Marlene Holland, Julie Link, Sue Simon, Suzi Mika, Melinda Klump, Elodia Martinez Front Row: Zoe Vershum, Patti Donahue, Peggy Wyse, 106 Michelle Gadjostik, and Pam Langenderfer. Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Pam Hathaway, Vicky Snyder, Sue Simon Middle Row: Elodia Martinez, Patti Donahue, Jani Jones, Cathy O'Neil Mary O'Neil, Shelly Simon, Becky Stutzman, Kathy Pupos, Peggy Wyse, Dawn Mizer, Kathy Donahue. Front Row: Nancy Stewart, Kathy Dulaney, Cindy King, Diana Bratton, Pat Stasa, Annette Willson, Vicky Mueller, Beth Snyder, Pat Sanford, Pat Bernath. GAA-SPORTS This year's girls sports have been scattered and far between. It almost seemed as though they would just get started and zap, they were gone already. The games and activities the girls had were a lot of fun and gave them a lot of experience, but the school competition was another thing. It was as though the other schools just didn't want to participate and give the girls a chance to show their talent. The previous pages have shown the girls sports teams in their various areas. 107 Aetion Candids Organizations Our Kids at Four Every year Sophomores have a chance to better themselves by going to Four County their Junior and Senior years. At Four Coun- ty they can learn different trades and get a head start on their careers. After graduation some may go right into the job world while others further their educa- tion by going to two or four year schools. The students at Four County are given a chance to compete with others in their field of study. This year we had seven students place in district competition. Nancy Faber moved on to regional competition where she placed 2nd in Commercial Selling. Pam Fulton was a member of the Parliamentary Procedure team that placed 3rd at the state level. We'd like to congratulate all of the Ever-4 green students at Four County for their fine performances. DIESEL ENGINE MACHINE SHOP CLERICAL HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Lawrence Baldwin Edward Bond Sandy Born Bender Cathy Cadaret Edward Braun Dan Kovar Luann Gillen Pat Sattler Karen McBride Bev Hansen PRINTING OWE Debbie Ward Sue Mills Ellen Cramer Gary Drennan Anita Garrow Darlene Paul James Smother Charles Coburn Christina Miller Wendell Perdue INTERIOR DECORATING ELECTRONICS Pat Seegert AG MECHANIC Nancy Faber Jerry Kebschull Brian Thornton Mike Nofzinger Kathy Johnston George Showman Rick Coopshaw Kathy Lantz Sue Yaney COSMETOLOGY Dianne Hughes CARPENTRY STENOGRAPHY Kim Truckor Eugene Miller Cheryl Fritsch Karen Burnard Doyle Ronau Cheryl Fulton Mary Inderrieden Gary Grohoske Martha Glecker Beverly Snyder Sandy Pinkelman WELDING Pam Fulton AUTO MECHANIC Matt Elfring Mark Gillen James Thornton Tim Long DRAFTING COMMERCIAL ART ENGINE REPAIR James Marvin Kathy Tuggle Ed Pike INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE Marc Conrad PLUMBING AND AIR CONDITIONING Steve Zientek County in Action 111 Agribusiness Jerry Griffin - Pilliod Cabinet Pam Ehrsam - Miller's Super Dollar Greg Malburg - Bob's Bestmart 112 Twenty-six Sen- iors were involved in the Agribusiness Co- op program this past year. This number in- cluded 19 boys and 4 girls. Agribusiness Co- op is a work-study program in which the students spend ap- proximately 1 2 day at school and the rest of the day at a local business where they are employed and re- ceive training. April 16 the FFA Banquet was held and the Agribusiness stu- dents were involved. They gave their em- ployers a plaque which tells the name of the student and the bus- iness. Other awards were received by the stu- dents at the banquet for good money man- agement. The first place award was a $25 savings bond and the second place awards were savings ac- counts. Larry Lee - Ironwood Golf Course Mark Delauter - Carter Lumber John Barba - David Brick's Farms Mike Canada - Whitmer's Heating Savings Account Award Ron Schmitz - Smith's Restaurant Savings Account Award Scott Ford - John Ziler Farms Co-op Dave Cox - Carter Plumb- ing, Heating, Electric $25 Savings Bond Award Diane Borland - My-T-Fine Restaurant Sandy Bourn - Tiffin Valley National Bank Savings Ac- count Award Dave Creque - Brick's Greenhouse Morrie Demoulin - Carter Lumber Tom Miller - Signal - Stat 113 Students Tom Marvin - St. Mary's Processing Paul Bryant - Lyons Village Jon Saeger - Harold Saeger Farm Mike Porter - American Motors John Garrow - Bettinger's Greenhouse CEJ Alan Szabo - Szabo Bros. Farms Dorene Purdue - Wendell Perdue - Don Baker Dan Victor - Rene Victor Farm Mr. Miller - Advisor 114 OWA Row 1 (L-R) Tim Patterson, Patty West, Danny Pontious, Mr. Barnaby, Advisor Row 2 (L-R) Bob Kaczmarck, Cindy Eller, Porfirio Diaz, Don Hudik OWA or Occupational Work Adjustment is for students age 14-15. They spend part of their day in school and the rest is spent at a work station learn- ing a trade. The work stations vary from cafeteria help to work in the bus garage. Some of the students work in the high school building while others work for other grade school buildings or local towns. Much of the success of this program is due to the fine ef- forts of the advisor, Mr. Paul Barnaby. Boy’s ’n Girl’s State Mark Baker and George Woodring were selected to go to Boy's State and Diana Bratton was chosen to go to Girl's State. Boy's State was held at Ashland College while Capitol University was the scene for Girl's State. Both were held during June of 1973. They learned how government is run on the state, county, and city levels through party cau- cases and convention elections. Model governments were set up and the boys and girls ran for and carried out different government offices. Although it sounds as if this was all work and no play they did find time for other activities. A good time was had by this trio and they would like to thank the local organ- izations that made their trip to Boy's and Girl's State possible. Concert Band 1st Row: (L-R) J. Scheurer, S. Salsbury, B. Stutzman, S. Cox, L. Simpkins, L. Gill- espie, M. Gajodstik, H. Mizer, B. Martin, J. Mowery, 2nd Row: B. Kovar, P. Donahue, B. Markley, L. Wisner, M. Holland, N. Damman, D. Bratton, C. Smith, J. Marks, B. Kaczmarck, P. Sanford, D. Hassen, J. Jones, K. O'Neil, D. Mizer, J. Mossing, R. Sanborn, 3rd Row: P. Ray, P. Langenderfer, V. Burkey, T. Damman, M. Hallet, V. Gillespie, D. Whitaker, K. Kennedy, K. Woodring, P. Bernath, S. Kalnbach, K. Dona- hue, L. Scheurer, P. Ehrsam, K. Stubbins, T. Ferner, S. Andrews, J. Borer, M. O'Neil, K. Huffman, C. Brown, B. Herrick, J. Wagoner, Standing: D. Herr, D. Bar- low, S. Mizer, K. Miller, J. Woodward, T. Salsbury, C. Cupp, V. Mueller, Mr. Griffin. OFFICERS Standing: SEC. - Sue Andrews, TREAS. - llfi Kathy Donahue Sitting: V. PRES. - Kelly O'Neil, PRES. Luann Gillespie Tweet-Tweet-Tweet-Tweet! Hup, 2-3- 4 Evergreen's 57 member band was led down the field by EHS’s first drum major Randy Sanborn. Performances at half-time ranged from dances and drills to fire and flags. Everyone con- sidered the '74 marching season a suc- cess. The concert band did many things this year. They played at student as- semblies and special occasions. The band also went to contest and received the best rating ever. They played a required number, a march, and a se- lected number. We'd like to congratulate the band and the new director Mr. Griffin on a great year! Senior Band Members Marching Band PEP BAND HEAD MAJORETTE Luann HEAD DRUM MAJOR Randy OUR DIRECTOR Mr. Griffin Chorus 1st Row (L - R); Mr. Griffin, P. Leitner, E. Martinez, L. Stasa, K. Sanderson, K. Malburg, R. Meller, R. Witt, S. Lambert, J. Miller. 2nd Row: L. Dowling, K. Dul- aney, B. Blevins, B. Wyse, S. Inderrieden, R. Weiss, S. Smothers, C. Creoue, J. Fleck, M. Klump, A. Vaculik, 3rd Row: A. Hammon, P. Montgomery, M. Mizer, M. Canada, J. Bickford, S. Mizer, M. McConnell, J. Bishop, A Elfring, N. Colon, C. Cupp, K. Mitchey, P. Lambert. 4th Row: D. Shulters, M. Leslie, M. Borer, S. Wit- tscheck, V. Burley, C. Keefe, S. Pfund, M. Mosiniak, D. Drath, K. Feeback, P. Mur- ty, M. Carroll, L. Kreuz, M. Paul, K. Simmons, B. Brashear, J. McConnell, E. Snyder, C. Eller. President - S. Mizer, Vice-President - S. Pfund Secretary - S. Inderrieden, Treasurer - K. Simmons CHORUS The members of Chorus have been doing a great job of singing this past year. They put on a great Thanksgiving pro- gram that started our holidays wonder- fully. The next program was to be put on at Christmas but was postponed till the Speech, Band and Chorus could get togeth- er and make up a program. They did a great job of singing at the Mardi Gras, and we had a great solo performance by two of the girls in Chorus. 118 Varsity E Row 1, R. Rechner, D. Ott, D. Wyse, P. Marvin, M. Ott, Row 2, S. Crowell, J, Champion, M. Delauter, G. Kreuz, F. Huber, G. Woodring, Row 3, M. Demoulin, K. Miller, Row 4, Mr. Har- rison, J. Simon, C. Statesman, Row 5, Mr. Morr, M. Lindsay, M. Downing, E. Pinkleman, G. Pokornik, D. Link, C. Miller, Row 6, E. O'Neil, J. Langendefer, Row 7, D. Leal, R. Meiring, Row 8, S. Mizer, T. Smallman, S. Griffin, J. Murry, S. Peebles, D. Overmyer, Row 9, T. Himelhan, M. Lindsay, M. Hinkle, D. O'Leary, R. Roemer, B. Schmitz. Varsity E officers, L-R, Mr. Morr - Ad- visor, F. Huber - Treas; G. Kruez - Sec- retary; G. Woodring - V. President; R. Himlehan - President The Varsity E is an exclusive club for only the athletes who have earned a Varsity letter. The Varsity E does many things toward the improvement of the school. This year they looked into improving the locker room and painted the weight room. They also repainted the Evergreen sign at the corner of Rt. 20 and Rd. 6. If you have ever noticed the boys selling tickets at the basketball and foot- ball games, well it's the Varsity E. They sell them on the game ball and the money goes to the club for different projects. This year they are hoping to carpet the boy's locker room so they can conserve energy and keep the guy's feet from getting cold. 119 Girls Athletic Row 1:J. Mossing, B. Mossing, P. Ehrsam, J. Wagoner, B. Martin, L. Gillespie, Y. Walker, B. Herrick, C. Schmitz, N, Stewart, S. Miller, C. Creque, V. Miller Row 2: S. Bourn, N. Damman, D. Bratton, L. Simpkins, K. Cox, J. Marks, A. Wilson, J. Kleck, C. O'Neil, C. Smith, V. Snyder, L. Scheuer Row 3: P. Snyder, S. Smothers, S. Salsbury, J. Pinkelman, V. Burkey, P. Gillen, B. Nichols, L. Frantz, D. Kreuz, C. Clay, B. Dickerson Row 4: K. Stubbins, K. Dulaney, P. Sanford, L. Smith, M. Simon, J. Mosiniak, C. King, K. Pupos, S. Andrews, L. Mosiniak, M. Mosiniak Row 5: J. Smith, L. Stasa, S. Jones, B. Raab, D. Kreuz, D. Miller, K. Condon, C. Allen, J. Mowery Row 6: M. Borer, B. Brink, B. Stutzman, D. Mizer, P. Bernath, K. Donahue, P. Ray, J. Scheuer, K. O'Neil Advisor: Miss Hathaway, President: J. Kleck, V. Pres.: K. Donahue, Sec.; M. O'Neil, Treas.: K. O’Neil, Historian: J. Mosiniak, Points Ch. : SR. - B. Martin, JR. - D. Kreuz, SOPH. - S. Simon, FROSH. - M. Mosiniak, Publicity Ch. M. Mosiniak 120 GAA is the largest club in Evergreen High,. There are about 200 girls in this club. They sponsor approx- imately one activity a month. GAA stands for Girls Athletic Associa- tion. The activities are usually sports oriented. The biggest activity of the year is the Dance Concert. Other events are the initiation where the new members have to do and dress as the upperclass- men tell them. The other event is the Slum- ber Party at the YMCA, where the girls go for a night of swimming, fun and games. Association 1st Row: (L-R) M. Gadjostik, P. Langenderfer, C. Brown, M. Leslie, J. Borer, V. Mueller, J. Jones, A. Hamman, D. Baker, D. Drath, T. Eisel, R. Eicher, K. Wood- ring, S. Inderrieden, K. Garrow, 2nd Row: M. Braun, K. Szabo, L. Kress, B. Coburn, G. McConnell, B. Swinford, D. Barlow, D. Whitaker, D. Herr, J. Kebschull, D. Butler, L. Meeker, P. Dierkens, M. O'Neil, 3rd Row: P. Walbolt, J. Warner, P. Murry, K. Baldwin, J. Lindsay, K. Keefer, J. Jones, K. Himelhan, B. Wyse, R. Schisler, C. Mil- ler, S. Simon, 4th Row: K. Feeback, R. Meller, N. Pierce, K. Loeffler, K. Kennedy, R. Garlick, K. Huffman, S. Cox, C. Keefe, H. Mizer, P. Zenk, S. Simon, 5th Row: D. Murd, K. Malburg, E. Martinez, R. Garlick, P. Wyse, M. Mosiniak, D. Smith, A. Sylvester, J. Fleck, M, Simon, L. Hassen, C. Nichols, L. Cox, 6th Row: L. Marvin, R. Ford, B. Pinkelman, K. Dennis, E. Bettinger, B. Miller, S. Cramer, J. Miller, L. Kreuz, M. Klump, S. Mika, P. Donahue, D. Johnston, 7th Row: B. Snyder, M. Paul, B. Deeds, L. Dowling, B. Blevins, A. Natter, R. Sanborn, B. Kovar, C. Murd, B. Markley, R. Lammon, D. Smith, 8th Row: B. Mossing, Z. Vershum, M. Meeker, V. Gillespie, M. Carroll, T. Damman, L. Pfund, D. Brink, D. Miller, A. Vaculik, B. McClure, 9th Row: M. Holland, J. Link, P. Scott, J. Borer, P. Barlow, B. Lantz B. Pople, M. Hallett, D. Neil, K. Bourn, M. McGhee, T. Galbraith. I think my diapers are wet! Freshman are getting smaller but this is ridiculus! 121 Gun Club L-R, Row 1 - C. Downing, B. Baker, Y. Walker, P. Langendfer, M. Carroll, P. Er- sham, J. Crooks, L. Vasko, J. Miller, R. Cooper, M. Farley, R. Snider, Row 2 - R. Eicher, K. Kennedy, L. Gillespie, M. Gajdostik, R. Sanborn, K. Hershberger, M. Bishoff, M. Stasa, M. Mears, M. O'Neil, R. Kuney, Row 3-D. Borland, P. Kennedy, K. Cox, V. Gillespie, P. Ray, B. White, T. Marvin, M. Shane, K. Gillen, M. Creque, J. Simon, K. O'Neil, D. Borer, Advisor - Mr. Hershberger, Row 4 - C. Demoulin, L. Moore, D. Cox, G. Langendfer, R. Sanborn, T. Bettinger, Row 5 - S. Loeffler, R. Mosiniak, J. Woodward, M. Carroll, J. Gross. GUN CLUB All members of the Gun Club were gunho last year. They had eleven teams of five each. Shooting started in October at Toledo Winchester with the election of Becky Baker, president and Peaches Ken- nedy as secretary. Mr. Hershberger the advisor started this club a few years ago and it was one of the first in the state. Members of fhe club sold fruit with FFA in November to pay for various ex- penses in the club. Their National Trap Challenge was held March 13. Both a boys and a girls team was in the competition, with the boys being 3rd and the girls 2nd. Spring brought the end of shooting and the annual Gun Club Banquet. It was held at the Rock Inn in Adrian, Michigan on March 19. Each member received a trophy with team 6 being the overall winners. The participants of the winning team are Kevin Hershberger, Bill White, Pam Er- sham, Mike Carroll, and Mike Garrow. 122 Rifle Club Rifle Club; Row 1 - R. Kuney, K. Hershberger, M. Garrow, J. Nichols, Row 2 - Mr. Hershberger, Advisor, L. Vasko, M. Wagner, D. Hoge. ECOLOGY DAY The small pictures on the facing pages are shots taken of ecology day and conservation classes at the pond. Many thanks go to Mr. Hershberger and all who set up the program. The presentation given by the speakers were very informative and enjoyed by all in spite of the threatening weather. Topics included wildlife protection, conservation practices and camping information. Conservation students enjoyed sailing and canoeing, although some thought swimming was better. 123 Language Club (Row 1) L-R: Mrs. Summons, L. Scheuer, J. Scheurer, M. Gajdostik, K. Huffman, K. Keefer, J. Jones, M. Meeker, M. McGee, A. Sylvester, S. Mika, R. Meller, C. Murd (Row 2) C. O'Neil, D. Overmyer, J. Langenderfer, C. Smith, L. Smith, C. Smith, R. Witt, L. Stout, B. McClure, P. Zink, P. Walbolt, R. Sanborn (Row 3) B. Martin, J. Kleck, N. Leal, C. Borck, D. Barlow, T. Damman, M. Carroll, P. Donahue, B. Mark- ley, V. Gillespie, L. Pfund (Row 4) S. Bourn, K. Keefer, S. Andrews, D. Best, P. Sanford, M. Borer, K. Bovee, L. Frantz, K. Miller, D. Neil, J. Warner (Row 5) H. Bettinger, K. King, L. Decker, J. Blystone, M. Tredway, M. Schmidlin, L. Hassen, M. Simon, P. Wyse, B. Kovar, L. Maurn (Row 6) B. White, M. Stutesman, J. Levan, R. Roemer, D. Davis, M. Hollan, B. Pope, D. Mizer, P. Bernath, S. Simon, J. Mow- ery (Row 7) T. Davis, R. Reckner, M. Downing, D. Leal, M. Willee, J. Marks, K. O'Neil, K. Donahue, D. Reis We've come a long way, baby. Just two short years ago, the Lan- guage Club was unheard of. In 1973, Mrs. Pamela Summons introduced the idea of an organization to be formed by combining the existing French and Spanish Clubs ... So with very little opposition, the Language Club was formed. Since that time, we've really gone places--like Mexico. This sum- mer we sent two students to Saltillo, Coahuila in Mexico for a study pro- gram. The Language Club is truly fulfil- ling its purpose--to better understand other cultures. We hope to further our progress by sending some students to Canada this summer. 124 Photography Club 3rd Row; L-R; P. Marvin; Dark Room Co-Ordinator; G. Langen- derfer; Rocky Roemer, president; 2nd Row; L-R; C. Allen; R. Cooper; C. Demoulin, K. Kennedy, sec-treas.; Mr. Elliott, ad- visor; Row; L-R; C. O'Neil; J. Marks; L. Frantz Evergreen's Photography Club consisted of twelve members this year. The club teaches you how to use a camera, how to develop film, the care of your camera, and how to take good pictures. CARL RICK 125 Bowling Club 1st Row (L-R) K. Miller, J. Bickford, J. Smith, D. Mizer. 2nd Row: J. Bryan, R. Les- lie, M. Malone, V. Snyder, C. Smith, K. Woodring, P. Murry. 3rd Row: R. Roemer, P. Bernath, G. Malburg, A. Hammon, K. Malburg, H. Bettinger. 4th Row: J. Wood- ward, P. Habel, D. Burghardt, Z. Vershum, E. Martinez, B. Cramer. 5th Row: M. Downing, M. Wells, J. Bischoff, T. Clymer, P. Conrad, R. Poorman BOWLING CLUB The Evergreen bowlers met every Thursday afternoon at the Swanton KC lanes. A team consisted of four people, and there were eight teams in the league. Anyone who wished to join could sign up. All they had to do was get a team or- ganized. It costed $1. 50 each week to bowl. This also included substitutes who bowled in place of a regular on the team. The teams competed each week against opposing teams. They bowled three games and at the end of each game they would total the points to determine the winner. At the end of the season, a banquet was held. Trophies were awarded to people who achieved the most points in a game, the most total points, high point team, etc. In honor of this, the bowlers got to bowl a free game compliments of KC Lanes. To sum it all up the bowling club was enjoyed by everyone participating. JOURNALISM I The Viking Legend is a student paper produced by the second and third hour Journalism classes under the direction of Mrs. Pauline Stockwell. The Legend is a weekly paper aimed at expressing student opinions and informing them of student happenings. The students are required to publish the Legend during the week their turn is and on the week it doesn't come out they must write either an editorial or a human interest story. The editorials and human interest stories are used in the paper also, In the second hour class Peaches Ken- nedy was the editor and Cindy King was the co-editor. Sue Miller and Gary Kreuz were the editor and co-editor of the third hour class. Students throughout the district can buy a subscription. Single copies are sold for 10£ and subscriptions are sold for $1 per semester. 126 Journalism I Front: F. Huber Row 1: (L-R): G. Hinkle, M. Wagner, K. Cox, ]. Champion, J. Mosiniak, J. Reckner, D. Miller, C. Pupos Row 2: V. Snyder, P. Kennedy, D. Link, C. King, Row 3: V. Meiring, D. Ries, J. Bickford, B. Baker, K. Condon, J. Pinkleman, M. Mosiniak, L. Mosiniak I Row 1 (L-R): A. Wilson, M. Canada, D. Wyse, S. Mizer, G. Kreuz, N. Damman, E. Pinkleman Row 2: B. Patek, P. Vaculik, D. Phillips, J. Smith, C. Clay, P. Habel, P. Ray, J. Woodward, D. Borland, S. Smothers, Row 3: S. Miller, S. Salsbury, S. Kaln- back, B. Martin, B. Mossing, ]. Mossing, D. Bratton 127 Yearbook Row 1 (L-R): C. Tittle; Advisor, P. Gillen, K. Cox, F. Huber; Business Manager, M. Baker; Treasurer, S. Bourn; Editor, K. O'Neil, Lay-Out Editor, L. Simpkins; Sec- retary, C. Allen, C. O'Neil Row 2: M, Borer, B. Brink, B. Dickerson, D. Kruez, B. Nichols, B. Stutzman, N. Stewart, D, Overmyer. C. Demoulin, R. Weiss, C. Creque, C. Smith, N. Leitner Journalism II? What's that? Why it's a class this year, open to Juniors and Seniors who have taken Typ- ing I. What’s it for? It's to put the yearbook together. I doubt that many people realize how much time and energy goes into putting out a yearbook. We spent time selling ads and subscriptions as well as time in class to get all the pages together. The number of pictures taken is tre- mendous. Of course then comes the fun of sorting out the best ones, making up captions, and setting up the pages. We learned to work together to get the pages done. A lot of work is done, but when the Vahalla finally comes out it's well worth it. Our fearless leader, Mr. Tittle. The Vahalla staff would like to thank Mr. Tittle, our advisor, and Mr. Sid Rodeh- effer, our yearbook repre- sentative for all their help. Without them this yearbook would not have been pos- sible. Quit laughing. We can't help it we're wrong again. 128 Staff A Mad Scientist? Cool it, here comes Mr. Hales! Who took this dumb picture of me? 12g Hard at work, Mark? You've got to be kidding, I couldn't do anything wrong. Give me a grease pencil. Future Homemakers 1st Row Mrs. Sutton, Mrs. Neuhausel, C. Creque, B. Mossing, B. Herrick, D. Reis, L. Schuer, Miss Coleman, 2nd Row, B. Raab, S. Lambert, J. Smith, V. Burkey, M. Simon, B. Brink, C. Vernier, L. Smith, 3rd Row, C. King, M. Mosiniak, L. Mosin- iak, P. Gillen, B. Nichols, K. Stubbins, N. Colon, P. Ray FH A Officers 1st Row B. Mossing, D. Ries, L. Schuer, C. Keefe, C. King, K. Baldwin, L. Smith, 2nd Row, B. Brink, V. Burkey, M. Simon, C. Miller, S. Inderrieden, C. Brown, B. Herrick 130 of America Row 1, K. Baldwin, S. Wittscheck, M. Leslie, A. Elfring, C, Brown, C. Miller, T. Eisel, C. Keefe, S. Inderrieden, Row 2, S. Lambert, K. Szabo, K. Himelhan, J. Warner, C. Borck, P. Walbolt, M. O’Neil, L, Meeker, Row 3, Z. Vershum, M. Klump, D. Brink, S. Christenson, S. Miller, C. Kovar, B. Deeds, S. Keefe, Row 4, C. Murd, R. Sandborn, L. Marvin, A. Natter, D. Johnston, R. Ford, B. Mossing, Row 5, J. Link, P. Barlow, C. Nichols, E. Bettinger State Degree One of the largest and most active organizations, is the Evergreen Chapter of F.H. A. One of the main events in F.H.A. every year is the State Convention. Pre- sented at this convention are State De- gree's. Six of our members this year are qualified for the State Homemaker Degree which is the highest honor an F. H. A. member can achieve. To apply for this award, you must be a Junior or Senior in High school. Some of the activities that F. H. A. has been involved with this year are going to Cedar Point in the summer, Christmas caroling, attending county and sub-regional meetings, winter and spring style shows, supporting a Korean orphan and the special Senior Recognition cere- mony. Nancy Colon, Betty Brink, Vicki Burkey, Kathy Stubbins FFA Row 1, D. Baker, J. Simon, S. Loeffler, K. Kennedy, L. Gillespie, B. Baker, P. Ken- nedy, Mr. Hershberger, Row 2, E. Zientek, K. Gillen, L. Moore, R. Rowland, D. Best, P. Ehrsam, T. Bettinger, Row 3, E. O'Neil, J. Miller, K. Hershberger, M. Garrow, J. Gross, F. Mack, M. Creque, Row 4, P. Rupp, J. Woodward, B. White, R. Kuney, R. Snyder, D. Borer, Row 5, D. Ronau, L. Vasko, T. Marvin, J. Saeger, K. Jones, J. Nichols pFA 0fficers . .. „ u , F.F.A. is a group of high school students in a formal group for the purpose of leadership training. The events that have happened during the year were the Parliamentary Proced- ure, Judging, the fair, and the most im- portant of all, was the FFA Banquet. The banquet is the most important to them because this is where they get their tro- phies for the year. The judging took place at the Fulton County Fair grounds. Their projects were their animals. There were first and Row 1, T. Marvin, J. Saeger, D. Baker, second prize winners. B. Baker Row 2, Mr. Hershberger, S. Loeffler, j. Simon Parliamentary Procedure Borrom Row, M. Creque, T. Marvin, J. Saeger, D. Baker, B. Baker, P. Kennedy, Top Row, B. White, Mr. Hershberger, S. Loeffler, J. Simon, J. Gross 132 Sweetheart and King F.F.A. Sweetheart — Annette Willson F.H.A. King — Mark Ott The 1973 F.F.A. Sweetheart, Annette Willson, represented them at the State F. F. A. Sweetheart contest held in August of 1973 at the Ohio State Fair. She was also a participant in the Junior Fair Activities at the Fulton County Fair. Mark Ott, the F.H.A. King was also in the Junior Fair Ac- tivities. Both were accompanied by the president of the club they represented. 133 Student Council Row 1, Mr. Condon, G. Kruez, ]. Marks, M. Linsday, C. Downing, Z. Vershum, R. Sandborn, S. Mika, Row 2, M. Carrol, M. Mizer, J. Coburn, J. Jones, S. Cox, K. Gleckler, J. Kleck, Row 3, M. Delauter, J. Fleck, V. Burkey, G. Hinkle, C. O'Neil, S. Andrews, J. Mosiniak___________ ________________________________________________ Vickie Burkey Evergreen's Student Council is made of 5 rep- resentatives from each class. This year the pres- ident was Cheryl Downing and the Vice president was Mike Lindsay. The Student Council's main importance is to please the students of our school. This year the Student Council sponsored many events. They had a swimming party, a skating party and many more, which were a real success. I think all will agree that the Student Council did a good job this year. Gary Kruez Gary Hinkle National Honor Society C. King, J. Murry, M. Linsay, N. Dammon, L. Schuer, T. Ferner, D. Ries, L. Mosiniak, G. Woodring, S. Andrews, B. Dickerson, D. Bratton, G. Porkornik, S. Mizer, Mrs. Segrist. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to inspire high school students to want to become well-ed- ucated, be dedicated to helping others, to form good leadership qualities and to build a good strong character. Students are chosen for membership when they dis- play these qualities and keep their membership when they continue to display them. To be selected as a member is an honor as well as a responsibility for those who are chosen. Nancy Damman 135 Debbie Ries Diana Bratton F.T.A. Seated L. to R. Advisor, Miss Morris; Linda Simpkins; Vice President, Michelle Gajdostik; President, Cheryl Schmitz; Treasurer, Mark Kahle. Back Row: Sheri Cox, Vicki Gillespie, Beth Markley, Karen Cox, Herb Bettinger, Cathy O'Neil, Amy Vaculik, Julie Fleck, and Luann Gillespie. F.T.A. reverting back to their childhood? Not really! The Future Teachers of America made a Raggedy Ann doll to raffle off this year to earn a little extra spending money. The raffle was a huge success. The doll was won by Denny Rowland. The annual F.T.A. banquet was held this year at Bonanza in Adrian, Mich. May 1, 1974. Mr. Geer was voted as Teacher of the Year by the members of the F. T. A. Whenever a vacancy arises in the grade school facilities, the F.T.A. rushes in to lend a hand for an hour or two by trying their best at teaching and having a little fun at the same time. At the left is the Teacher of the Year. 136 Gymnastics m- Although assemblies this year were few and far between, the ones we did have were really good. Two of our favorite ones were those on gymnastics. For one as- sembly, we were honored to have George Huntziger from Michigan, and the 1970 Olympic Trampoline Champion along with another professional. Between jokes and goofing around, we were treated to an as- tounding display of agility and grace both on the trampoline and on the floor. Not to be outdone, the Junior Senior girls and boys Physical Education classes put on a gymnastics show of their own, just a few months later. Evergreen talent was flaunted as we clapped through a pot- pourri of tumbling, floor exercise, vault- ing, stunts on the parallel bars, and the trampoline. We thoroughly enjoyed both of these shows, and we hope to have more good ones like these in the future. 137 Office Library Help L-R, C. Stubbins, S. Christenson, R. Garlic, Mrs. Kuney, S. Pfund, K. Delaney, N. Colon. The Library and Office help are con- sidered a great help by their supervisors, Mrs. Maurer and Mrs. Kuney. They sac- rifice their study hall time to help and learn the duties of each of their jobs. The Librarian's work include shelving books, keeping the Library in order and punching holes in cards! During the last couple of years the Library has been a great place for studying and reading! The Office assistants help watch the Office directing visitors, answering phones, and retrieving supplies for stu- dents and teachers. Our hats go off to the Librarian and Office students! L-R, Bottom Row - L. Schuerer, S. Salsbury, V. Meiring, D. Phillips, N. Leitner, B. Aguano, M. Simon, J. Smith, Mrs. Maurer, Top Row - L. Armstrong, D. Drath, S. Cramer, B. Mossing, B. Patek 138 Classroom Activities Students in the Chemistry lab. Girls and boys both enjoy Foods and Nutrition classes. The video tape machine was very useful in all classes this year. Classroom Activities The students are learning techniques of typing. The physical education classes did a course in archery. It was enjoyed by all. Many students enjoy learning foreign languages. L. to R. Betty O’Neil, Mr. Ray Heintschel, Mr. Arlington Frantz, Mr. William Schmitz, Mrs. Gertrude Cook, Mrs. Carol Kleck 142 PRINCIPALS DENNIS L. HALES EVERGREEN HIGH SCHOOL MR. PAUL COTHREL EVERGREEN SOUTH-LYONS 143 R. JOSEPH MOSS A EVERGREEN EAST MR. CHARLES MOWERY EVERGREEN WEST Mrs. Kathleen A Iverson High School Guidance Mr. Robert Morr Sociology, Psychology, American Government Mr. Tom Swearingen American History Mr. Joseph T ussing Patterns and Processes Biology Mr. Greg Geer Earth and General Science Miss Beth Morris Advanced and Practical Math Plane Geometry Mr. Richard Anderson Physics, Chemistry, Plane Geometry, Science Survey Mrs. Juanita Segrist Algebra 1, 2 144 Mrs. Ila Mae Maurer High School Librarian Mrs. Pauline Stockwell Jouralism 1, English 4B, Speech Miss Cynthia Bushong Survival English, English 4A English 2A Mr. Charles Tittle Typing, Jouralism 2, Business Math, Bookkeeping Mrs. Pamela Summons Spanish 1,2, French 1,2 Mrs. Shirley Clough English 3 Mrs. Colleen Grubb English 2, 3 Mrs. Vickie Hoag English 2 145 4 Mr. Lyle Condon Ag. Equip. Voc. , Ag. Farm Mgmt. Mrs. Janet Neuhausel Fam. Living, Consumer Ed. Mr. George Hershberger Landscaping, Ag. Eng, Conservation, Farm Crops Miss Beverly Coleman Home Ec. Sewing, Home Furnishings Mrs. Margaret Sutton Home Ec. , Foods and Nutrition, Child Development Mr. Duane Elliott Drafting, Industrial Education Mr. Keith Miller Agri. Bus. Co-op, Pub. Rel. Mr. Galen Polley Industrial Ed. 146 Mr. Gary Griffen Band Director, Chorus Mrs. Joan Mathias Art I, II, III Mr. Eric Dominique Driver's Education Miss Patricia Hathaway Girl's Physical Education, Health Mr. Robert Harrison Boy's Physical Education, Health Mrs. Joy Arquette Study Hall Moniter Mr. Paul Bamaby O. W. A. Teacher Feast 147 TEACHER CANDIDS j 'Cn , . fFTSfr T i-i Thith Fwench ith vewy fathi- nating! I've got it made in the shade! And then she said . . . Hey Ref, may I be excused? Hi Boys! Mr. Steve Shay Metam ora School Mrs. Carla Laver Metam ora School 5th grade Mr. John Schrock Metam ora School 6th grade Mrs. Barbara Schuele Metam ora School 6th grade Mrs. Frennell Pancoast Metam ora School 5th and 6th grade Mr. Mel F atchett Metam ora School Industrial Education Mrs. Eva Belle Farnsel Metam ora School 5th grade Mr. William Steck Metam ora School Math and Science 149 Mrs. Hazel Fetterman Comm, and Skills Metamora School Mrs. Mary Baker Reading Supervisor Mr. Walter Bates Guidance Elementary Mr. Don Smith Math and Physical Education Chesterfield School Mr. Marc Blosser Science Chesterfield School Mr. Thom as Sparagowski Science Metamora School Mr. Gary Meier Chesterfield School Mr. Bill Reinerth Social Studies and Math Chesterfield School 150 Mrs. Jo Farley Art Metamora and Chesterfield School Mrs. Shirley Tulk Elementary Reading Chesterfield School Mrs. Gail Mann Comm. Skills Chesterfield School Mrs. Christine Schlagheck Comm. Skills Chesterfield School Mrs. Mary Harris Comm. Skills Chesterfield School Mrs. Barbara Carone Art and Physical Education Chesterfield School Mrs. Marsha Wines Math and Physical Education Chesterfield School Mrs. Jeanne Towers Home Economics and Art Chesterfield School 151 BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARIES MRS. MABEL LANGENDERFER BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARY MRS. FARREL PIFER BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARY MRS. BETTY O'NEILL BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARY 152 MRS. BEATRICE TREDWAY GUIDANCE OFFICE SECRETARY MRS. RUTH DIETRICH GENERAL OFFICE SECRETARY GUIDANCE AND GENERAL OFFICE SECRETARIES MRS. SEYMORE KUNEY GENERAL OFFICE SECRETARY 153 JUNIOR HIGH SECRETARIES MRS. ARLENE STOUT FULTON MRS. ELLEN BUCK METAMORA MRS. DORTHY MOWERY LYONS MRS. RUTHGARROW CHESTERFIELD CANDIDS 155 Candids 156 Eighth grade cheerleaders from Metamora. Mounted: Dawn Secquio Standing (L-R) Denise Kleck, Barb Herrick, Tammy Mizer, Becky Schmidlin, Joselyn Culler Seventh grade cheerleaders from Meta- mora. Row 1 (L-R) Denise Stutzman, Dawn Hudik, Michelle Kleck Row 2 (L- R) Karen Schmidlin, Kathy Pilliod, Jodi Kane Cheerleaders Eighth grade cheerleaders from Chesterfield. Mounted (L-R) Mary Stutesman, Lee Ann Wilson Standing (L-R) Marcia Lindsay, Mary Jo Peebles Kneeling Cindy Hester Seventh grade cheerleaders from Chesterfield. Mounted Tammy Smith Standing (L-R) Cindy Pennington, Paula Riviere, Carol Tejkl, Carol Jones Eighth Grade Jim Arquette Jane Baker Charlene Barden Louise Bick Sam Borck John Borer Mike Bratton Marlene Brand Ryan Brown Linda Bryant Steve Bucher Bill Burroughs Shelby Call Ivadelle Carpenter Mary Champion Nathan Colon Curt Condon Steve Cothrel Ann Courterier Joselyn Culler Crystal Dearing Matt Dailey Barb Dennis George Dickens Colleen Dawling Marcia Eddy Julie Elfring Nathan Elf ring Laurie Emerson Janet Faber Todd Fetterman Robin Ford John Galbraith Julie Garrow Matt Gar row Melinda Gladfelter Shawn Gleckler Bill Griffin Morgan Hable Kris Hakeos David Hallett Bobby Hammon Scott Hansen Julie Hart Bill Hartman Kathy Henricks Diane Herr Cindy Hester Cheryl Holland Judy Howell Barb Herrick Dan Hughs Rae Sue Jaqua Theresa Jiminez Doug Johnson Paul .Johnston David Jones Charles Kalbach Terry Kashmer Bart Keefer Paul Kiersey Brian King Denise Kleck 159 Eighth Grade Barb Kunisch Jeff Kuras Terry Kuney Linda Laiman Jackie Lambert Beverly Langenderfer Bonnie Langerderfer Doug Langenderfer Joyce Langenderfer Barb Laux Nora Lechuga Mary Beth Leitner Marcia Lindsay David Meiring Mark McIntosh Mark McKelvey Ann Miller Connie Miller Kathy Miller Mark Miller Tammy Mizer Sandi Mohr Mark Mossing Peggy Mosiniak Gary Mueller Denise Myers Sandy Newbury Steve Nichols Peggy O'Neil Joe Ott Martin Ott Kim Patterson Mary Jo Peebles Sheryl Phillips Pam Pinkelman Carl Pope Ben Poorman Ramond Pupos Diane Raab Jenny Ray Laurie Reckner Linda Reckner Randy Rinehart Kim Ritter Angela Rhymer Holly Roemer Mike Ruple Linda Rupiey Debra Scott Dawn Sequya Todd Shaw Sharon Scheuer Becky Schmidlin Pret Shoemaker June Showman Connie Smith Mark Snider Lonnie Snyder Ronnie Snyder Cathy Steadman Danny Stieb Dawn Stoup Mary Stutesman 160 Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Ron Hudik Sharon Huclik Janet Inderrieden Mike Iott Tony Jaqua Susie Johnson Beth Johnston Carol Jones Steve Kaczmarek Andy Kalnbach Jodi Kane Chris Keeler Jeff Keller Craig Kennedy Michelle Kleck Terry Kovar Brenda Kuras Scott Lambert Scott Langenderfer Linda Lathrop Norma Lee Dawn Lowe Sue Maldonado John Martin Steve Mildstein Jeff Miller Jennifer Miller Sandy Miller Dennis Mohr Ernest Monk Sandra Mueller Cindy Murd Jay Myers Phillip Myers .Carol Natter Michael Neill Art Nevers Dennis O'Connor Frank Onweller Gloria Ott Ray Paul Cindy Pennington Lori Perdue Lee Pfund Kathy Pilliod Dan Pinkelman Joan Pinkelman Robie Ramsey Betty Riviere Paula Riviere Julie Ruehle Doug Sallows Alice Salsbury Ron old Salsbury Karen Schmidlin Diane Schmitz Bobby Schwyn Vickie Seegert Anne Seigneur Lori Simon William Simpkins Sandra Smallman Connie Smith 162 Seventh Grade ABSENT LEARNING DISABILITY CLASS Mike Farbrother Learning Disability Class Tammie Smith Steve Snow Debra Solly Adam Spitler Jinny Staton Cheryl Stewart Nancy Storehalder Lee Stubbins Denise Stutzman Jeanette Szabo Joey Teeple Carol Tejkl Cheryl Tiede Pat Tredway John Tuggle Laura Walasinski Reed Walbolt Dawn Walker Rosalie Warner Steve Wisner • Scott Whitmer Julie Witt Shelly Woodring Nancy Woodward Mark Worley Joy Wyse Chris Wysong Steve Myers Arnie Alfro Robin Drewyor Terry Eberly Amelia Garcia Rudy Lechuga David Roseman Jeff Roseman John Stieb Danny Strayer Terry Taylor Jan Wilson Barbara Wyatt 163 Jr. High Football E I G H T H Left to Right, 1 st Row: Werner, Miller, Patterson, Shaw, Snider, Borer, Langley, Arquette, Dierkens, Burroughs, Szozda, Langenderfer. 2nd Row: Johnston, Habel, Rinehart, Kalnbach, Witney, Poorman, J. Ott, Snyder, Kashmer, Wulf, Brown, King. 3rd Row: Worley, Mossing, Keefer, Cothrel, Wanless, Galbraith, Wyse, Kuney, Johnson, Ott, Steib, Hartman, Sylvester, Coach Smith. s E V E N T H Left to Right, 1st Row: B. Schwyn, J. Martin, U Stubbins, G. Cox, S. Lambert, S. Snow, M. Gladfelter, C. Dowling, 2nd Row: A. Nevers, P. Garrow, R. Ramsey, J. Keller, R. Hudik, K. Doyle, S. Meyers, D. Mohr, R. Brown, S. Langenderfer. 3rd Row: M. Holdrige, J. Gillen, J. Frantz, J. Teeple, T. Brawn, J. Miller, B. Simp- kins, T. Jaqua, D. Langely, A. Kalnbach, M. Gombash. 4th Row: S. Kazmarck, R. Eller, M. Worley, S. Wisner, G. Gallop, D. O'Conner, R. Walbolt, C. Keeler, F. Onweller, L. Pfund, M. Chenault. 164 8th Grade Basketball East: I eft to Right, Shawn Gleckler, Pat Szozda, Dave Meiring, Lonnie Snyder, Allen Dierkens, Joe Ott, Tony Sylvester, Steve Bucher, Pret Shoemaker 2nd Row: Ryan Brown, Todd Feterman, Mark Mossing, Jim Worley, Curt Condon, Mike Bratton, Brian King, Coach Fatchett Pictured on this page are the two eighth grade basketball teams. These teams also competed against each other. Each team put a lot of practice in each week. Their practices consisted of many drills including lay-ups, jump shots, court angle shots, etc. Then at some of their prac- tices they would scrimmage. The eighth graders played approximately fouteen games plus their tournament games. Even though the team record wasn't the best, these boys still tried. With their much effort and hard work, they will be even more successful next year. West: Left to Right, Jeff Wyse, Steve Cothrell, Terry Kuney, Todd Shaw, Matt Garrow, Scott Hansen, Kim Patterson, Charles Kalnbach, John Borer, Mark Miller, Randy Rhinehart, Ben Poor- man, Bart Keefer, Dave Wulff, Coach Smith. 165 7th Grade West Row 1; B. Grohoske, A. Kalnbach, B. Simpkins, S. Snow, T. Jaqua, T. Braun. Row 2; D. Sallows, J. Keller, J. Frantz, L. Stubbins, J. Martin, S. Wisner. Row 3; R. Eller, D. Smith - Coach, L. Pfund, J. Tuggle, R. Baker, G. Gallup. 7th Grade East Row 1; M. Gombash, R. Doyle, M. Worley, F. Onweller, R. Walbolt, C. Keeler, M. Gladfelder, Row 2; R. Salsberry, A. Nevers, D. Gil- len, S. Langendfer, R. Hudik, Row 3; S. Lambert, B. Schwyn, C. Dowling, R. Brown, D. Moore, Coach Mel Fatchet, Row4;G. Cox, S. Miltonstine, M. Holdridge, S. Whitmer, F. Houck. ELEMENTAR Sixth Grade East Lori Benner Dennis Bischoff Max Brand Randy Burghardt Barb Butler Dena Chenault Doug Cole Rebecca Cufr Gay Culler Kay Cupp Judy Davis Tim Deeds Charles Degner Erin Donahue Danny Drath Gregory Eisel Jennifer Emerson Tim Fetterman Melinda Fike Sharon Fleck Doris Fulton Dawn Glecker Betty Gombash Tim Hallock Wayne Houck Martha Jiminez Vicki Jones Sheri Kane Nancy Miller Kathy Monks Donna Mosiniak Karen Nevers Donna Nichols David Patterson Tom Paul Karen Pilliod Sherry Pupos Ronald Raab Nancy Randolph Steve Ritter Steve Robertson David Satterfield Maria Schwind Susan Shoemaker Joyce Showman Dean Snyder Cathy Souder David Stieb Brian Stoup Kelly Kaplan Tim King Kristine Klump Shawn Kolbe Melanie Komon Mary Ann Kunish Beth Ann Langenderfer Rick Lambert Jeff Laux Diane Lechuga David Leslie Ronnie Loar Beth Lulfs Rebecca Martinez 168 Conrad Szozda Stacy Taylor . Jan Tredway Robert Tressler Monte Uyttenhove Chip Vance Richard Viock Sixth Grade East Joni Wagoner Randy Whitaker Mike Whitney Mark Woodring Leonard Wynn Kim Cox Sixth Grade West Tim Allore Marc Ames Barbara Barden Rebecca Bates Joel Burroughs Tim Cothrel Kim Dearing Dennis Donahue Barbara Gallup Joyce Gandee Mitch Gar row Herby Hatfield Nancy Himelhan Gege Hinkle Laura Johnston Teresa Lembrick Johnny Maldonado Diana Mendez Tamra Myers Dan Newbury Lisa Parke Kurt Peebles Pam Pennington Darryl Piercy Laura Pike Lynn Quaintance Ricky Reynolds Tony Reynolds Terry Ruehle Rochelle Ruetz Julie Schmitz Cindy Scott Dean Shinners Dixie Simpson Wesley White Kevin Wilson Jeff Wilson Laura Wyse Brenda Lambert 169 Fifth Grade East Karen Baldwin Matt Barnes Eric Bischoff Alan Bischoff Jimmy Blaine Laurel Blakemore Richard Blanton Jeff Brown Lori Brown Joseph Cadaret Greg Cole Randy Coleman Keith Condon Laura Cooper Shannon Cox Gary Carson Dennis Deeds Greg Degner Amy Doyle Mary Donahue Greg Dowling Vicki Dunstan Janie Egia John Eisel Robert Everett Edwin Farbrother Linda Fleck David Gillen Susan Gladfelter Tina Good Gerald Grindstaff Kimberly Hallock Sherri Halpin Kim Hardy Jodi Hilton Jerry Hudik John Jiminez Tina Keeler Natalie King Rebecca Kunisch Cathy Lathrop Sherri Laux Terri Laux Norma Lechuga Christina Ledesma Margaret Lumbrezer Daniel Lulfs James Malburg Rick McClure Billy McFadder Mike Mildenstein Wendy Miller David Moore Andy Nichols James Phillips Mark Phillips William Phillips Teresa O'Conner Mark Onweller Elizabeth Ramirez Jannie Roe Suzannah Roemer Tina Seegert 170 James Atkins Tina Barnaby David Bernath LaV ern Bischoff Aaron Blanton Kathy Blevins Johnny Brown Melissa Bucher Andrew Carrick Steven Carrick Renee Carson Thomas Cole Amanda Curr Christopher Donahue Darla Drath Cindy Dunstan Tony Echler Coleen Fankhouser Michael Farbrother Patrick Finney Suzanne Garlick Grace Gombash Rosemary Gillen Jami Hakeos Mark Houck Matthew Houck Scott Hudik David Jessen JoAnne Jimenez Joe Jimenez Pilo Jimenez Denny Johnson Kristy Kaplan Frances Keefe John Koman David Kovar Dawn Langel Brian Langenderfer Regina Lathrop Keith Lemle Melinda Loar Virginia Malburg Lon Meyers Jami Mizer Laura Mossing Michael Mossing Gaylene Nevers Julie Nichols Bert Noe Donna Patterson Richard Phillips Kristine Pilliod Kenton Pupos Randy Raab Mary Ramirez Lori Ramsey Todd Reeves Theresa Ries Dennis Schwyn Rex Smallman Karen Sauders John Staton Kevin Stewart Fourth Grade East 172 Fourth Grade West Lori Szabo Robert Szozda Shirley Tressler Jeffery Wagoner William Wynn Autumn Moldiney Timothy Carpenter Mrs. Mossing Miss Schondel Ray Angui a no Dean Barlow Laurie Beatty Brian Bittinger Brian Burroughs Diana Colon Andrew Cothrel David Currier Robin Dearing Hayle Dopp Ilajean Dunno Tammy Dvorsky Deneen Evans Myra Garrow Tracy Gleason Richard Hallett Larry Haupricht Gary Henricks Connie Hester Mitzi Huntley Vicky Jaqua Curtis Jones Kathleen Kalnbach Kevin Lembrick Donald Newbury Marsha O'Brien Joseph O'Neil Matt O'Neil Laurie Pawlicki Alecia Peebles Deed Perryman Charlene Quaintance Karen Reynolds Tim Reynolds Candy Rising Linda Russell Danny Sallows Bentley Shaw Deborah Smith Scott Smith Annette Stasa Tom Steadman Sherri Thrailkill Jeff Tuggle Cindy Ulch Brian Wheeler Ruthann Wilson Bonnie Wyse John Wyse Kevin Wheeler Mrs. Smith Miss Zmuda Miss Nuffer 173 Third Grade East Paul Barnaby Shirley Benner Dennis Bettinger Jerry Brown Kevin Brown Ross Brown Sarah Carpenter Kelly Cole Tracy Cole Bruce Degner Carrie Doyle Tammy Dunstan Martha Egia Tim Eisel Charles Emerson Susan Everett Chris Farbrother Nancy Ford Janet Foster Andrea Gillen Kelly Hagerman Patti Hakeos Michelle Hartsell Pamela Hilton Elizabeth Jiminez Kathi Kane Paul Kannerman Donna Kunisch Julie Lewallen David Lulfs Lisa McKelvely Gerald Meiring Melinda Michael Wayne Mildenstein Sherry Mizer Joy Moore Darrin Mossing Todd Onweller John Phillips Kelly Pifer Monty Prather Tony Ramsey Phillip Reis Robin Schafer Mike Schwind John Showman Cynthia Sm a liman Curtis Smith Linda Smith Patty Solly Patty Stoll Bonnie Uyttenhove Sherri Vaughn Annette Wittscheck Lisa Woodring David Wright Mrs. Pflum 174 Third Grade West Brian Am es John Arquette Tena Barden Bobby Beatty Barbara Bittinger Dean Boger Doug Boger Julie Canfield Kimra Cantley Terry Conrad Karen Crabtree Bethann Emmons .Mike Fischer Karen Frantz Andy Garrovv Jay Gleason Tony Gruen Daryl Hallett Connie Haupricht Mitchell Holland Peggy Howard Jimmy Jackson Wendy Jaqua Lynn Klopfenstein Karen May Tamie McCance Tina McCance Mickey Mueller Michael O'Brien Lynn Pawlicki Jeff Pennington John Portala Tom Ruehle Robbie Ruetz Susan Russell Steve Sallows Barbara Scott Robert Serna Cassie Shuman Denny Smith Todd Smitley Barbara Storeholder Bobby Tejkl Rhonda Thrailkill Tom Tipton Lisa Tripp Debbie Vernier Tessie Wagner Julie Walworth James Webber Mrs. Markiey Mrs. Hinkle Douglas Myers 175 Tim Bandy Laura Bernath Debra Bernholtz Shawn Bischoff Dawn Bryan Vickie Carrick Kenneth Carter Kathy Coleman Lisa Deeds Mark Egia Bradley Fankhauser Belinda Epling Patrick Farbrother Dennis Finney Cynthia Gajdostik Jacqueline Gillingham Timothy Good Jennifer Gormley Lisa Hassen Steven Holdridge Debra Hudik Troy Johnson Michele Kalisz John Kimura Teresa Lambert John Langenderfer Laura Lechuga Paul Lulfs Adam Lumbrezer Tom Malburg Jeff McKelney Keith Mildenstein Angela Millir Paula Newton Gary Nichols Pamela Pawlaczyk Paula Pawlaczyk Barbara Raab Joyce Randolph Shannan Ries Shelly Sack Beverly Schwinn Allen Sengstock Rhonda Smallman Denise Stieb Karen Wallington Ginger Wanner Wendy T ay lor Dana Whitney Renee Winn Mrs. Quinn Mrs. Batdorf Second Grade East Second Grade West Teresa Barden Debbie Bryant Darren Burroughs Paula Clark Theresa Clymer Diann Coss Robin Crowell Greg Demouiin James Derby Mollie Donahue Tammy Eberly Carolyn Emmons Sharon Gallup Jeffrey Gasche Margaret Girdham Jeffery Griffeth Pamela Grindstaff Daniel Haupricht Sondra Hester Craig Johnson Linda Kovar Rae Lynn Lamb Penny Lammon Scott Markley Michael Montague Donna O'Brien Christina Patterson Brook Peabody Lori Pember Kirk Pennington Tina Peters Kelly Reckner Shelley Rettle Shelly Rising Larry Russell Patricia Schmitz Brian Serna Darrell Shulters Jennifer Smith Jeffrey Stasa John Stevenson Brian Tejkl Craig Wamcke Jamie Wells Melvin Wyse Mrs. Bauders Mrs. Sintobin 177 Brian Allan Brenda Anderson Carla Anderson Michael Barnes Leigh Ann Barnett Leslie Bernheisel Terry Bettinger Rex Bischoff Martha Blevins Nancy Borton Vicki Brown Ronald Butler Diane Carter Julie Carter Kristy Coleman Marcene Culler Laura Degner Scott Duncan Robert Emerson Ritchie Epling Gerald Farbrother Pat Gillingham Brian Gleckler Stacey Gleckler Paul Grubb Michael Halpin David Hardy Chris Hilton Patricia Hilton Lynn Hoffman Jennifer Hudik Sandra Hudik Jeanene Kalisz Nancy Keefe Timothy McHugh Tom Malberg Kevin Miller Robert Miller Fawn Moldiney Diane Onweller Michelle Paul Jeff Pawlaczyk Edwin Ramsey Greg Raney Beth Salsberry Karen Snyder Donald Stoll Christopher Witt Iann Wittscheck Lisa Wright Sandra Yantis Cathie Zenk Mrs. Gillen Mrs. Ziegler First Grade East 178 First Grade West Kimberly Barden Arlen Barlow Jerri Lynn Bates Billy Beatty Rond a Borton Tabetha Bryant David Canfield Cathy Crowell Randy Dearing Tom Dearing Rose Mary Deleon Brian Demoulin Dianna Eberly Joe Fischer Tony Floro Robert Frantz Lisa Frye Mary Garrow Kelly Gleckler Sherrie Hamilton Sue Ann Hartman Mary Hoge Becky Lammon Darrel Lembrick Ed Mandez Melissa Mann Teresa McCance Jeff McGlamery Tony Menna Angela Miller Don Nicholes Matt Nofzinger Steve O'Brien Frank Pawlicki Jeff Pember Linda Pennington Mike Pennington Todd Pennington Lindy Perryman Maria Porta la Toby Rashley Randy Schmitz Anna Schoepflin Steve Schoepflin Cannei Serna Glenda Shuman Sandra Smith Thomas Smith Tim Smith Shonda Stevenson Robert Stites Robert Sutton Angie Tuggle Becky Valentine Amy Wagner Peggy Wilson Robert Wilson Shirley Wilson Karen Wyse Mrs. Radcliffe Mrs. Mary Jane Unger 179 Michele Bandy Brian Bernholtz Carol Blanc hong Roger Blanton Jack Carson Melanie Carter Bethann Cupp Vicky Deeds Dennis Dowling Heath Downin Paine 11a Duncan Melissa Durbin Dennis Enyart Maria Fike Laurie Foster Dianne Fritsch Heather Garlick Paula Gillen John Gormley Chris Grabarczyk Lisa Grubbs Scott Hagennan Meredith Hampton Jeffrey Hassen Anthony Herr Thomas Herr Gloria Jiminez Jennifer Klump Joseph Roman Tim Krohn Tami Lambert Bryan Langenderfer Lisa Langenderfer Nick Langenderfer Jerome Lathrop John Latta Libby Lechuga Raymond Lechuga Nicki Lumbrezer Kelly Mack Chris Martinez Thersa Marvin Kelly McHugh Penny Michaels Polly Michaels Brenda Miller Deborah Miller Jennifer Miller Patrick Miller Deborah Mitchey Kristin Mohr Jane Mossing Michelle Mossing Gerald Notman Loren Phillips Bonny Pinkleman Carol Raab Catherine Ries Chris Robertson Sylvia Sattler Tracy Sattler Linda Siefker Diane Stieb Kindergarten East 180 Kindergarten East Rebecca Truckor Jana Ulrey Ronnie Uttenhove Ann Varble Tina Varble Stephen V room an Keith Warner Brian Wright Teresa Wright David Yantis Mrs. Champion Mrs. McKimmy Kindergarten West Kathleen Ames William Armstrong Gary Beatty Jeffrey Boger Rachelle Clausen Byron Clymer Brent DeBacker Jason Duckett Leigh Ann Frontz Lisa Gasche Jennifer Gilleland Terri Gleason Keith Good Kris Hallett Christopher Hester Shelly Hicks Terrance Holland Dorothy Howard Kayla Johnson Kristina Krieger Bradley Lamb Andrea Lavens Wendy Lowe Ray Mash Mike McGlamery Lori Mika Roy Miller Betty Palmer Peggy Peebles Donna Perryman Melody Peters Jeff Rathbun Jody Reckner William Reckner, Jr. Tamara Reynolds William Reynolds Julie Rinehart Drena Ritter Tred Rowland Jennifer Russell Paul Sallows Me lisa Serna 181 Kindergarten West Mark Smith Sheila Smith Chris Strand Jamie Thrailkill Dermis Valentine Mitchell Vernier Ben Whitaker Allen Willson Alan Wyse Jamie Wyse Mrs. Gisel William Reinerth Cynthia Smitley Mrs. Goode Jeff Atkins Joe Brown James Gillen Brian Keller Sandra Kinsman Robie Paul Edwin Ritter Learning Disability Class ABSENT SIXTH GRADE Tamara Brigham FIFTH GRADE Randy Barden Rex Goldsmith Gerald Grindstaff FOURTH GRADE Robin Lovelace Bruce Onweller Tom Tressler THIRD GRADE De Ann Johnson Ellyn Langenderfer SECOND GRADE Karen Knisley FIRST GRADE Eric Blaylock Johnny Dawson Ron Gillen Barbara Krumm Alvis Paul 182 Happy Moments at 183 BUS DRIVERS Mrs. Violet Kading Mrs. Bernadine Overmyer 1 Mr. Lyle Salsberry Mrs. Betty Damman Mr. Wilfred Salsberry Mrs. Donna Borland 186 Mr. Bill Stubbins Mrs. Clarice Wyse Mr. Mrs. Merlin Hansen DRIVERS Mrs. Linda Boger Come every Septem- ber the bus drivers break the busses out of moth balls. During the school year the bus drivers put up with a lot of hassle from some of the kids who ride on their busses. Once in awhile they find some kind kids to give the bus a nice thorough clean- ing up. These bus drivers put in a lot of hours of hard work and a lot of yelling by the kids and they are greatly appre- ciated. Glenn is Gillen Mr. John Rettle Mr. Doug Barnaby School's Out!! 187 CUSTODIANS Mr. Simon On the days we have Sloppy Joes at School a certain lady has a big job. This lady is Mrs. Vanderdonk. She wipes the cafeteria tables after every lunch period. Many thanks should go to her! Mr. Tripp Mrs. Vanderdonk The custodians of the Evergreen School District have a big job. Sometimes the students don't realize or appreciate all the work done. Often kids forget that somebody has to clean off the gum under the desks and the black marks off the floor. These somebodies are the custodians. They deserve a big thanks for a great job and a lot of hard work. Mr. Mrs. Fleming 188 Mr. Mrs. Tuckerman Cooks Our cooks are really something this year. Aside from making our food tasty, they also have a great imagination. This year they came up with a Viking Sandwich which resembles the famous K- Mart submarine sandwich. Many thanks to the cooks for the great job they've done! Mrs. Walbolt, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Robasser, Mrs. Conrad Autographs SCHOOL DISTRICT £wufiee i omrE or THE SUPERINTENDENT md HOARD 1� EDUCATION R R 1 iltumon.'OliiA 4jS4i TrUphonr M4-.021 EVERGREEN HIGH SCHOOL R R I. Ho 2T4 A MfUmon. Ohio 4JJ4i I'riBrlptli Offlca Ttltphont 444-',’MI Guidance Offlea Trlaphona M4-MJI Athlatlr Director THaphona «44-2941 TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY Telaphona «44-2941 • EVERGREEN WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL R R 3. Ho 17.1 WiuMon. Ohio 4.IS4T Talaphon 432-4 H EVERGREEN SOUTH i UULTON • R R 2. Ho 23� S� otrn. Ohio 4153« Talaphina Hd«-74 � « EVERGREEN NORTH i LYONS' 61« North Adrian Si'rri Lyon . Ohio 43433 Talrph.ma 923-33«. 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Swanton, Ohio CJyv Congratulations Graduates £lecvete i 201 S. MAIN ST. SWANTON, OHIO 43558 K. C. LANES Concrete Blocks Face Brick - Sewer Pipe Complete Line of Masonry Supplies Ready-Mix Concrete Home of Evergreen Mixed League TRI COUNTY Bowling at its Best BLOCK BRICK INC. N. Main St. Swanton, Ohio 826-3616 West Airport Highway (n?L Swanton, Ohio 43558 Phone: 826-7060 Toledo Phone: 246-2996 FORREST COOLEY, OWNER -We Deliver - Radio Dispatched SWANTON SAVINGS AND MILLERS LOAN ASSN. SUPER DOLLAR Growing With the Swanton Area 7-10 Weekdays 9-6 Sundays Complete Thrift and Home Financing Center 7 Days a Week 106 N. Main St. Swanton, Ohio Swanton, Ohio 43558 DON’S ARCO SWANTON PHARMACY 95 S. Main St. Serving the Swanton Area Swanton, Ohio 147 Airport Hwy. YOUR 826-68 36 Swanton, Ohio Phone: 826-3821 197 Compliments of THE PILLIOD CABINET COMPANY Swanton, Ohio THE FARMERS MERCHANTS DEPOSIT CO. A Bank of Personal Service 5 - 6 on Time Certificates Phone: 826-3510 Swanton, Ohio RED WHITE SUPERMARKET CARTER PLUMBING, ELECTRIC HEATING Airport Highway Wishes the Class Swanton, Ohio of '74 43558 the Best Compliments of 2714 N. Reynolds LEU’S DRESS SHOP Toledo, Ohio Swanton, Ohio GERRY’S UNION 76 Phone: 531-8961 Berkey, Ohio Phone: 829-2194 JOE’S TAVERN SCOTTDEL, INC. Metamora, Ohio Donald Sullivan - Owner Swanton, Ohio Originality Barb and Larry Coopshaw 826-2991 METAMORA. OHIO - Phone (419) 644-3011 FLOWERS FLOWERS K..r All Occiuions F°r PURDY’S Clothing for Men and Boys, Shoes for ST. MARY’S LOCKER the Entire Family 1 DIDN'T HAVE ( A THING TO J Meat Processing Custom Butchering Meat Sold by the Quarter or Side 97 Dodge St. Swanton, Ohio rTnf 826-2771 Assumption, Ohio 199 Doyle Welding Manufacturing 24 -Hour Wrecker Service On - the - Job Welding Doyle Gillespie Lyons, Ohio Congratulations Seniors SMITH’S FLOWER SHOP 530 N. Adrian St. Lyons, Ohio 923-2151 RAY’S AUTO WASH Best of Luck | LYONS COIN LAUNDRY “HALL’S MARKET” X J Lyons. Ohio i Lyons Ohio 923-2901 Compliments of DUNBAR-INGALL CHEVROLET COMPANY THE FARMERS STATE BANK Cars Trucks Member of the Federal Reserve International Farm Machinery Lyons-, Ohio System JOHN O’NEIL Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. IMPLEMENT COMPANY Lyons, Ohio Sales I 1 Service Lyons, Ohio 200 WHITE CITY RESTAURANT SERVICE STATION N. 20 SUNNY'S CAMPGROUND Lyons, Ohio Ed and Dorothy Miller - owners BARDEN’S CARRYOUT LYONS VARIETY STORE Groceries and Beverages Lyons, Ohio Wearing Apparel, Soft Goods and Gifts School Supplies - Toys JERRY'S BARBER SHOP Lyons, Ohio LYONS DEN Congratulations and Best Wishes Harvey and Ethel Sanford to the Seniors of 1974 Lyons, Ohio BROCKLEY STUDIO Compliments of FRIEND’S BAR 227 S. Main Wendell Perdue Donald Baker Adrian, Michigan Lyons, Ohio (313)263-4609 Compliments of JASPER LUMBER SUPPLY JOYCE ANN’S BEAUTY SALON Jasper, Michigan Lyons, Ohio (313)436-3113 CARL SMITH OPEN SKATING Fri. -Sat. 7:30 to 11:00 p. m. Sun. - 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. Insurance Real Estate MANN'S CORNER SKATING RINK Lyons, Ohio U. S. 20 N. Lyons Rd. Lyons, Ohio STARLITE GIFT SHOP Lawn ornaments, China, Radios Plaques, Lamps, Clocks, Gifts PARTY RESERVATIONS ROBERT WILSON U. S. 20 Lyons, Ohio Mon. -Thurs. Phone: 923-2712 201 BIEHL MALONE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lyons, Ohio Metamora, Ohio Phone 923-2501 Phone 644-3601 Swan ton, Ohio Phone 826-2631 Compliments of MALONE INSURANCE AGENCY Metamora Ohio 644-3601 WOODRING CHEVROLET FRED OTT, INC. SALES SERVICE Metamora, Ohio Phone 644-2431 John Deere New Idea Phone 829-3251 Fay, Cleon, Claud Berkey, Ohio EVERETT'S COUNTRY STORE METAMORA T.V. HARDWARE The Store Out in the Country Biggest Hardware in Metamora Lytton, Ohio 116 E. Main St. Metamora, Ohio LEFTY’S RECREATION METAMORA RECORD Roy and Ann Knisel owners Commercial Printing of all Kinds Metamora, Ohio Metamora, Ohio Phone 644-2501 LITTLE “g” RESTAURANT ASSUMPTION GULF 110 E. Main Street Don Pinkelman Metamora, Ohio Phone 644-9001 Assumption, Ohio Phone 644-2522 RICHFIELD MARKET TOLEDO WINCHESTER Richfield Center Rd. Public Shooting Center Berkey, Ohio Phone 829-3841 Berkey, Ohio STUTZMAN FORD SALES Compliments of HERR’S GROCERY Metamora, Ohio Metamora, Ohio Phone 644 - 2202 203 METAMORA ELEVATOR Feed, Grain, Chemicals, Seed and Fertilizers Metamora, Ohio 644-2871 Lyons, Ohio 923-2681 204 BOB’S BESTMART Mill Street Metamora, Ohio Phone 644-2371 THE METAMORA STATE BANK Metamora, Ohio 43540 Phone (419) 644-2361 Complete Banking Service including Drive In Banking Night Depository Member Federal Reserve System 205 FRANK'S SUNOCO Main and Wilson Delta, Ohio 822-3705 CLIFFORD BAKER HOME FURNISHINGS Furniture Store Phone 822-4343 Delta, Ohio NOSCO INC. Phone: 822-3312 Quality with Quantity Garden Seeds and Lawn Seeds Wheat - Oats - Soybeans Delta, Ohio JACK'S MARATHON TIRE CENTER 201 Main Delta, Ohio 'iV Compliments of BERT CURRY JIM FARNSWORTH Phone: 822-3500 GAMBLES Hardwares, Housewares Auto Supplies Delta, Ohio 822-3261 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE DENNIS DEAN FAHRINGER 403 S. Madison Street Delta, Ohio 822-3703 COUNTRYSIDE ANIMAL CLINICS Delta, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio AL SHARPE Clothing Shoes Quality Clothing at Popular Prices Delta, Ohio DELTA LIVESTOCK INC. Auction on Wednesday Stockers Feeders Daily Market on Fat Cattle Delta, Ohio 822-3825 SOHIGRO SERVICE COMPANY Fertilizers and Chemicals 518 Providence St. Delta, Ohio Mgr. David Manning SAVE MORE GAS INC. Main and Madison Delta, Ohio Harold Spiess Manager 206 Compliments of NED L. BECHTEL THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK COMPANY H. AGENCY R. TREDWAY AGENCY Dependable Banking Service Metomora 408 Main Street Delta, Ohio 43515 Motamorq Delta, Ohio Box e Ohio 43540 Insurance Savings and Loan Association of Delta Four offices to serve you better: TOLEDO WEST 5755 West Central Ave. at Holland-Sylvania Rd. SWANTON 123 N. Main St. DELTA 402 Main St. WATERVILLE 30 S. Third St. 207 LUGBILL BROS. INC. Supply Center Varco-Pruden Steel Buildings Lumber-Building Materials Hardware-Farm Supplies Phone: 445-2010 Livestdck Auctions Every Monday and Thursday Daily Market Monday thru Saturday SCHWALL SON INSURANCE 114 N. Fulton St., Wauseon, Ohio 43567 Insurance with Schwall, is a good policy Phone: 335-2941 Best of Luck MUSTANG CORPORATION Printers of newspapers and advertising circulars. Wauseon, Ohio Phone: 335-9070 NATIONAL BANK of FULTON COUNTY Offices in Delta Wauseon Wauseon 335-0070 Delta 822-4015 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES