Gorham Fayette High School - Eagle Hi Life Yearbook (Fayette, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

VOLUME 52 1981 t EAGLE HI-LIFE GORHAM-FA YETTE HIGH SCHOOL NORTH EAGLE STREET FAYETTE, OHIO 43521 TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE.........8-27 ORGANIZATIONS.......28-53 SPORTS..............54-87 FACULTY............88-101 ELEMENTARY........102-113 UNDERCLASSMEN......114-125 SENIORS ..........126-145 ADVERTISEMENTS.....146-165 INDEX.............166-168 FAYETTE, OHIO WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS SECTION-A WATER TREATMENT PLANT FINANCED BY THE FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE CONSULTINO ENGINEERS FINKBEINER, PETTIS AND STROUT, LTD. - TOLEDO. OHIO CONTRACTOR - C P. CALAWAY, INC. - MAUMEE. OHIO 'ULL-ia. |JR- MlSSESANDHALF 512 [STAl As we are stepping into a new decade, we look back at what went on in the last ten years. Just look how our town has changed! A water treatment plant was added right outside the park. We also got a swimming pool and street lights to eliminate the dark. We acquired a new tennis court and a new trailer court too. We fixed up our old opera house and made it look brand new. The stores along the main street got a whole new look. The sidewalks are safe to walk on now and worth the time it took. + GYMNASIUM ROOMS 101-104 HAFFTFRIA CAFETERIA TREASURER, BO. OF ED. The flower shop on College Street adds a bright new touch. We look at the changes and know why we like our town so much. Our softball marathon in May makes our town friendly, and stays that way. .. The people here are nice and caring and kind. A town like this is hard to find. So we look back with pride at the shape that our town took, and to the town of Fayette, Ohio, we dedicate this book. Student Life Division Student Life Division School Days, School Days, Dear Old Golden AUGUST 27 OPENING DAY FOR STUDENTS SEPTEMBER 4 GFHS BAND PERFORMANCE AT FAIR SEPTEMBER 13 FHA-FFA PICNIC SEPTEMBER 17 SENIOR CLASS MAGAZINE SALES SEPTEMBER 18 OHIO SURVEY TESTS SEPTEMBER 24 BOARD-TEACHER POTLUCK SEPTEMBER 26 INTERSTATE SCHOOL PICTURES SEPTEMBER 28 DISCO ASSEMBLY OCTOBER 5 COLLEGE CAREER DAY OCTOBER 8 OPEN HOUSE AT FRANKLIN OCTOBER 10 YEARBOOK AD SALES OCTOBER 12 END OF FIRST SIX WEEKS OCTOBER 17 VO-AG SOIL JUDGING CONTEST OCTOBER 19-20 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY OCTOBER 23 PSAT TEST NOVEMBER 1 CHOIR CONCERT NOVEMBER 9 SENIORS ORDER ANNOUNCEMENTS NOVEMBER 16 PEP RALLY NOVEMBER 22-23 THANKSGIVING VACATION NOVEMBER 28 JUNIOR CLASS CANDY SALES DECEMBER 11 ELEMENTARY CHORAL PROGRAM DECEMBER 18 HIGH SCHOOL CHORAL PROGRAM DECEMBER 21 BAND-CHORUS ASSEMBLY; HOMECOMING RESULTS DECEMBER 24-JANUARY 1 CHRISTMAS VACATION JANUARY 7 SNOW DAY JANUARY 18 END OF FIRST SEMESTER; HOMECOMING JANUARY 21 TEACHER WORK DAY JANUARY 23 PTA PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE SUPPER 10 Calendar Rule Days of 1979-1980 at G.F.H.S FEBRUARY 14 FEBRUARY 28 MARCH 1 MARCH 10 MARCH 14 MARCH 15 MARCH 25 MARCH 28-29 MARCH 29 MARCH 31 APRIL 2 APRIL 4- 7 APRIL 12 APRIL 18 APRIL 21 APRIL 29 MAY 3 MAY 7 MAY 8 MAY 9 MAY 10-11 MAY 13 MAY 16 MAY 18 MAY 19-24 MAY 23 MAY 28 PARENTS’ NIGHT FHA CRAZY LEGS CONTEST DONKEY BASKETBALL GAME PTA-JR. HIGH SPEECH DRAMA NHS READATHON; SCIENCE FAIR JUNIOR CLASS ROCK-A-THON ASVAB TEST SENIOR CLASS PLAY SENIOR CLASS CHICKEN BARBECUE ASSEMBLY LIFE” WATER TREATMENT PLANT TOUR EASTER VACATION FFA STATE CONTEST GFTA SQUARE DANCE FHA HAIRSTYLING DEMONSTRATION SENIOR CHOIR CONCERT OHIO TESTS OF SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT; JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM; SOPHOMORE CAR WASH JR. HIGH GREENFIELD VILLAGE TRIP AWARDS DAY ASSEMBLY ATHLETIC RECOGNITION BANQUET ART INDUSTRIAL ARTS SHOW JR. HIGH SPELLING BEE FRESHMAN CLASS RING ORDERS; GRADUATION PRACTICE GRADUATION SENIOR CLASS TRIP TO FLORIDA LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS SENIOR HIGH BAND TRIP TO CEDAR POINT Calendar We Pace Each Day in Different Ways For some students an average day consists of taking health notes, doing science experiments, solving math problems, and reading English assignments; for others the day is spent in do or die with die eventually winning out. Student life at GFHS. as captured by our photographers, is usually anything but dull. TOP LEFT: Junior John Herzog reluctantly admits. School is like one big wrestling match — it takes determination to get through each day. TOP MIDDLE: Senior Tammy Smith demonstrates that a sense of humor is important to maintain TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Dick Holtz challenges anyone to keep pace with him BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomores Nancy Schaffner and Annette Raker step out of the fifties during Spirit Week to show that Grease for Peace is groovy BOTTOM MIDDLE: Sophomore Doug Shrock is a man of many hats during Hat Day” at GFHS. BOTTOM RIGHT: Freshman Pam Borton relaxes after another rat-race day. Student Life PERSONALITIES TOP LEFT: Junior Lynn Goble stands firmly for Eagle spirit TOP CENTER: AC DC — an electrifying experience! TOP RIGHT: Junior Pam Beaverson is caught in the act of being a student at F.H.S BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Barb Figgms demonstrates the art of treading her steps lightly. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomores Lisa Powers and Brent Snow study facial anatomy while waiting for their noon feeding BOTTOM CENTER: Junior Tony Rosales displays his winning smile. Student Life Eddie Eagle — The Birdbrain Behind School Spirit A new addition to our school this year was the mascot eagle named Eddie. Gretchen Wilson (in the bottom right picture) was the main person under the costume, although Lynn Goble (in the upper right picture) and Nancy Schaffner also helped fill the role as substitutes immensely. They all assisted to boost school spirit and morale. GFHS would be a very dull place without spirit and Eddie was a chief supplier. We'll be looking forward to Eddie the mascot next year, as he she flaps along to increase FAYETTE EAGLE POWER! Student Lite l 11 mi SYNOPSIS Junior Class Presents The Magic Touch Student Lite Bobbette Braddock is a dyed-in-the-wool” tomboy who plays football with the Dirty Dozen team. The Dirty Dozen” team is a sloppy, loveable and laughable bunch. The trouble rumbles when Bobbette's mother decides it’s time for Bobbette to become a cultured lady. She arranges for the Annual Fashion Show to be held in their home and for Bobbette to model a darling gown. To her mother’s disbelief, Bobbette refuses to have any part of it. The Dirty Dozen” team becomes a lovesick bunch when Frieda Fisher comes on the scene, which only adds to Bobbette's troubles. After many tears have been shed, Bobbette finally realizes where the problems exist. CAST David Avina . . Pam Beaverson . Ronna Hopkins . Melissa Knisely . . Lisa Armstrong .... Ron Momyer .....Jeff Martin ....Tom Kerber . Annette Borton . Rodney Kessler Daun Friedhoff . Carolyn Eitniear . . . Lisa Shadbolt Karen Beaverson . . Connie Potter . . Cindy Harkcom .....Jeff Wilson Robert Braddock . June Braddock... Bobbette Braddock Miss Blodget..... Mrs. Washington . . Socko .......... Hank Chuck Ophelia Willie. . Mrs. Stockdale Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Poo..... Frieda Fisher Squint .......... Student Director Stage Director . Royal Pair Reigns at Homecoming The 1980 Homecoming at Gorham-Fayette High Schu was held January 18, 1980. The evening began with the Fayette Basketball Team bravely battling the shooting skills of the Evergreen Vikings. The visitors won 76 to 50. During the crowning ceremonies, Miss Teresa Stockburger reigned as the 1980 Homecoming Queen. Her consort for the evening as the 1980 King was Steve Wilson. Following the game, the court and spectators enjoyed a reception of cake and punch. Capping the Homecoming Celebration, the Student Council hosted a dance at the Zone Gymnasium. Music was provided by “Portrait.'' A grand time was enjoyed by all at the first Homecoming of our new decade. Queen Teresa King Steve Student Life Accompanied by Class Attendants Escorts Senior Attendant: Fawn Mayo Junior Attendant Melissa Knisely Escort: Gene Momyer Escort: Dennis Miller G.F.H.S. Rolls Out the Red Carpet Sophomore Attendant: Gretchen Wilson Freshman Attendant Jill Goble Escort: Mitch Schaffner Escort: Darrell Heximer Student Life Celebration Night Rolls Full Cycle The Pep Band is playing. Basketball stats are recording. Reserve Coach Buerk is rallying his forces. Flower Girl Jennifer Repp and Crown Bearer Mark Hudnutt are posing. Eddie the Eagle is flapping. All are preludes to “the moment when Queen and King enter their court. Varsity Coach Oberle is planning his strategy. The Homecoming Court reigns over the evening. Royalty is serving. All are sights of Fayette's Homecoming Celebration of 1980. Student Life The Crown, the Kiss, and the Cake Capture TOP LEFT: King Steve crowns Queen Teresa during half-time ceremony. TOP RIGHT: Our camera captures The Kiss.” the Moment BOTTOM: Members of the court. Darrell Heximer. Jill Goble, Steve Wilson. Teresa Stockburger, and Gene Momyer enjoy their cake. Student Life Seniors Present “The Odds Are Against You” Who's more trouble? Two teenage girls or two grandmothers in their rollicking second childhood? Cast: Gerald Mondale — Gene Momyer, Emily Mondale — Terri Whaley, Cathy Mondale — Teresa Stockburger, Susan Mondale — Mary Rupp, Grandma Ed — Renee White, Grandma Bill — Kathy Phillips, Uncle Alfred — Tim Kunkle, Aunt Gra-Cje _ Kim Kerber, Zeke — Brian Shadbolt, Little Claude — Steve Wilson, Policeman — Tony Cochran, Mrs. Dorothy Evans — Alice Strayer, Student Director — Karen Bost. Student Life —--------- Students Assemble for Knowledge, Santa Claus paid a surprise visit during the holiday PTA meeting; a snake lover and “friend demonstrated that reptiles are not just things of beauty; Disco Dave Brown and Pam Lindsey instructed willing victims in the line dance moves; Senior Gene Momyer strolls through the gym as part of a pep assembly skit; Chorus Carolers entertain during the Christmas Assembly; Wrestling Team members line up for recognition during a Spirit Assembly; Mr. Armstrong marries Sophomores Mark Griffiths and Lisa Friedhoff in a mock wedding ceremony; and, Senior Renee White introduces tunes played by the Concert Band. Student Life Seniors ham it up for the camera during the Homecoming Election Results; Pep Band’s got the spirit during a musical moment of the Eagle Fight Song; Who could forget the exciting rendition of old favorites by the cheerleaders and matmaids (along with a few faculty members)???; Sophomore Power — they won the Spirit Jug!!!; and. our Mascot, Eddie the Eagle, alias Gretchen Wilson, shows that even a high school principal is huggable. A Show of Spirit, and Entertainment Student Life Juniors Brought Us “An Evening in Paris” The Class of '81 presented the Class of '80 with a night to remember, entitled An Evening in Paris. The dinner and program took place at the Zone Gymnasium with the dance at the Fayette Gym. A movie, bowling, and a morning breakfast topped the event that was indeed worth remembering. TOP MIDDLE: Juniors Pam Beaverson. Lisa Armstrong, and Lynn Goble prepare the street signs CENTER LEFT: Seniors Lynne Ferguson, Brian Shadbolt. and Kim Kerber fill up their plates and make ready to chow down CENTER MIDDLE: Sophomore servers pose before their clean-up duty CENTER RIGHT: Senior Tom Franks may have spiked the punchbowl BOTTOM LEFT: Seniors John Merillat and Tim Franks are caught in their dress-ups.' BOTTOM MIDDLE: Junior Jeff Dull admires the scenery. Student Life I j I f. Thanks for the 1980 Hi-Life.................! It A good yearbook should be many things — a record of the school year, a pictoral scrapbook off memories, a lasting momento of the academic, athletic, and organizational achievements, and a$. tool for future reference. The 1980 Eagle Hi-Life staff, though relatively novices in yearbook pro-jt ,'duction, has attempted to produce a book of lasting quality. It is impossible to estimate the number! of hours of hard work and dedication that went into this book. The annual has taken on a new looli | this year with the development of a theme, a consistent lay-out, greater use of copy, headlines, and captions, athletic score boxes, a high school student index, a natural color section of senior por-% traits with a senior directory, a calendar of the year’s events in chronological order, a pictoral open-f ing dedicated to the town of Fayette, and a new look to the advertisement pages. tit seems fitting for us, the yearbook advisors, to take this opportunity to thank those people who played a big part in the production of this book: Editor-in-Chief Kathy Phillips, who devised the| clever opening dedication; Managing Editor Juli Cochran, who created the division pages; Photog-raphy Editor Lisa Shadbolt, Lay-Out Editor Alice Strayer, and Copy Editor Barb Strayer, who coor-1 dinated their various tasks with others; Sports Editor Kay Bacon, Organizations Editor Georgia Guerrero, Index Editor Brenda Rice, Student Life Editor Jean Seiler, and Class Editor Marcia Tow-; «rs, who each headed their special sections with the assistance of Chris Aeschliman, Connie Potter, Brett Scott, Terri Whaley, and Jeanine White; Typists Laurie Lumbrezer and Suzy Wilson, with-■ out whose help the book would not have made it to the printer; Business Managers Melissa Knisely, Brent Snow, and Lisa Lumbrezer, who supervised ad sales, yearbook purchases, and the publication of the ad section; and a special thanks to Jim Ballmer, who designed the “folio shoes” 1 ‘ that carried out our 1980 theme, Steppin’ Up to a New Decade.” I We would also like to thank several others who gave special assistance throughout the year: | Lawrence Armstrong and James Short, who both took special pictures for the book and deserve ; photo recognition; Ed Pendergrast, our Woodard Photographer at Bellevue, Ohio; Steve White, our : i representative from Taylor Publishers in Dallas. Texas; our many advertisers and patrons who gave.. Eg both money and support; our school administration, faculty, personnel, student body, parents, and-§ community supporters who allowed the Hi-Life staff to capture a little part of the 1979-1980 school year. We hope you enjoy the book and will continue to support the Eagle Hi-Life in the future. Martha Mitton Business Advisor Student Lite IF YOU CAN IMAGINE. YOU CAN ACHIEVE IF YOU CAN DREAM. YOU CAN BECOME _ m Iff 'I dl Organization Division ‘We Learn by Doing’: F.F.A. Objective TOP LEFT: FFA Dairy Team: (Placed Second) Rodney Kessler. Jim Ballmer. David Morgan. David Knisely and Jeff Martin. TOP RIGHT: FFA Meat Team: (Placed Seventh) Dan Shaffer. David LaFountain, Jim Crowell, and Craig Verity BOTTOM LEFT: FFA Wool Team: (Placed Eighth) Jerry Schaffner. Steve Phillips. Paul Beaverson, Jeff Timmons, and Ron Momyer. BOTTOM RIGHT: FFA General Livestock Team: (Placed Ninth) Bill Dennis. Mark Taylor. Dennis Miller. Brent Schaffner. and Mitch Schaffner. Judging Teams Produce High Marks 30 Organizations “We Work Together to Get the Job Done” The activities of the 1980 Fayette F.F.A. Chapter were many and varied. They sold seeds, assembled feeders, cleaned fence row. submitted fair projects, distributed FFA calendars and Christmas cards, ran a “Pork Chop Stand” at the Fulton County Fair, held a Greenhand Ceremony, took several ag-related field trips and hosted an FFA Banquet. TOP: Future Farmers of America: (L to R) ROW ONE: Student Advisor — Bill Dennis. Treasurer — Mark Taylor. Secretary — Mitch Schaffner. President — David Knisely. Vice-President — Brent Schaffner. Reporter — Jeff Martin, and Sentinel — David Morgan ROW TWO: Kevin Wilson. Jeff Merillat. Craig Verity. Jim Crowell. Dan Shaffer. Marty Schaffner. Jim Ballmer. Jerry Schaffner. Jeff Timmons, and Jon Beaverson ROW THREE: Rodney Kessler. Ron Momyer. Dennis Miller. Tony Dominique. Shane Miller. Bob Ford. Mark Griffiths. Steve Phillips. Steve Meller. and Paul Beaverson ROW FOUR: Advisor — John Knipp BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Ron Momyer explores the fascinating realm of tractor mechanics BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomores Paul Beaverson and Jeff Merillat drill for oil??? Organizations 31 FHA Members Move Toward New Horizons The 1980 membership of the FHA, under the new advisorship of Mrs. Lois Stoll, enjoyed a year of babysitting for the Bloodmobile, collecting money for the Children’s Hospital, sponsoring a hair-cutting demonstration, holding a formal initiation at Sauder’s Museum Restaurant and hosting a FHA-FFA dance. TOP: FHA Members: (Lett to Right) ROW ONE: Teresa Stockburger, Tracy Dominque, Cathy Campbell, Lisa Friedhoff, Julie Heath, Chris Aeschilman, Marsha Rupp. Kelly Friedhoff, Patti Dietrich and Advisor Lois Stoll ROW TWO: Fawn Mayo, Chris Mayo, Deb Hinkle, Lisa Powers, Brenda Rice, Connie Potter, Melissa Knisely, Mary Rupp and Georgia Guerrero. BOTTOM: FHA Officers: (Left to Right): Vice-President Teresa Stockburger, Student Council Rep. Mary Rupp, President Deb Hinkle. Secretary Melissa Knisely and Treasurer Chris Mayo. Organizations 33 Carriers Perform Vital Services Jay’s carriers are special people. They really do a good job of getting Jay around to his classes on time and in safe condition. Jay is a special person and everyone likes to give him assistance when he needs it. GFHS is proud of their willing spirit and cooperation in this necessary service PICTURED TOP: FRONT ROW: Gene Momyer. Tom Franks, Tracy Valentine, and Tom Kerber LEFT ROW: Dick Holtz. Steve Wilson, Mark Miller, Bob Streets, Frank Guerrero, and Victor Molina MIDDLE ROW: Jim Crowell, Jay Nyce, and Darrell Heximer. TOP ROW: John Griffiths, Brent Schaffner. Dennis Miller, Tony Dominique, Doug Schrock, Troy Mitchell, Tony Rosales and Jeff Avina. BOTTOM LEFT: Eddie the Eagle rolls out the red carpet for spirit at GFHS. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Doug Schrock and Jay Nyce take time to pose for our camera. Art Club Works Toward Museum Trips « During the 1980 year, the Fayette High School Art Club members expanded their knowledge of the role of art in their lives and the importance to the world. They culminated their experiences with a field trip to several museums in the Detroit-Toledo area. They also displayed their own artwork at a combined Art-Industrial Art Show. TOP: Art Club: (Lett to Right): ROW ONE: Michelle Hancock, Julie Cochran, Renee White, Lynne Ferguson and Lisa Shadbolt. ROW TWO: Jeanine White. Cindy Harckom, Rhett Montgomery, Lisa Lumbrezer, Jean Seiler, Daun Friedhoff and Advisor Tom Spiess BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Cindy Harkcom roughs in her design on the art room door BOTTOM RIGHT: Art Club Otticers: (Lett to Right): Treasurer Lisa Shadbolt, President Lynne Ferguson, Secretary Cindy Harkcom and Vice-President Renee White. Organizations Language Clubbers Sample Foreign Cultures TOP: Language Club Members: (Left to Right) ROW ONE: Teresa Morningstar. Renee White. Lynne Ferguson. Lynn Goble, and Advisor Susan Yoder ROW TWO: Frank Guerrero. Suzy Wilson. Kathy Bacon. Georgia Guerrero, and Kay Bacon ROW THREE: Lisa Friedhoff. Janelle Parsons. Penny Bernath. Pam Beaverson, Chris Mayo, and Daun Friedhoff. ROW FOUR: Ellena Lloyd. Gay Mattin, Brenda Rice. Gretchen Wilson. Jon Short. Alice Strayer. and Lisa Armstrong BOTTOM LEFT: Officers (Left to Right) FRONT ROW: Daun Friedhoff. Renee White, and Lynne Ferguson BACK ROW: Chris Mayo and Gretchen Wilson BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Armstrong. Gretchen Wilson. Lynne Ferguson. Sandy Bernath. Janelle Parsons, and Kay Bacon take a break from their cooking tasks. Later Janelle is fed a sample of the “homemade foreign goodies by Kay Junior High Chorus Sings Out Loud and Strong TOP: Junior High Chorus: (Left to Right) ROW 1: Diane Carrington, Sue Ann New. Bill White. Kip Humbert. Tammy Gasche. Patti Meller. Lisa Borton. Renae Borton, Loretta Risner. Bryce Morningstar. Mike Nicolen. Kelly Friedhoff ROW 2: Tracey Vereecke. Beth Rice. Amy Merillat. Shelley Beaverson, Joanne Miller, Suzette Leady. Wendy Lantz. Marsha Rupp. Patti Dietrich. Mr Gilliland ROW 3: Troy Borton. Paul Keefer. Ronnie Rice, Stacey Vereecke. Matt Strayer. Laurie Reigsecker. Tracy Lavinder. Kelly Keefer. Natalie Stahl. Darnell Shaffer. Patty Moss ROW 4: Mark Schang, Doug Aeschliman. Jeff Huffman. Tony Keefer, Sherry Vine. Chris Keefer. Kelly May. Cathy Campbell. Tonya Rinser, JoLynn Brubaker. Sherry Shay ROW 5: Chris Hancock. Larry Shay, Coe Bradley. Reyner Richards. Tina Walther, Dale Bates. Butch Griffiths. Tom Barron. Brian Fruchey. John Moss. Kyle Sallows BOTTOM: Jr. High Choral Officers: (L to R): Kip Humbert. Bill White. Patti Deitrich. Kelly May. Kyle Sallows Senior Chorus Moves to the Beat Director John Gilliland led the Senior Chorus through a year of varied music programs, including choreographed movements to selections from “Godspell. TOP: Senior Chorus (Left to Right) ROW ONE: Paula Fackler, Dawn Leady. Karen Beaverson. Terri Hoag. Tracey Dominique. Jill Goble. Director John Gilliland and Mitch Schaffner at slide bottom. Brent Schaffner. Mark Taylor, and Jeff Wilson ROW TWO: Kelly Borton, Teresa DeWulf, Gay Mattin. Lisa Powers. Melissa Knisely. Terri Whaley, and Mary Rupp ROW THREE Clockwise From Stair Bottom): Laurie Lumbrezer. Lisa Friedhoff. Charlene Quaintance. Brenda Rice. Connie Potter. Gail Kline. Vicky Singleton. Janelle Parsons. Annette Borton. Fawn Mayo. Teresa Stockburger. Christy Borton. Vincent Rosales, and Jeff Martin BOTTOM LEFT: Chorus members provide Christmas tunes at last assembly of 1979 BOTTOM RIGHT: Officers: (Left to Right): Kelly Borton. Janelle Parsons. Terri Whaley. Renee White, and Vincent Rosales 38 Organizations Junior High Band Learns Tunes, Makes Music TOP: Junior High Band (Left to Right): ROW 1: Jeff Elarton, Laurie Riegsecker. Tina Walther. Sue Ann New. Tammy Gasche ROW 2: Kelly Keefer, Joanne Miller, Amy Snow. Kip Humbert, Tony Keefer, William White, Suzette Leady, Kelly May. Mike Ballmer. Greg Ruger, Mike Nicolen. Bryce Morningstar ROW 3: Robert Stites. Matt Strayer. Mrs. Waldbauer, Darnell Shaffer. Jeff Huffman. Rey-nor Richards NOT SHOWN: Chris Borton. SNAPS AT BOTTOM: Jeff Elarton on clarinet. Sue Ann New and Tammy Gasche on flutes, and Bill White on trumpet. Organizations Purple and Gold Strutters Make Music The Marching Band stepped into their new season with an impressive showing at the Fulton County Fair, directed by the bright female face of Mrs. Patricia Waldbauer, their new instrumental music instructor. The musicians also performed at the community Halloween activities as well as several music programs New uniforms were purchased for the majorettes to enhance the band's appearance as our Purple and Gold music makers and tune strutters Marching Band Members: Majorettes: Lisa Powers. Annette Raker. Nancy Schaffner. and Jean Seiler Musicians: Lisa Armstrong, Kathy Bacon. Kay Bacon. Mike Ballmer. Dale Bates. Karen Beaverson, Christy Borton, Angie Carter. Tom Clemensen. Juli Cochran. Teresa DeWulf. Jeff Elarton. Paula Fackler, Bev Figgins. Daun Friedhoff. Tammy Gasche. Lynn Goble. Lisa Graf. Frank Guerrero. Georgia Guerrero. Ronna Hopkins, Kip Humbert. Kelly Keefer. Tony Keefer, Tom Kerber. Dawn Leady. Suzette Leady. Ellena Lloyd. Gay Mattin. Kelly May. Chris Mayo. Joann Miller. Ron Momyer. Bryce Morningstar. Sue Ann New. Mike Nico-len. Connie Potter. Reyner Richards. Lori Riegsecker. Tony Rosales. Greg Rugger. Brian Shadbolt. Darnell Shaffer. Amy Snow. Robert Stites, Barb Strayer, Matt Strayer. Jeff Timmons. Tina Walther. Bill White, and Renee White. 40 Organizations Concert Instrumentalists Sound Terrific Senior High Concert Band: TOP: (Left to Right) ROW ONE: Lisa Powers. Christy Borton. Kay Bacon. Rene6 White. Chris Mayo. Juli Cochran, and Karen Beaverson ROW 2: Bev Figgins. Lisa Graf. Ellena Lloyd. Lisa Armstrong. Gregoria Guerrero. Nancy Schaff-ner. Teresa Dewulf. Connie Potter. Tony Rosales. Kathy Bacon. Shawn Miller. Frank Guerrero. Dawn Leady. Paula Fackler. Barb Strayer. Angie Carter. Gay Mattm. and Lynn Goble. (At Back With Drums) Brian Shadbolt BOTTOM: Officers: (Left to Right) Gay Mattin (Fres Rep.), Nancy Schaffner (Soph Rep ), Bev Figgins (Sr. Rep ). Chris Mayo (Sec Treas ). Renee White (Vice Pres ), and Brian Shadbolt (President). Missing from the photo is Concert Band Conductor. Mrs. Patricia Waldbauer. who in her first year at F.H.S. capably took charge of these music makers, wielding the baton at several concerts, music assemblies for the student body, and community activities. Organizations 41 Outstanding Band and Chorus Students Selected for County Honors in Music y— ■— 1 a Km m , • n vy r-—— u - ' ri : TOP: County Band: (Left to Right) Juli Cochran and Karen Beaverson County Chorus: BOTTOM: (Clockwise From Left to Right) Paula Fackler. Brenda Rice. Lisa Powers. Annette Borton. Karen Beaverson. Terri Whaley. Renee White. Janelle Parsons, and Teresa Dewulf Pep Band Toots Spirit During the 1979-1980 Season the Pep Band entertained school and community at ‘Spirit Assemblies and home basketball games. These spirited musicians lent their instrumental talent to provide positive school feelings and to assist other spirit leaders in pep sessions throughout the year TOP: Pep Band: (Left to Right) ROW ONE: Ellena Lloyd. Georgia Guerrero. Christy Borton. Renee White, and Melissa Knisely (with snare drum). ROW TWO: Paula Fackler. Dawn Leady. Kelly May. Juli Cochran, and Karen Beaverson ROW THREE: Barb Strayer. Angie Carter. Connie Potter, and Lynn Goble ROW FOUR: Lisa Armstrong. Ron Momyer. Lisa Powers, and Bev Figgins ROW FIVE: Doug Schrock, Bill White. Tony Keefer. Frank Guerrero, and Kip Humbert. BOTTOM: Under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Waldbauer the Pep Band performs at a ‘Spirit Assembly. Office Library Aides Assist GFHS Officer workers, under the direction of high school secretary, Margaret Crowell, perform various vital services for GFHS. Their assistance with such things as running the ditto machine, collecting absence slips, typing special announcements. and answering the telephone are much appreciated PICTURED TOP are: (L to R) Teresa Stockburger. Terri Whaley. Mrs. Margaret Crowell. Sandy Bernath. Mary Rupp, and Ronna Hopkins. The library combines two worlds — one of information and discovery, and the other of leisure reading and pleasure. The role of library aides, under the guidance of Mrs. Elaine Patterson, is that of helper with answers to such questions as: how to use the card catalog, where to find a book, and where to locate audio-visual materials PICTURED BOTTOM: (L to R) Janelle Parsons, Ellena Lloyd, Lisa Armstrong, (Front Center) Mrs. Elaine Patterson, Alice Strayer. Jeff Simmons. Lisa Friedhoff, and Mark Taylor. Student Council Serves School Pride The Fayette High School Student Council was responsible for the Homecoming festivities, concessions at home basketball games. Christmas decorations, various assemblies and movies, and the Awards Day presentations. This leadership group was advised by Miss Sharon Selmek. TOP: (Left to Right) ROW ONE: Doug Aeschliman. Patti Dietrich, Lynne Ferguson, and Sue Ann New ROW TWO: Chuck Kunkle. Renee White. Duan Friedhoff, Chris Mayo, Brad Hibbard. Lynn Goble, and Kathy Phillips ROW THREE: Gay Mattin, Lisa Powers. Mary Rupp, Steve Wilson. Darrell Heximer. Jon Short. Deb Hinkle, and Terri Whaley BOTTOM LEFT: Our second floor Christmas tree was a new purchase this year BOTTOM RIGHT: S. C. Officers: (Left to Right) Lynne Ferguson, Terri Whaley. Steve Wilson, and Kathy Phillips. 45 Organizations National Honor Society Assists School NHS members participated in the sixth grade orientation, a fund-raising stationary sale, worked at the Bloodmobile, sold Homecoming flowers, and staged a tea initiation at the Opera House. Their advisor was Mrs. Gayle Van Havel. TOP: NHS Members: Jeff Wilson, Ronna Hopkins. Melissa Knisely. Lisa Armstrong, Teresa Stockburger. Renee White. Mrs Van Havel. Brian Shadbolt, Kathy Phillips. Kim Kerber. Barb Figgins. Alice Strayer. Mary Rupp. Tom Kerber BOTTOM LEFT: Officers: TOP: Tom Kerber. Treasurer; Brian Shadbolt. President. BOTTOM: Teresa Stockburger. Secretary and Lisa Armstrong. Vice President BOTTOM RIGHT: New Members: TOP: Lisa Graf. Georgia Guerrero. Juli Cochran. Tony Cochran. Terri Whaley. MIDDLE: Barb Strayer. Jeanine White. Brent Snow. Gretchen Wilson BOTTOM: Ellena Lloyd. Jon Short NOT SHOWN: Penny Bernath. £3 Organizations Cadet Teachers Provide Services Cadet teachers are a very essential organization in a school They help teachers in many ways They may do little things such as making posters and tutoring students. Many elementary children need that extra attention to spur them on to do better Teachers may need the saved time from grading papers to make better lessons for the kids Whatever the case. Cadet Teachers are needed and they all get a special thanks for making things easier TOP: Elementary Cadet Teachers: (Left to Right) Georgia Guerrero. Deb Hinkle. Barb Figgins. Annette Borton. Connie Potter. Kathy Langham. Tracey Dominique. Teresa Mornmgstar, and Advisor Mrs Gaile Van Havel. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Teresa Morningstar proves a valuable aide in the classroom BOTTOM RIGHT: Secondary Cadets: Left to Right) ROW ONE: Brent Snow and Lynn Goble ROW TWO: Penny Bernath. Gene Momyer. and Daun Fried-hoff ROW THREE: Kathy Phillips. Randy Schang. Melissa Knisely. and Tammy Smith. ROW FOUR: Julie Heath. Gretchen Wilson, and Advisor Gaile Van Havel. Organizations Eagle’s Claw Staff Speeds News to F.H.S. Accuracy is the watchword of a good reporter The Eagle s Claw ’ provides a monthly look at student opinions, organizational news, sports reports, critiques of movies and music editorials ranging from the demerit system to more school spirit, and puzzles to entertain and inform our student body TOP: Eagle’s Claw Staff: (Left to Right) ROW ONE: (On Table) Jean Seiler. Michelle Hancock. Nancy Schaffner. Sandy Bernath. and Annette Borton ROW TWO: Advisor Mrs. Phebe Borman. Shane Miller. Bill Stites. Jeff Martin. Dan Shaffer. Kevin Wilson Brett Scott. Paul Beaverson. Bill Dennis. (Seated at Table) Dennis Miller and Troy Mitchell. Jon Short. Jeff Avina. Jeff Simmons, and Mike Rodriquez. INVERTED 48 Organizations Hi-Life Staff Gives New Look to ’80 Book Eagle Hi-Life Staff (L to R): FIRST ROW: Mrs Mitton. Business Advisor; Lisa Shadbolt. Georgia Guerrero. Mrs Lash. Publication Advisor SECOND ROW: Melissa Kmsely. Jeanine White. Marcia Towers. Brett Scott. Brenda Rice. Alice Strayer THIRD ROW: Chris Aeschliman. Laurie Lumbrezer, Kay Bacon. Connie Potter. Brent Snow. Lisa Lumbrezer FOURTH ROW: Barb Strayer. Juli Cochran. Jean Seiler. Suzy Wilson. Jim Ballmer MISSING: Editor-in-Chief Kathy Phillips Organizations G.F.H.S. Awards Day Signals Recognition TOP LEFT: Outstanding Cadet Teachers: Lisa Lumbrezer and Lynn Goble TOP CENTER: Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Winner: Terri Whaley. TOP RIGHT: Outstanding Spanish Students, Barb Strayer and Jon Short BOTTOM LEFT: Outstanding Math Students (Left to Right) ROW ONE: Brian Shadbolt, Teresa Morningstar, Lisa Graf. Gay Mattin. and Kathy Bacon ROW TWO: Jeff Wilson. Tom Kerber. Barb Strayer. and Tony Cochran. BOTTOM RIGHT: Outstanding American Government Student: Brian Shadbolt Organizations For Outstanding Achievements in 1980 TOP LEFT: Outstanding Marine Bandsmen Winner, Brian Shadbolt TOP CENTER: Cafeteria Workers, Bill Stites. Brad Bliekamp. and Brad Brehm TOP RIGHT: Outstanding Typing Students, Lisa Lumbrezer. Pam Beaverson. and Melissa Knisely BOTTOM LEFT: Outstanding Shop Students, Kevin Wilson and Tom Franks BOTTOM RIGHT: Outstanding Science Students (Left to Right): ROW ONE: Kay Bacon and Kathy Bacon. ROW TWO: Barb Figgins, Tom Kerber. and Darrell Heximer Organizations % Eagles Soar High at All Science Fair Levels In 1980 Fayette High School hosted a local science fair which was judged a great success with ten students receiving superior ratings. Freshman Vicky Singleton’s project on Solar Energy won a superior at the State Science Fair, while Senior Tony Cochran won an excellent at State for his project on the Computer Study of FK Comae. Senior Alice Strayer competed additionally in the International Science Fair and made an award-winning biological science presentation at the Ohio Junior Academy of Science. TOP LEFT: State Winners: Vicky Singleton and Tony Cochran TOP RIGHT: Senior Superior District Winners: Alice Strayer. Brian Shadbolt. and Tony Cochran. Organizations Sports Division Sports Division Sports Reserves Demonstrate Volley-Skill Reserve Team: ROW ONE: (L to R) Jean Seiler, Nancy Schaffner, Jill Goble, Christy Borton, and Kelly Borton ROW TWO: Coach Barb Gibbs, Manager Patti Dietrich. Chris Mayo, Melissa Knisely. Annette Borton, Lisa Lumbrezer, Gay Mattin, Stats Dawn Leady, and Lisa Armstrong TOP: Just one of the examples of Fayette's spirit! BOTTOM: Coach Gibbs signals a big time out to confer with her eagles Reserves came through once again this year to give themselves a 7-8 record, with Melissa Knisely, Annette Borton. and Nancy Schaffner being the experienced ones to help out the other first-year rookies. FAYETTE SCORES Pettisville 4-15 15-7 15-13 Tinora 13-15 11-15 North Central 8-15 12-15 Liberty Center 15-8 15-2 Hilltop 16-14 10-15 6-15 Stryker 15-9 15-5 Pettisville 9-15 15-17 Hicksville 15-8 15-5 Hilltop 15-6 4-15 7-15 Ayersville 11-15 15-4 15-11 Edon 13-15 15-8 9-15 Styker 14-16 15-4 15-12 Delta 12-15 13-15 Edgerton 15-7 15-10 Edon 4-15 13-15 Sports TOP: Reserve Eagles plan secret attack BOTTOM: Reserve Volleybal-lers carry the spirit to the Varsity Net-women. Varsity Nets a Winning Season TOP: Senior Barb Figgins spikes the ball to opponents. BOTTOM: Another ace served by Sophomore Netwoman, Gretchen Wilson. Varsity Team: ROW ONE: (L to R) Teresa Stockburger, Nancy Schaffner, Lynn Goble, Daun Friedhoff, and Lynne Ferguson. ROW TWO: Ronna Hopkins. Melissa Knisely. Fawn Mayo and Jill Goble ROW THREE: Stats Dawn Leady and Lisa Armstrong, Barb Figgins, Gretchen Wilson, Bev Figgins, Manager Patti Dietrich, and Coach Barb Gibbs. The Fayette Volleyball team ended its 1979 season with an 11-8 record Barb Figgins made First Team All-League with Gretchen Wilson and Lynn Goble making Second Team. They will be losing 5 seniors, but that will not stop our demanding girls FAYETTE OPPONENT SCORES Pettisville 15-7 8-15 13-15 Tinora 15-13 11-15 15-17 North Central 12-15 15-9 15-10 Lib. Center 15-10 15-7 Hilltop 15-12 15-7 Stryker 15-8 14-16 15-13 Pettisville 15-10 15-4 Hicksville 11-15 16-14 15-10 Hilltop 15-7 15-4 Ayersville 15-6 15-4 Edon 15-5 9-15 5-15 Stryker 15-6 16-14 Delta 13-15 15-7 11-15 Edgerton 15-5 3-15 8-15 Edon 10-15 15-11 15-6 =a . Sports Girls’ Reserve Team Exhibits T imv The Girls' Reserve Basketball Team had a good season ending with 14 wins. 5 losses Everone will remember the Stryker game where they worked as a team and won by 1 point The girls were willing to work in practices even though many times they didn't feel like it. They learned a lot about teamwork. All the team members were good sports and always ready to take responsibility. They played many exciting games and next year they'll be back with more excitement. TOP: Reserve Basketball Team: (Left to Right) FRONT: Angie Carter, Pam Borton. and Paula Fackler. BACK: Jill Goble, Jean Seiler. Lisa Armstrong, Barb Strayer, Lisa Lumbrezer. Julie Heath and Laurie Lumbrezer. MISSING: Coach Barb Bruggeman and Coach John Winzeler. GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBAU- STATIST RECORD 14-5 OPPONENT vs. FAYETTE North Central Ottawa Hills Wauseon McAuley Edgerton Liberty Center Pettisville Ottawa Hills Hicksville Evergreen Edon North Central Stryker Tinora Liberty Center Hilltop Ayersville Sports TOP LEFT: Sophomore Nancy Schaffner quenches her thirst during game break. TOP CENTER: Sophomore Gretchen Wilson goes for IT! TOP RIGHT: Junior Lynn Goble hopes the ball will come her way BOTTOM LEFT: Basketball Stats. Annette Borton and Pam Beaverson. check their date with the Great Big Cookie at the Top of the Jar BOTTOM CENTER: Senior Barb Figgins attempts to sink another one BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Lisa Lumbrezer waits for the rebound. Girls’ Varsity Beats Stryker Roundbalie The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team had a very good season ending with 16 wins and 4 losses. The three seniors on the team, Barb Figgins, Bev Figgins, and Lynne Ferguson have a lot to be proud of in their last year of basketball We shall always remember Barb Figgins achieving 1000 rebounds and the girls varsity finally beating Stryker The team was hampered this season by many injuries Through the injuries the players learned a lot about teamwork and what it takes to win. Their first game of the tournament was a letdown for everyone The girls played a hard game but were still defeated by 3 points. They lost to Stryker, but look out next year. TOP: Girls' Varsity Basketball Team: (Left to Right) Jill Goble, Pam Borton, Barb Figgins, Bev Figgins, Gretchen Wilson, Lisa Armstrong, Julie Heath, Ronna Hopkins. Lynne Ferguson. and Lynn Goble Missing: Coach Barb Bruggeman and Coach John Winzeler GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS RECORD 16-4 BBC Games OPPONENT vs. FAYETTE North Central 28 - 64 Ottawa Hills 40 - 46 Northwood 30 - 84 Wauseon 37 41 McAuley 31 59 •Edgerton 51 39 Liberty Center 27 61 Pettisville 57 64 Ottawa Hills 53 56 •Hicksville 38 49 Evergreen 45 44 •Edon 33 44 Macomber 47 53 •North Central 33 63 •Stryker 45 - 50 Tinora 64 - 56 •Pettisville 30 - 37 Liberty Center 36 - 62 •Hilltop 56 - 50 Ayersville � 36 42 Sports TOP LEFT: Laurie Lumbrezer watches the ball go through the hoop at the foul line TOP CENTER: Coach Barb Bruggeman poses for a quick snapshot during a practice session TOP RIGHT: Barb Figgins holds the ball out of reach, while Lynne Ferguson awaits the pass BOTTOM LEFT: Lynne Ferguson warms up for the big game with Hilltop at Parents Night” BOTTOM CENTER: Ronna Hopkins looks for an opening to move the ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Julie Heath gets rid of the basketball while an opponent guards her too close for comfort Sports Junior High Shooters Cheerers Shine All junior high squads learned to work together and took the good breaks with the bad to make their shooting and cheerleading experiences for the 1979-80 school year. Don Buerk and Bob Oberle served as roundball mentors for the seventh graders, while Tom Smith filled the role of coach for the eighth graders. Susan Yoder served as junior high cheerleading advisor. Hats-off to these fine young people who learned to keep in step with their squadmates and have fun doing it. TOP: Seventh Grade Basketball Team: ROW ONE (Left to Right): Doug Aeschli-man, Ronald Rice. Stacy Vereecke. Mark Schang. and Trent Lavinder. ROW TWO: Troy Borton. Matt Strayer. Paul Keefer. John Moss, and Reyner Richards. ROW THREE: Coach Don Buerk. Brian Eitinear, Dale Bates. Tom Barron. Robert Stites, and Coach Bob Oberle CENTER: Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: ROW ONE (Left to Right): Beth Rice. Diane Carrington. Lisa Fredrick, and Sue Ann New ROW TWO: Tammy Gasche. Loretta Risner. Renae Borton, and Joanne Miller BOTTOM: Eighth Grade Basketball Team: (Left to Right): Coach Tom Smith, Mitch Molina. Larry Miller, Kip Humbert, Griff Griffiths, Brad Hibbard. Brian Fruchey. Kyle Sallows. and Les Fredrick KNEELING: Manager Brad Brehm Sports Frosh Sharp-Shooters Cheerers Draw Success, TOP: Freshman Basketball Team: (Left to Right) Todd Smith, Vincent Rosales. Craig Verrity. John Griffiths. Rich Vereecke. Marty Schaffner, Tom Carrington, and Coach Tom Smith. CENTER: Manager Brad Brehm BOTTOM: Cheerleading Squad (Left to Right) SEATED: Christy Borton, Christy Beaverson, and Kelly May. STANDING: Patti Dietrich. Laurie Riegsecker, Kris Keefer, and Marsha Rupp. Learn Sportsmanship, and Have Good Times Sports The Boys' Reserve had a good season for a good reason. They had all the right things to be a good team and they worked to put them together. There was height and quickness, and most of all the determination to play, and win. Many times things were practiced over and over until they were right. Free throws were a high point of the guys. The team had a lot of self confidence and all played well together. We hope they'll all be back next year to lead the Eagles to victory! TOP: Reserve Basketball Team: (Left to Right) Coach Don Buerk, Jeff Storrs, Mark Griffiths, Dennis Miller, Jeff Martin, Tracy Valentine, Rhett Montgomery, Jeff Avina, Victor Molina. CENTER: Manager, Chris Hancock. BOYS' RESERVE BASKETBALL STATISTICS RECORD 15-5 Opponents vs. Fayette Antwerp 42 - 38 Hicksville 35 - 43 Liberty Center 44 - 47 Maumee Valley 23 - 65 Holgate 41 - 54 Hillton 42 - 46 Edgerton 43 - 34 North Central 46 - 50 Emmanuel Baptist 55 - 58 Stryker 44 - 49 Hilltop 43 - 35 Evergreen 53 - 63 Emmanuel Baptist 34 - 69 Edon 53 - 48 North Central 54 - 47 Hicksville 55 - 56 Ottawa Hills 46 - 53 Pettisville 46 - 52 Hudson 52 - 53 Edon 37 - 42 Sports TOP LEFT: Coach Buerk yells instructions to his Eagles TOP CENTER: Frosh Darrell Heximer plays ' Give me a shot with an opponent. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Victor Molina is a real charger BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Dennis Miller handling the ball for Eagles BOTTOM CENTER: Victor stretches for a lay-up BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore Jeff Avina aims for two points Reserve Win Loss Record Shows Teamwork Sports Varsity Roundballers Show Desire Pride BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS RECORD 6-14 Opponents vs. Fayette Antwerp 54 - 55 Hicksville 56 - 53 Liberty Center 61 - 70 Maumee Valley 43 - 45 Holgate 97 - 57 Hilltop 55 - 63 Edgerton 71 - 44 North Central 87 - 62 Emmanuel Baptist 60 - 49 Stryker 72 - 61 Hilltop 61 - 52 Evergreen 76 - 50 Emmanuel Baptist 69 - 70 Edon 92 - 68 North Central 96 - 56 Hicksville 68 - 53 Ottawa Hills 51 - 29 Pettisville 69 - 37 Hudson 60 - 63 Edon 67 - 52 ♦Edgerton 58 - 40 The Boys' Varsity Basketball Team performed admirably this season. Our team was composed of two seniors, and the rest underclassmen, with all gaining experience. The team may have lacked height, but made up for this with quickness and improved playing skills. The boys practiced very hard and did many drills repeatedly. With continued good coaching and an older, more experienced team, next year they should have a very exciting year. TOP: Varsity Basketball Team: (Left to Right) Tony Rosales, Brian Shadbolt. Jon Short, Troy Mitchell, Steve Wilson, Jeff Martin, Rodney Kessler, Tracy Valentine, Dennis Miller, Brent Schaffner, Mitch Schaffner, and Coach Bob Oberle CENTER: Manager Chris Hancock, and Mark Taylor not shown. Sports ♦Tournament TOP LEFT: Junior Brent Schaffner appears surrounded by Evergreen Green Grabbers. TOP CENTER: Junior Tony Rosales shows the opposition how to execute some Harlem Globetrotter moves. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Mitch Schaffner’s face demonstrates that famous Eagle determination. BOTTOM LEFT: Basketball Stats (Left to Right) ROW ONE: Brenda Rice, Barb Figgins. Bev Figgins. and Kelly Borton ROW TWO: Marcia Towers. Nancy Schaffner. and Jean Seiler BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Steve Wilson tensely waits for his chance at the rebound. Sports Varsity Cheerleaders Signal S-P-l-R-l-T “Cookie Monster says that the Fayette Varsity Cheerleaders are the great big cookies at the top of the jar.” Advised by Barb Gibbs, the varsity cheered, stomped and romped into the swing of the basketball season with vim and vigor. TOP LEFT: Annette Raker and Lisa Graf display “Go-For-lt attitudes TOP RIGHT: Varsity Cheerleading Squad: TOP TO BOTTOM: Kay Bacon. Kathy Bacon. Teresa Stockburger. Mary Rupp. Lisa Graf. Annette Raker CENTER: Mary Rupp (the driver of the invisible car) and her fellow rah-rah pals entertain the student body during a pep assembly BOTTOM LEFT: Kathy Bacon. Annette Raker. Kay Bacon. Teresa Stockburger and Lisa Graf boogie-down for the fans BOTTOM RIGHT: Varsity Cheerleaders step into their role as spirit leaders and show that even a foot injury doesn’t keep them down and out. Reserve Cheerleaders learned new cheers, painted signs, planned pep assemblies and led the victory chants for the Reserve Basketball players. Barb Gibbs was their advisor and guiding inspiration. “How funky is your chicken? How loose is your goose? Well, come on Eagle fans; shake your caboose.’’ TOP LEFT: Reserve Cheerleading Squad: (Lett to Right): Suzy Wilson. Chris Aeschliman, Gay Mattin, Chris Mayo. Lisa Friedhoff and Penny Bernath. TOP RIGHT: Gay Mattin leaps with joy as the Reserve Team buckets another one BOTTOM LEFT: Penny Ber-nath's got the spirit and the pep BOTTOM RIGHT: Reservists Suzy Wilson, Chris Mayo, Chris Aeschliman, Lisa Friedhoff and Penny Bernath give sideline support to their guys as they win another one. For the Eagles and Their Supporters Wrestlers Matmaids Pin Victories TOP: Wrestling Team: (Left to Right) ROW ONE: Kevin Bradley. Gene Momyer. Tony Dominque. Mike Rodriguez. Ron Momyer. John Herzog, and Frank Guerrero ROW TWO: Dan Shaffer. Denny Pack. Frank Lopez. Fabian Molina. Doug Shrock. Tim Kunkle. Ray Molina, Jim Crowell. Tom Franks and Coach Leo Wixom BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Wixom plans the moves with team members Dan Shaffer. Frank Lopez and Mike Rodriguez BOTTOM CENTER: Freshman Frank Lopez proves grappling takes grit BOTTOM RIGHT: An Eagle Matman, Tony Dominque. tangles with an opponent. Sports The Eagle Wrestling Team added many new faces this season to have one of the largest in the school s history Seniors Tim Kun-kle and Gene Momyer and Junior Tony Dominique advanced to the District Wrestling Tournament at BGSU. March 7-8. 1980 These grapplers carried their team’s best wishes and are to be congratulated as fine examples of the coaching ability of Lee Wixom. TOP LEFT: Eagle Matmaids. Lori Padilla. Georgia Guerrero. Terri Whaley. Renee White. Melissa Knisely. Daun Friedhoff. and Jeanine White are front row supporters for their wrestlers. TOP RIGHT: Eagle Matmaids: (Left to Right) Renee White. Melissa Knisely, Georgia Guerrero. Duan Friedhoff. Terri Whaley. Jeanine White, and Advisor Barb Wixom BOTTOM LEFT: Freshman Jim Crowell attempts a reversal of positions BOTTOM CENTER: Junior John Herzog, the masked marvel, grapples without mask BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Tom Franks is given some words of encouragement by fellow teammates Sports Female Runners Outdistance Opponents This season our girls’ Cross Country started with a fine looking trio, consisting of Janelle Parsons, Kay Bacon, and Penny Bernath. But, soon after the first meet, they shrunk to a duo with Janelle having a knee injury that meant her running this season would have to wait. Kay and Penny did a fine job though. Still young, Kay, Penny, and Janelle will be anxiously waiting for next year’s season. As a team this group promises to be very worthwhile. TOP RIGHT: Girls’ Senior Cross Country Members: (L to R) Janelle Parsons, Penny Bernath. and Kay Bacon MIDDLE LEFT: Penny Bernath concentrates on form. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kay Bacon and Janelle Parsons, with back to the camera, focus attention on the impending race BOTTOM LEFT: Penny puts her efforts forth to place at the starting line of the State Meet held in Columbus, dashing across it with 26th place BOTTOM RIGHT: The crowded start of another race is captured on film. Male Thinclads Race to Victory in 1979 Varsity Boys Cross Country Members: (Lto R) Victor Molina. Brett Scott. Ron Momyer. Doug Shrock, Darrell Heximer, Tom Kerber, Troy Mitchell, Vincent Rosales. Gene Momyer, and Coach Larry Armstrong This year our boys' Cross Country Team had many experienced runners. They set out to work with many important and meaningful goals. Most goals were reached. The next season of Cross Country should prove successful due to the experience gained this year. BOYS C.C. STANDINGS Fayette Invitational: Champs Perrysburg Invitational: Runners Up Buckeye Border Conference: Champions — Second year in a row. SEASON RECORD: W —63 L —7 MIDDLE LEFT: Working up a sweat! BOTTOM LEFT: Ron Momyer and Tom Kerber run instinctively to place as a team. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Gene Momyer placed 27th at the State Meet Sports Junior High Athletes Learn the Ropes TOP LEFT: Junior High Male Cross Country: Brad Hibbard and Mitch Molina. TOP RIGHT: Junior High Female Track Team (L to R): ROW ONE: Diane Carrington, and Sherrie Shay. ROW TWO: Sherry Vine, Kelly May, Tina Walther, Kristie Fredrick, Patty Moss, and Kristy Beaverson. CENTER: Junior High Male Track Team (L to R): ROW ONE: Bill White. Fred Lloyd, and Larry Shay ROW TWO: Coach Mark Walton, Mitch Molina, Jeff Elarton, Griff Griffiths, Brad Hibbard, and Reyner Richards. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior High Female Cross Country: Kristy Beaverson, Sherry Vine, and Diane Carrington. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior High Female Basketball Team (L to R): ROW ONE: Kristy Fredrick, Beth Rice, Tracy Ver-eecke, Amy Merillat, and Diane Carrington ROW TWO: Sherrie Shay, Sherry Vine. Tina Walther. Patty Moss, and Kristy Beaverson. 76 Sports Female Trackers Make Good Showing in 1980 TOP: Senior High Girls’ Track Team (Left to Right): ROW ONE: Daun Friedhoff. Lynn Goble. Kay Bacon . Janelle Parsons , and Pam Borton. ROW TWO: Marcia Towers . Barb Figgins . Ronna Hopkins . Gretchen Wilson . Annette Borton. Julie Heath, and Manager Brenda Rice MISSING: Penny Bernath BOTTOM LEFT: Ronna Hopkins completes her line of hurdles BOTTOM CENTER: Barb Figgins is in the process of putting a shot BOTTOM RIGHT: Janelle Parsons and Kay Bacon discuss their two-mile relay strategy. ( District Track Competition; ’Barb Figgins also participated in the State Track Competition, finishing second in the shot put) Sports 77 mam Coach Armstrong Bids Farewell to Fine Team TOP LEFT: Senior High Track Team (L to R) ROW ONE: Coach Armstrong. Brett Scott. Victor Molina. Tom Franks. Tom Carrington. Ron Momyer. Vincent Rosales. Frank Lopez, and Coach Walton. ROW TOW: David LaFountain. Troy Mitchell. Darrell Heimer. Doug Schrock. and Mark Griffiths TOP RIGHT: Mark Griffiths passes the baton to Brett Scott. BOTTOM LEFT: David LaFountain jumps the high hurdles BOTTOM CENTER: Ron Momyer attempts to clear his recommended height. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gene Momyer out-distances his opponents Baseball Team Hits Challenging Season Fayette Baseball Team (Left to Right): ROW ONE: Coach Buerk, Jeff Storrs. Jeff Simmons, Tom Carrington ROW TWO: Marty Schaffner, John Griffiths. Tracy Valentine, and Stats Christy Borton and Kelly May. ROW THREE: Jeff Avina, Mitch Schaffner. Randy Schang, Dennis Miller, Jon Short, Tony Rosales. 1980 EAGLE BASEBALL RECORD OPPONENTS VS. FAYETTE Liberty Center 12-6 Hicksville 17-2 Edgerton 28-0 Waldron 3-6 North Central 15-0 Stryker 2-3 Hicksville 3-2 Edon 22-3 Pettisville 10-1 Hilltoo 2-6 ‘Sectional Season Record 4-6 Sports 79 Eagle Golf Team Hits Fine Season The Fayette Golf Team had a very good season in 1979. The Fayette Varsity Golf Team was narrowly edged by the Delta Panthers to place second in the sixth Fayette Invitational Golf Tournament held at the De Mor Hills Golf Course. Freshman John Griffiths again turned in an outstanding round of 83 to win the Medalist Trophy over 27 other golfers. Thanks to the team for all the time and effort they put in to make this a fine season. TOP LEFT: Golf Team (Left to Right) ROW ONE, Reserve Squad: Tracy Valentine, Jerry Schaffner, Jon Short, and Tom Carrington. ROW TWO, Varsity Squad: Coach Tom Spiess, Jeff Wilson, Steve Wilson, Brent Schaffner, Brian Shadbolt, Mark Griffiths, and John Griffiths. TOP RIGHT: Junior Jeff Wilson lines up the ball for the hole-in-one shot. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Mark Griffiths practices his Jack Nicklaus putt. BOTTOM RIGHT: The team takes a quick picture break before continuing a vigorous swing session. Girls’ High School Bowlers Roll Out A Strike TOP: Fayette Girls’ Bowling Team (Left to Right): Angie Carter, Juli Cochran. Captain Lisa Lumbrezer. Laurie Lum-brezer, and Teresa Morningstar BELOW: Juli. Teresa. Lisa. Laurie, and Angie (not shown) received second place in the High School Girls' League held at the Archbold Lanes To Finish 2nd in League Sports LYNNE FERGUSON Volleyball, Basket ball FAWN MAYO Volleyball MARY RUPP Cheerleader Sports Sports uojSjAiQ A;inoej Faculty Division A dministrators Secretaries Provide Organization and Leadership at G.F.H.S. Administration Secretaries GAYLORD PARSONS SUPERINTENDENT LAWRENCE ARMSTRONG HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL JOHN R. WINZELER ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL JOSEPH LONG ASSISTANT HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MARGARET CROWELL HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY DONNA ROTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SECRETARY Board of Education Dedicated Personnel TOP LEFT: School Board Members (L to R): FRONT: William Humbert and Nancy Cooley BACK: Elwyn Bates, Richard Martin, and Colenzo Short. TOP RIGHT: Clerk-Treasurer Arlene Wilson. CENTER LEFT: Guidance Counselor Gayle Van Havel. Serve G.F.H.S. CENTER MIDDLE: Neil Borton. Fayette Custodian CENTER RIGHT: Joe Schrock. Franklin Custodian. BOTTOM LEFT: Linda Davis, Clerk Typist. BOTTOM RIGHT: Fayette Building Food Service: Wanda Bacon, Mildred Miller, and Eloise Wyse PERSONNEL NOT SHOWN: Custodians: Ada Schrock, Phyllis Roth, Mary Wagner, and Betty Davis. Food Service: Mary Lou Roth and Francis Ber-nath Transportation: Penny Merillat, Randy Merillat. Lou Wells. Ruth Wright, and Charles Brown. Personnel Faculty Administration Elementary Teachers at Fayette Franklin Marlene Graf Goshen College Kindergarten Susan Nyce Goshen College First Grade Joyce Armstrong University of Toledo Sixth Grade Eunice Winzeler University of Toledo Kindergarten Thomas Smith Bowling Green State Third Grade Mary Bower Bowling Green State Sixth Grade Faculty Constructed Our Foundation to the Future John Winzeler Ohio State University Math Great Books Ella Lichtenwald University of Toledo Fourth Grade Patricia Clevenger Bowling Green State Fifth Grade Paula Schaffner Cedarville College Fifth Grade Marguerite Zachel Michigan State University Speech Hearing Therapy Mary Zink Bowling Green State Third Grade Faculty and Deserve a Spot in Our Memories Nancy Lutton Alice Geiger Marilyn Opdycke Cedarville College Defiance College Adrian College First Grade Second Grade Fourth Grade I Linda Short Goshen College Second Grade Betty Weaver B.G.S.U. Special Reading Deborah Gerken B.G.S.U. L-D Class Faculty Faculty 95, The Class of 1980 Salutes Dedicated Staff Phoebe Borman Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati English. French, Journalism. Seventh Grade Advisor Barbara Bruggeman Adrian College Jr. High Math. Reading. Practical Math. Junior Class Advisor Donald Buerk Bowling Green State University Jr. High Social Studies, U S History, Freshman Class Advisor Kenneth Cronin Adrian College English, Eighth Grade Advisor Faculty Who Make Student Life Fast Paced Barbara Gibbs Olivet Nazarene College Health. Physical Education. Volleyball Coach. Cheerleader Advisor John Gilliland Heidelberg College Elementary Chorus and Elementary General Music. Jr High Chorus. Sr High Choir John Knipp Michigan State University Vo-Ag Pamela Lash University of Toledo English. American Government. Senior Class Advisor Faculty 97 Martha Mitton BGSU Business Courses, Freshman Class Advisor Robert Oberle BGSU History. Government. Seventh Grade Advisor Elaine Patterson Indiana University. University of Toledo Media Specialist. Eighth Grade Advisor Ray Ramsdell University of Toledo Industrial Arts Sharon Selmek University of Toledo Algebra. Geometry. Advanced Math. Physics James Short O.S.U.. Defiance College. University of Toledo Jr. High Science. Ind Science. Animal Behavior. Senior Class Advisor Thomas Spiess Defiance College. Sienna Heights Art Lois Stoll University of Akron Home Economics Faculty Patricia Waldbaur BGSU Instrumental Music Mark Walton University of Toledo High School Sciences. Sophomore Class Advisor Leo Wixom Findlay College Physical Education. Junior Class Advi sor Susan Yoder Earlham College. Indiana Spanish. Jr High Reading, Typing. Speech and Drama. Sophomore Class Advisor 4 MM � J % m r M'vf1 Faculty 101 Kindergarten Cuties Step Into New Routine PICTURED ABOVE: (Lett to Right) ROW 1: Tausha Alvey, Charlene Aquirre. Penny Beaverson, Michael Borton, Tim Brehm, Leslie Burkholder, Caryn Cooley, Richard Dominique ROW TWO: Joe Garza. Jennifer Hack, Crystal Hall, Jose Hernandez, John Hinkle, Scott Keefer, Todd Keefer. Becky Kline. ROW THREE: Melanie Langenderfer. Gwen Lichtenwald. Peggy McKinney. Ryan Powers. Gilberto Rivas, Veronica Silkey, Lisa Smith, Michael Vanderveer ROW FOUR: Leandra Veillon, Ryan Winzeler, Leo Wixom, Erika Wyse. PICTURED BELOW: ROW ONE: Israel Aguilar. ROW TWO: Jennifer Bentley. Christine Berry. Ryan Bing-man, Reuben Cramer, Jana Ferguson, Brian Groves, Raymond Grubbs, Victor Guerrero. ROW THREE: Craig Hand, Kandice Hibbard, Bobbie Jo Hudeck, Mark East, James Lapre, Keri Lichtenwald, Linda Mattern, Heidi McKinney ROW FOUR: Nassa Price, Shawn Repp, Tony Robinson. Christopher Roth, Matt Schaffner. Melissa Shaffer, Chad Wagner, Chad Zimmerman. Elementary First Graders Swing Into All-Day Routine ROW 1: Michael Anderson Becky Bostic Ryan Colegrove Shannon Curry Bradley Dewulf Jacqueline Graf ROW 2: Chassity Grime Angela Haven Kriag Keiser Murry Knisley Anthony Kunkle Mary Maginn ROW 3: Caroline Merillat Chris Potter Matthew Rupp Jeremy Shaffer Jason Smith Matthw Snider ROW 4: Zendra Stamm Dusty Taylor Nichole Warren Stacy Wilkes and Discover New Friends Interests ROW Is Charles Brown Corey Fruchey Fredric Graf Michael Hooser Brent Lavinder ROW 2: Brent Lavinder Brent Leady Obery Leininger Sean Leininger Chad Litchtenwald Jennifer McKinney ROW 3: Wesley Merillat Joe Molina Douglas Osmun Christy Phillips Brenda Randall Amanda Reviere ROW 4: Kenneth Risner Velvet Robinson Brooke Schaffner Michelle Shaffer Joshua Smith Kelli Wilson Miss Nyce s Class Elementary Second Graders Make New Discoveries ROW 1: Jeff Addison Kelly Archer Danni Beaverson Ronnie Bingman Cherolyn Bird ROW 2: Stacy Bird Eric Borton Earin Brawley Shannon Chase Carey Christenson ROW 3: Larry Deline Trent Dominque Becky Finley Donna Franks Shawn Hand ROW 4: Tadd Hibbard Brian Kast Theophile Lapre Doug Lichtenwald Mark Maginn ROW 5: Scott May Tammy Miller Jennifer Minzey Sandy Malina Michelle Norrick ROW 6: Melanie Perez Tracey Shay Mark Spiess Stephanie Wilks With Mrs. Geiger Elementary And Explore New Worlds of Knowledge Tracy Bell Mike Brackman Michael Brehm Jodie Crowell Scott Dietrich Johnathan Fether Lucas Grime Vickie Hall Daun Hibbard Jodi Huffman Craig Jones Keith Keiser Kevin Long Brad Lumbrezer Craig Metzger Jody Miller Raymond Nine Robert Panning Jay Perdue Curtis Phillips Cecilia Rivas Julie Schaffner Matt Spiess Sybil Stamm Joe Winzeler T. J. Winzeler Stephanie Wright Mrs. Schmucker With Mrs. Schmucker and Miss Short 108 Elementary Third Graders Learn to Work Together Students of Mr. Smith: PICTURED ABOVE: ROW 1: Lori Amos. Debbie Bernath. Monica Bird. Krista Bree, Rana Cordy. Tracy Cuff. Pamela Dvorsky. Jenny Ferguson ROW 2: Anissa Grime. Kevin Heximer. Brian Hooser. Rhonda Kope. Rachel Marlatt. Barb Merillat, Jeff Min-zey. Brian Myers ROW 3: Keith Myers. Craig Paxton. Todd Risner. Baso Rosales. Steve Ruger. Melanie Scott. Brad Smith. Lois Streets. ROW 4: Wendy Vine. Scott Wagner. Mason Williams. Students of Miss Zink: PICTURED BELOW: ROW 1: Susan Beaverson. Chris Beers, Lori Borton, Margo Carter ROW 2: April Curry. Jon Fredrick. Debra Gasche. Velia Guerrero. Billie Jo Hinkle. Patty Hoffman. Carrie Johnston, Tonya Jones ROW 3: Brian Keefer, Tim Keefer. Heidi Kunkle. Wendy Kunkle. Marie Langham. Stephanie Lester. Luanne Lumbrezer. Kellie Opdycke ROW 4: Amy Powers. Robin Rice. Dina Rivas. Keri Rupp. Mike Veillon, Ryan Verity. Lisa Waldfogel. Pam Zimmerman. Elementary Fourth Graders Excel Under the Guidance of ROW 1: Pam Bates. Kimberly Bell. Harold Brown. Jeff Cuff. Shelly Elarton, Amy Filip. Jodi Finley. Terry Ford. ROW 2: Rene Gonzales. Jamie Huffman, Timothy Lloyd. Matt Lumbrezer. Matt Maginn. Amy Metz. David Nine. Scott Panning ROW 3: Deeadra Potter. Rodney Risner. Kim Robinson. Jenny Schaffner. Shawn Shaffer. ROW 4: Lynn Snider. Alisa Snow. Lesley Stahl, Dana Taylor, Stephanie Wyse. Mrs. Lichtenwald Opdycke ROW 1: April Armstrong, Joe Avina, Trulla Eichler ROW 2: Tom Harber. Mike Hoffman. Kevin Humbert. Kimberly Keiser, Christian Lantz. Naisa Lapre. Trisha Lavinder. Guy McKinney ROW 3: Luan Miller, Vanessa Miller. Molly Nico-len, Chris Opdycke. Julia Rice. Brian Riegsecher, Lisa Schmitt. Dan Seiler. ROW 4: Robbie Shaffer. Tami Slyker. Mary Smith, Jon Spiess. Rebecca Tim-berman. Brad White, Audra Wixom, Carrie Wright. Elementary Elementary Fifth Graders Find School-Pace Fun ROW 1: Mark Beers Susan Bowling Fred Brackman Chris Brown Tracie Crowell ROW 2: Ronald Garrison Stacey Head Marcel Heximer Amy Hicks Denise Keefer ROW 3: Karen Keefer Tracy Lavinder Eddie Lloyd Sherri Phillips Kelly Repp ROW 4: Sandy Robinson Ron Schaffner Albert Slattman Tracy Timmons Mark Waldfogel Student photos of Mrs. Clevenger are found above while class portraits of Mrs. Schaffner are found below. ROW 5: Butch Wentz ROW 1: Mike Borton Joy Finley Heidi Hack Jimmy Heath Dennis Keefer ROW 2: Michelle Keefer Kirk Keiser Cindy Kope Jeff May Kelley Merillat ROW 3: John Miller Jay Myers Richie Risner Veronica Rodriguez Joyce Schaffner ROW 4: Stacy Timmons Diane Towers Pamela Tyson Tim Vine Pat Walther Elementary Sixth Graders Tread Last Year at Franklin Mrs. Armstrong's Class Pictured Above: ROW 1: Ellen Beaverson, Sherry Bell. Chris Blosser, Pam Blosser, Paul£ Blosser, Annette Bradley. Debbie Burlew. and Lynne Graf ROW 2: Lori Hinkle. Lisa Lichtenwald. Brian Miller, Matthew Nine. Curtis Opdycke, Gary Perry. Brian Paxton, and Ross Perdue ROW 3: Jack Rupp. Tina Sallows. Linda Seiler. Joe Sentle, Bob Shay. Shawn Smith. Michael Wilks, and Lin Winzeler ROW 4: Tony Wright. Miss Bower's Class Pictured Below: ROW 1: Lacey Archer. Joel Beaverson, Lynda Bird. Shannon Brackmen, Shirley Bradley. Tony Brown, and Chrisin Cooley. ROW 2: Lisa Elarton. Kerry Hand. Trevor Hibbard. Dina Hopkins. Lisa Keefer. Julie Knicely. Mary Lloyd, and Val Metz. ROW 3: Todd Mitchell. Tim Morr. Scott Phillips. James Randall. Brent Shadbolt. Buffie Slattman, David Streets, and Tammy White. Elementary Seventh Graders Face New Challenges ROW 1: Doug Aeschliman Daniel Batron Mike Ballmer Dale Bates Shelly Beaverson Lisa Borton ROW 2: Renae Borton Troy Borton Donna Brackman Dianne Carrington Tom Clemenson Mike DeWulf ROW 3: Brian Eitniear Susan Ford Kristie Fredrick Lisa Fredrick Tammy Gasche Kelly Keefer ROW 4: Paul Keefer Chuck Kunkle Gertrude Lapre Trent Lavinder Suzette Leady Fred Lloyd ROW 5: Patty Meller Amy Merillat Joanne Miller Allan Mohler Bryce Morningstar John Moss ROW 6: Mike Nicolen SueAnn New Beth Rice Ron Rice Reyner Richards Loretta Risner ROW 7: Greg Ruger Mark Schang Amy Snow Robert Stites Matt Strayer Jeff Taylor ROW 8: Trina Valentine Stacy Vereecke Tracy Vereecke Underclassmen Class of ’84 Romps and Stomps Through 1980 TOP LEFT: Hail. hail, the gang's all here. TOP RIGHT: Square dancing can be fun Eighth Grade Class: (L to R) ROW ONE: Kristy Beaverson. Bradley Bliekamp, Chris Borton. Coe Bradley. Brad Brehm. ROW TWO: JoLynn Brubaker. Cathy Campbell. Patti Diet-rich, Jeff Elarton, Leslie Fredrick. Kelley Friedhoff, Brian Fruchey, Griff Griffiths. ROW THREE: Chris Hancock. Brad Hibbard. Jeff Huffman. Kip Humbert. Kris Keefer. Tony Keefer. Wendy Lantz. Terri Lavinder ROW FOUR: Kelley May. Larry Miller. Mitch Molina, Patty Moss. Laurie Riegsecker, Tonya Risner. Marsha Rupp, Kyle Sallows. ROW FIVE: Darnell Shaffer, Larry Shay. Sherry Shay, Natalie Stahl, Sherry Vine, Tina Walther, Tina White, William White. Class Officers Inspire Cooperation Seventh Grade: Kelly Keefer, Treasurer: Lisa Fredrick, President; Sue Ann New, Student Council; Troy Boton, Vice President; Doug Aeschlimann. Secretary; Chuck Kunkle. Student Council. Eighth Grade: Les Fredrick, President; Marsha Rupp, Treasurer; Kristy Beaverson. Vice President; Patti Dietrich. Student Council; Sherry Vine, Secretary; Brad Hibbard. Student Council. Freshmen: Jill Goble. President; Gay Mattin, Student Council; Tom Carrington. Vice President; Darrell Heximer. Student Council; Chris Aeschliman. Secretary; Kelly Borton. Treasurer. Underclassmen Freshmen Crash the High School Scene ROW 1: ROW 3: ROW 5: Chris Aeschliman Kim Hicks Cheryl Sentle Kathy Bacon Kathy Langham Vickie Singleton Kay Bacon Dawn Leady Todd Smith James Ballmer Frank Lopez Jeff Timmons Mark Bezruczko Laurie Lumbrezer ROW 6: Christy Borton Gay Mattin Tracy Valentine Kelly Borton Steve Meller Richard Vereecke Pam Borton Shawn Miller Craig Verity ROW 2: ROW 4: Suzy Wilson Kevin Bradley Jay Nyce Tom Carrington Steve Phillips Jimmie Crowell Vincent Rosales Tracey Dominque Jerry Schaffner Jill Goble Marty Schaffner John Griffiths Frank Guerrero Darrell Heximer Underclassmen Sophomores Profit From Hat Sales ROW 1: Jeff Avina Jon Beaverson Paul Beaverson Penny Bernath Angie Carter Juli Cochran ROW 2: Teresa Dewulf Tammy Dvorsky Paula Fackler Lisa Friedhoff Lisa Graf Mark Griffiths ROW 3: Gregoria Guerrero Jens Harkcom Julie Heath Richard Holtz Ellena Lloyd Lisa Lumbrezer ROW 4: Christina Mayo Jeff Merillat Troy Mitchell Mike Mohler Victor Molina Rhett Montgomery ROW 5: David Morgan Teresa Morningstar Janelle Parsons Lisa Powers Charlene Quaintance Annette Raker ROW 6: Brenda Rice Teresa Risner Mike Rodriguez Mitch Schaffner Nancy Schaffner Doug Schrock ROW 7: Jean Seiler Dan Shaffer Jon Short Jeff Simmons Brent Snow Jeff Storrs ROW 8: Barbara Strayer Robert Streets Marcia Towers Jeanine White Gretchen Wilson Kevin Wilson Picture Not Available Picture Not Available Underclassmen 1980 —The Year of the Ring for Sophomores The sophomore year is a time for new challenges and a time to start making money. One of the biggest events of the year was the arrival of “the rings.” Sophomores also started thinking ahead to next year's prom. Ideas were beginning to formulate for making money, such as the selling of stocking caps. TOP: Sophomore Class Officers: (Left to Right): Vice-President Mitch Schaff-ner, Secretary Marcia Towers. Treasurer Troy Mitchell. President Jeff Avina. Student Council Reps. Jon Short and Lisa Powers. CENTER: Sophomores Mitch Schaffner. Chris Mayo. Troy Mitchell. Victor Molina and Kevin Wilson demonstrate the art of selling hats BOTTOM: The long-awaited sophomore class rings were proudly worn. The Year for Making Plans Underclassmen Juniors Sell Candy for Prom Expenses ROW 1: ROW 3: ROW 5: Lisa Armstrong Michelle Hancock Shane Miller David Avina Cindy Harkcom Ron Momyer Karen Beaverson John Herzog Denny Pack Pam Beaverson Rex Hicks Joel Perez Annette Borton Terri Hoag Connie Potter Tamara Brackman Ronna Hopkins Tony Rosales Belinda Bradley Dawn Johnson Brent Schaffner Allen Clemenson Thomas Kerber Lisa Shadbolt ROW 2: ROW 4: ROW 6: John Dennis Rodney Kessler William Stites William Dennis Gail Kline Mark Taylor Tony Dominque David Knisely Randy Terry Jeff Dull Melissa Knisely Jeff Wilson Carolyn Eitniear Melissa Loffer Robert Ford Jerry Lucas Daun Friedhoff Jeffrey Martin Lynn Goble Dennis Miller Underclassmen Selling candy and the “rock-a-thon were a couple of the ways this year's juniors used to raise money. The junior play “The Magic Touch was a great success and everyone enjoyed goofing around in rehearsals as well as performing for an audience. With the money they worked so hard to get, they gave the seniors a wonderful prom. The theme “Evening in Paris made it a memorable night for all those who attended. The juniors are primed and ready to make 1981 their year. BELOW: Officers: Lisa Armstrong, Pam Beaverson, Ronna Hopkins. Melissa Knisely. Daun Friedhoff, and David Avina. Underclassmen 1 4-County Students Get Early Start on Careers k JEFF KEEFER AG. MECHANICS JOHN MERILLAT AG. MECHANICS r MEL MILLER HEALTH OCCUPANT CHRIS ROSALES CLERICAL LES SEILER AG. MECHANICS MIKE WORTHINGTON DRAFTING BELINDA BRADLEY FOODSERVICE REX HICKS DIESEL MECHANICS ALLEN CLEMENSEN DRAFTING MELISSA LOFFER CLERICAL JOHN DENNIS AG MECHANCIS DENNY PACK AUTO-MECHANICS RANDY TERRY PLUMBING HEATING Underclassmen 125 ALICE KAY STRAYER PRESIDENT BRIAN FREDERICK SHADBOLT VICE PRESIDENT FAWN MARIE MAYO SECRETARY t MARY BETH RUPP TREASURER DEBORAH LYNN HINKLE STUDENT COUNCIL 1980 Officers Display Pride Senior Section Graphics Model Pace for “Class of 80” TOP: Tim Franks rounded up his neighborhood friends. CENTER: Mary Rupp may be teaching Eddie the Eagle to boogie'' or she's trying to frisk him. BOTTOM: Brian Shadbolt demonstrates how to make a hole-in-one the hard way Hi-Life Camera Captures Trend-Setters TOP: Tim Kunkle holds back the crowd during a monthly fire drill. CENTER: Gene Momyer wrestles with a weighty problem BOT TOM: Barb Figgins nets another point as all-around-great-female sports person.” Senior SANDRA LEE BERNATH KAREN LYNNE BOST TONY L. COCHRAN We’ve Only Just Begun... LYNNE D. FERGUSON BARBARA LEA FIGGINS BEVERLY ANN FIGGINS LAURIE ANN FOUST TIMOTHY DALE FRANKS THOMAS GALE FRANKS to Live, White Lace and Promises, Seniors Knew... Bev Figgins toots her horn; Renee White and Lynne Ferguson mug for the camera; Steve Wilson poses with two friends — his basketball and golf club; Tim Franks holds his dolly; Teresa Stockburger samples festive cake; and Seniors number as wrestling fans, matmaids, and matmen. Where the Action Was in 1980... Brian Shadbolt masters the art of addressing the ball; Senior Sportspeople line up during recognition ceremony at Parents’ Night; Mary Rupp and Teresa Stockburger lead Rah-Rahs Barb and Bev Figgins chit-chat with refs, Brett Scott takes a time-out before thinclad race; Tom Franks tires to untangle; Sandy Bernath is guard at wrestling meet. Senior a Kiss for Luck and KIM C. KERBER RONALD R. KOLBE TIMOTHY HAROLD KUNKLE Senior Section We’re On Our Way... MARK ALLEN MILLER MELANIE JO MILLER TRACY SCOTT MITCHELL RAYNALDO MOLINA PATRICK GENE MOMYER KATHY ANN PHILLIPS Senior Section Senior Agenda Recounts Last Year at G.F.H.S. I. SENIOR LOUNGE: Rules and Regulations; Fix-Up and Clean-Up II. MONEY MAKERS: Button Sales; Magazines; Bakes Sales; Chicken Barbeque III ANNOUNCEMENTS: Balfour Company IV CAPS AND GOWNS: Collegiate Cap and Gown Company V. SENIOR PICTURES: Woodard Photography VI ACTIVITIES: Senior Class Play (March 28 29, 1980); Prom Breakfast (May 3. 1980); Graduation (May 18. 1980); Class Trip to Florida (May 19-May 24,1980) Dely Travel Service You don't haw to fish for memories.. hm Senior If You Can Imagine... You Can Achieve... If You Can Dream... You Can Become... Senior LYNNDEL QUAINTANCE MARIA CHRISTINA ROSALES JENNIFER SUE BORTON SALLOWS RANDY LEESCHANG BRETT L. SCOTT LESLIE ALAN SEILER TERRI FRANCES WHALEY RENEE TERESA WHITE STEVEN D. WILSON MICHAEL EUGENE WORTHINGTON More Trend-Setters Are Captured for the Senior Scrapbook Memories SENIOR DIRECTORY LISTS F.H.S. ACTIVITIES SANDRA LEE BERNATH April 6,1962 Activities: Basketball —1,2,3; Eagle's Claw — 4; Language Club — 3,4; Office Worker — 4. KAREN LYNNE BOST July 13,1962 Activities: Sr. Play. TONY LEE COCHRAN July 15,1962 Activities: Sr. Play; Hi-Life Staff — 2; Language Club — 2; Student Council — 2. LYNNE FERGUSON June 15,1962 Activities: Basketball — 1,2, 3, 4; Track — 2; Volleyball — 1,2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Class Officer — 2; Art Club — 2, 3, 4; Language Club — 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council — 2,3,4. BARBARA FIGGINS July 18,1962 Activities: Basketball — 1,2, 3, 4; Track — 1,2,3, 4; Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Stat. — 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Eagle's Claw — 3; NHS — 3, 4; Teacher Aide — 3,4. BEVERLY ANN FIGGINS July 18,1962 Activities: Basketball — 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Stat. — 3, 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Eagle’s Claw — 2; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band — 1,2, 3,4. TIMOTHY DALE FRANKS June 26,1961 Activities: Eagle's Claw — 4; Art Club — 2; Band — 1; Pep Band — 1; FFA — 1. THOMAS GALE FRANKS June 26,1961 Activities: Golf — 1; Wrestling — 4; Track — 4; Eagle's Claw — 3; FFA — 1; Jay's Carrier — 4. JULIE BEAVERSON HAUSCH December 26, 1961 Activitiec: Cross Country — 1,2; Hi-Life Staff — 1, 2; Art Club — 1,2; Language Club — 1; Student Council — 2. BRENT GORDON HEXIMER March 12,1962 Activities: Track — 1; Jr. Play; Language Club — 1,2, 3. DEBRA LYNN HINKLE July 16.1962 Activities: Cheerleader — 2, 3; Jr. Play; Hi-Life Staff — 3; Student Council — 2, 4; FHA — 2, 3, 4; Bowling — 3. JEFFREY ALLAN KEEFER July 23,1962 Activities: FFA —1,2,3. KIMBERLY KERBER November 22,1961 Activities: Track — 1,2; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Hi-Life Staff — 2, 3; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Language Club — 1, 2,3. RONALD R. KOLBE July 28,1961 Activities: Wrestling — 1,2,3; Jr. Play; NHS — 3; Language Club — 1,2, 3. TIMOTHY KUNKLE May 16,1962 Activities: Wrestling — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 1; Track — 1; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Language Club — 3, 4. BRETT JAMES LANGENDERFER January 31, 1962 Activities: Basketball — 1,2; Baseball — 2; FFA — 1,2. CINDY ANN MAYO February 7,1962 Activities: Volleyball — 1,2; Cheerleader — 1,2, 3; Eagle's Claw — 1; Hi-Life Staff — 1; Marching Band — 1,2; Chorus —1,2; FHA —1,2,3. FAWN MARIE MAYO March 18,1961 Activities: Volleyball — 1,2, 3, 4; Eagle’s Claw — 4; Hi-Life Staff — 2, 3; Class Officer — 3, 4; Chorus — 3,4; FHA — 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 3. JOHN ANDREW MERILLAT June 30,1962 Activities: FFA —1,2,3. MARK ALLEN MILLER January 28,1962 Activities: Baseball — 1; Basketball — 1,2; Manager — 3; Eagle’s Claw — 4; FFA — 1,2, 3; Jay’s Carrier — 3, 4. MELANIE JO MILLER August 3, 1962 Activities: Volleyball — 1,2; Stat. — 1; Hi-Life Staff —2. TRACY MITCHELL March 16,1962 Activities: Golf — 1; Baseball — 4; Track — 1,2; Eagle’s Claw — 2; Class Officer —1,2; Marching Band — 1,2; Concert Band — 1,2; Pep Band — 1. 144 SENIOR RAY MOLINA September 26,1960 Activities: Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Wrestling — 4; VICA —3,4. PATRICK GENE MOMYER December 17, 1961 Activities: Wrestling — 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Cross Country — 1,2, 3, 4; Track — 1,2, 3, 4; Jr. Play: Sr. Play; Eagle’s Claw — 3; Class Officer — 1,2; Jay's Carrier— 2, 3, 4; Teacher Aide — 3, 4. KATHY ANN PHILLIPS September 28, 1961 Activities: Matmaid — 3; Class Officer — 3; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 2, 3; County Chorus — 2, 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3; Student Council — 3, 4; Cadet Teacher — 4. LYNNOELQUAINTANCE January 8, 1962 Activities: Teacher Aide — 3. MARIA CHRISTINA ROSALES December 24, 1960 MARY BETH RUPP May 10,1962 Activities: Cheerleader — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Class Officer — 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 3, 4; County Chorus — 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council — 4; Teacher Aide — 1; Office Worker — 3,4. JENNIFER SUE BORTON SALLOWS May 22, 1962 Activities: Volleyball — 1; Cheerleader — 1,3; Jr. Play; Hi-Life Staff —1,2; Class Officer — 1; Art Club — 1; Chorus — 3. RANDY LEE SCHANG January 17,1962 Activities: Baseball — 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Eagle’s Claw — 3; T eacher Aide — 4. BRETT LEWIS SCOTT April 17,1962 Activities: Cross Country — 4; Track — 3, 4; Eagle's Claw — 4; Hi-Life Staff — 4; Art Club — 3. LESLIE ALAN SEILER July 7,1962 Activities: FFA — 1,2. BRIAN FREDRICK SHADBOLT January 6. 1962 Activities: Golf — 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Class Officer — 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3. 4; Marching Band — 1. 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band — 1; County Band — 2; Student Council — 2. TAMRA DAWN SMITH January 13,1962 Activities: Cheerleader — 1,2; FHA — 1,2,3; Hi-Life Staff —3,4. TERESA DAWN STOCKBURGER July 27,1962 Activities: Volleyball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader — 1,2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Class Officer— 1,2, 3; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3. 4; Library Aide — 4; Office Worker —1,3,4. ALICE KAY STRAYER May 18,1962 Activities: Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Hi-Life Staff — 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer — 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Language Club — 2, 3. 4; Library Aide — 2, 3, 4; Teacher Aide — 1. TERRI FRANCES WHALEY April 6,1962 Activities: Stat. — 1; Matmaid — 3, 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Hi-Life Staff — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3. 4; County Chorus — 1,2, 3, 4; FHA — 1,2, 3; Student Council — 2, 3,4; Office Worker — 4. RENEE TERESE WHITE September 25,1962 Activities: Basketball — 1,2; Stat. — 3; Manager — 1,2; Matmaid — 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; NHS — 3, 4; Art Club — 1,2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band — 1,2, 3. 4; Concert Band — 1,2, 3. 4; Chorus — 1, 3, 4; County Chorus — 3, 4; Language Club — 1,2, 3,4; Student Council — 1. STEVEN D. WILSON May 21,1962 Activities: Golf — 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Class Officer — 3, 4; Art Club — 2; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; Concert Band — 1,2, 3; Pep Band — 1,2; Language Club — 1,2, 3; Student Council — 3,4; Jay’s Carrier — 3, 4 MICHAEL EUGENE WORTHINGTON February 2, 1962 Activities: Art Club — 1,2, 4; VICA — 3, 4. FOUR COUNTY JOINT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL STUDENTS SENIOR 145 ADVERTISEMENTS PATRONS HELP FINANCE THIS FIRST YEARBOOK OF A NEW DECADE RED CROSS DRUGSTORE The Rexall Store Archbold, Ohio — Phone (44)4496 Your Health 1$ Our Business 2 Prescription Specialists EAGLE FUNERAL HOME L. R. 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Phone 237-2011 Home Phone 237-2362 FAYETTE UNION 76 Mufflers — Brake Lining — Lubrication 24 Hour Wrecker Service Gas and Oil Payette, Ohio 43521 153 Advertisements ; PHILLIPS PLUMBING HEATING Charles Phillips Sales and Service Route I Box 123 Fayette, Ohio Phone 419-237-2464 Compliments of TRI-STATE ELEVATOR Elmira, Ohio LIECHTY FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Archbold Phone 445-1561 Edgerton Phone 298 3051 John Deere — New Holland Brillion — Krause 4-Wheel Drive Steiger Tractors Maytag Appliances ARMSTRONG EXCAVATING Sales R.R. I Box 39 Fayette. OH 43521 DUNBAR-INGALL CHEVROLET CO. Telephone 923-2431 I. H. C. Farm Equipment Lyons, Ohio 43533 Service ARMSTRONG SAND GRAVEL R.R. I Box 39 Fayette, Oh. 43521 374 Sampson Rd. Camden, Mich. 49232 Congratulations Class of 1980 m ft house L filter sj CIOTHIN I.I..VJ? Archbold, Ohio 43502 Advertisements L BECK’S SHOES Where The Red Carpet Is Always Out! open Friday Niles 'III 9:0 Shoe Repair Available Open All Day Tuesday Phone 495 4 05 PARKVIEW MOBILE HOME COURT Richard Martin Fayette, Ohio Congratulations Seniors! DfSCOUN j Sun 1 ORUCS Jk 1600B North Shoop Ave. Wauseon Plaza Wauseon Plaza Wauseon, Ohio Hours: 9 to 9 Mon.-Sat. Phone 335-2132 Sun. 12 to 2 FAYETTE GRAIN FEED, INC. Fayette, OH Ph. 237-2581 Progress in Our Motto Advertisements STORRS MARLATT Attorneys at Law 106 East Main Street Fayette, Ohio 43521 419 237 2661 Probate, Personal Injury and Real Estate are our specialties. U TIFFIN VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Archbold, Ohio 43502 Fayette, Ohio 43521 Member F.D.I.C. People helping people. STUCKEY'S Auction and Real Estate Service Archbold, Ohio Denver N. Stuckey Auctioneer and Realtor Max G. Stuckey Auctioneer and Realtor Assoc. Phone 445-3831 with Wooilitril, we come to you UlOODARD Photographic FIRST to offer linvironnwntal Portraiture along with traditional backgrounds. Your senior portrait will remain through the years a reminder o f how things were for you during your high school days. SCHOOL r We use Kodak paper. For a good look. t M A Family Dining Wauseon, Oh. RUDY'S CAFE All Beverages Sandwiches — Pinas — Ice Carry Out 237 9278 106-108 E. Main Sf. FayeHe, OH OHIO CITIZENS BANK PEOPLES-WAUSEON OFFICES 335 2075 ■ I 158 Advertisements DeGROFF PHARMACY West Unity, Ohio Phone — 924 2444 Prescription Hallmark Cards Russell Stover Candies CREIGHTON ELECTRICAL SERVICE Rural and Residential Wiring Mike Creighton Ph. 237 2670 Fayette, Ohio l£g£«J PAUL'S SERVICE 100 S. Defiance St. — Archbold, Ohio 43502 24 Hr. Heavy Duty and Light Wrecker Service HILLSDALE COUNTY MEATS 1 Custom Butchering All Major Credit Cards Accepted Mobil — SOHIO — VISA — Master Charge — Comcheck Call 445 2491 If No Answer Call: Jim Steve Doug Bob 445-8631 445-9406 445-0410 445-5280 We (cut, wrap, and) Sharp Freeze by quarter or side Prop: Donald and Doris Ledyard Ph.517 286 6270 EV'S PLACE GENEROSSMAN MEATS 122 Linfoot, Wauseon, Oh. 114 Depot St., Wauseon 601 N. Perry, Napoleon Home Cooked Food Bolognas — Wieners — Sausages Our Own Sugar Cured Hams and Bacons We're Proud of Our Products. 335 7986 Advertisements Advertisements Tniv«o£77 CHEVROLET A V Pontiac OLDSMOBILE ppo?£w buck 1trift WAGNER MOTOR SALES, INC. Widest Selection Anywhere Telephone 337-3010 Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of DICK DEES Pettisville, Ohio Compliments of M !UJ P Compliments of LOWELL BEAVERSON INSURANCE 445-7891 LUMBER CO. _ Pettisville, Ohio 43553 Auto Life Home Business 120 W. Main St. Ph. 237-2036 Fayette, OH Congratulations and Best Wishes to This Graduating Class We Wish Each of You Continued Success in All Your Endeavors PETERS STAMPING CO. Fayette, Ohio JACOBY MEAT PROCESSING CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING ■ Beef by Side or Quarter PACKAGED FOR FREEZING OPEN: 8-6 - Mon thru Eri Saturday - 8-12 50S N. Main WEST UNITY 924-2684 Advertisements ■■■■■■■I Compliments of Your I. N. Dealer Waldron Implement Harold Dunn WALDRON IMPLEMENT COMPANY X UKSflB iB Your Party Needs 125 N. Main Street Waldron, Michigan Farmall Tractors Farm Implements Wauseon Plaza 1600L-N. Shoop Ave. Wauseon, Ohio 43567 Phone4l9 337-l3l7 1-7049 —SH 66 LEININGER HOME SUPPLY KLINE OIL COMPANY Marathon Products Custom Cabinets — Builders Supplies Pole and Steel Buildings Fayette, Ohio 237-2151 LUGBILL AUCTION Archbold 445 2010 Auctions each Mon. Thurs. Daily Hog Cattle Market Fayette 237 2506 Private Buying Tues. thru Sat. LUGBILL SUPPLY CENTER D and W Collision Service Complete Radiator Work Complete Body, Glass Fender Work Auto Air Conditioner Sales Service Remember these merchants when you shop. Without their support, this book would not be possible. Many thanks from the Eagle Hi-Life Staff. Archbold 445 0815 Varco Pruden Steel Bldgs. • Lumber • Building Materials • Hardware • Farm Supplies PATRONS WISH 1980 GRADUATES THE BEST ALONG THEIR STEPS TO THE Archbold Dry Goods, Inc. Liechty Kitchens, Inc. Archbold, Ohio Custom Kitchens and Household Furniture Liechty Motors Archbold, Ohio Box 217 Silver Hanger Archbold, Ohio Fayette, Ohio Hess Shoes Fayette Review Archbold. Ohio Fayette, Ohio G and M Carry Out C Todd R. Dunkle, D.D.S. Archbold, Ohio 1 David R. Ryerson, D.D.S. Rice, Plassman, Rupp, and Hansel Attorneys u Dentists Fayette, Ohio Archbold, Ohio Glamourette Beauty Shop Country Squire Restaurant T Fayette, Ohio Archbold. Ohio u Barney's Alignment Bill's Sohio Service Wauseon, Ohio Archbold, Ohio n Roger Miller Ford Hit, Inc. Archbold, Ohio R Automotive Dealer Wauseon, Ohio Home Restaurant Archbold. Ohio E Sterling King Optometrist Archbold. Ohio Stotier Hardware Archbold. Ohio Nafziger Ice Cream Archbold, Ohio Ohio Gas Company Bryan, Ohio Zehr Company Plant Food Division Wyse Book and Office Supply Store Archbold, Ohio Archbold, Ohio K-Mart Bryan Newstand Bryan, Ohio 136 N. Main St. WBNO Bryan, Ohio Bryan, Ohio Quality Glass of Archbold Archbold, Ohio Advertisemei :s Index A Chris Aeschliman 25, 33. 49, 71.118,119 Doug Aeschliman 37.45. 64.116.118 Lisa Armstrong 15, 24, 36. 40. 41.43, 44, 46, 58, 59, 60, 62. 122,123 David Avina 15,122,123 Jeff Avina 24, 34.48, 66, 67, 79,120,121 B Kathy Bacon 36, 40,41.50, 51,70.119 Kay Bacon 25, 36.40, 41,49. 51.70. 74, 77,119 James Ballmer 25,30.31.49,119 Mike Ballmer 39,40,116 Tom Barron 37, 64.116 Dale Bates 37.40.64.116 Jon Beaverson 31.120 Karen Beaverson 15, 38, 40,41,42,43,122 Kristy Beaverson 65. 76,117,118 Pam Beaverson 13.15. 24. 36, 61,122,123 Paul Beaverson 30. 31.48.120 Shelly Beaverson 37.116 Penny Bernath 36, 47, 74. 77. 71.120 Sandy Bernath 36,44,48.132,135 Mark Bezruczko 119 Bradley Bliekamp 51,117 Annette Borton 15. 38.42. 47.48. 58. 61,77.122.123 Chris Borton 117 Christy Borton 38. 40.41,43.58.65. 79.119 Kelly Borton 38, 58. 69.118,119 Lisa Borton 37,116 Pam Borton 26, 60, 62, 77.119 Renae Borton 37. 64.116 Troy Borton 37. 64,116,118 Karen Bost21,132 Donna Brackman 116 Tamra Brackman 122 Belinda Bradley 122,125 Coe Bradley 37,117 Kevin Bradley 72,119 Brad Brehm 51.64, 65,117 JoLynn Brubaker 37.117 C Cathy Campbell 33, 37,117 Dianne Carrington 37,64. 76.116 Tom Carrington 65. 78. 79. 80.118.119 Angie Carter 40. 41,43, 60. 81,120 Allen Clemenson 122,125 Tom Clemenson 40,116 Julie Cochran 25, 35. 40. 41,42. 43. 46. 49. 81.120 Tony Cochran 21,46, 50,52.132 Jimmie Crowell 30,31,34, 72, 73,119 D Brenda Davis John Dennis 122,125 William Dennis 30. 31.48,122 Mike Dewulf 116 Teresa Dewulf 38, 40, 41,42,120 Patti Dietrich 33, 37.45. 58. 59. 65.117,118 Tony Dominique 31,34. 72, 73,122,123 Tracy Dominique 33. 38,47,119 Jeff Dull 24,122 Tammy Dvorsky 120 E Jeff Elarton 39. 40. 76,117 Brian Eitniear 64,116 Carolyn Eitniear 15.122 F Paula Fackler 38,40. 41.42,43,60.120 Lynne Ferguson 24, 35, 36, 45. 59. 62. 63, 83,132,134 Barbara Figgins 13.46,47, 51,59. 61.62, 63. 69, 77. 82.131. 132,135 Beverly Figgins 40, 41,43. 59, 62. 69.82.132.134.135 Robert Ford 31.122 Susan Ford 116 Laurie Foust 133 Thomas Franks 24, 34, 51.72, 73, 78,85.133,135 Timothy Franks 24,130,133 Kristie Fredrick 76,117 Leslie Fredrick 64,117,118 Lisa Fredrick 64,116,118 Daun Friedhoff 15. 35, 36,40.45,47. 59. 73, 77.122,123 Kelly Friedhoff 33, 37,117 Lisa Friedhoff 22. 24, 33, 36. 38.44. 71,120 Brian Fruchey 37, 64,117 G Tammy Gasche 37,39.40, 64,116 Jill Goble 18. 20, 38, 58, 59. 60. 62,118.119 Lynn Goble 13.14, 24. 36. 40. 41.43. 45. 47. 50. 59. 61.62. 77, 122 Lisa Graf 24,40,41.46, 50. 70.120 Griff Griffiths 37,64.76,117 John Griffiths 34, 65, 79, 80.119 Mark Griffiths 22. 31,66. 78, 80.120 Index Frank Guerrero 34, 36. 40. 41.43. 72.119 Gregoria Guerrero 25. 33, 36. 40. 41.43.46.47. 49, 73.120 H Chris Hancock 37. 66. 68.117 Michelle Hancock 35. 48.122,123 Cindy Harcom 15.35.122 Jens Harcom 120 Julie Hausch 133 Julie Heath 33. 47. 60. 62. 63. 77.120 John Herzog 12, 72. 73,122 Brent Heximer 133 Darrell Heximer 18. 20. 34.45.51.57. 75. 78.118.119 Brad Hibbard 45. 64. 76.117,118 Kim Hicks 119 Rex Hicks 122,125 Debbie Hinkle 33. 45. 47.129 Terri Hoag 38.122 Richard Holtz 12. 34.120 Ronna Hopkins 15. 40. 44, 46. 59. 62. 63. 77.122.123 Jeff Huffman 37. 39.117 Kip Humbert 37. 39, 40. 43. 64,117 J Dawn Johnson 122.123 K Jeff Keefer 124.133 Kelly Keefer 37, 39.40.116.118 Kris Keefer 37. 65.117 Paul Keefer 37. 64.116 Tony Keefer 37. 39. 40. 43,117 Kim Kerber21,24.136 Thomas Kerber 15. 34. 40.46. 50. 51.75.122 Rodney Kessler 15. 30. 31.68.122 Gail Kline 38.122 David Knisely 30. 31.122 Melissa Knisely 15.17.25. 32. 33.38.43.46.47.49. 51.58. 59. 73.122.123 Ron Kolbe 136 Chuck Kunkle 45,116.118 Timothy Kunkle 21.72. 73. 84.131.136 L David LaFountain 78 Brett Langenderfer 136 Kathy Langham 47.119 Wendy Lantz 37.117 Gertrude Lapre 116 Terry Lavinder 21,37,117 Trent Lavinder 37, 64,116 Dawn Leady 38. 40,41.43. 58.59.119 Suzette Leady 37. 39.40.116 Elena Lloyd 36. 40. 41.43.44. 46.120 Fred Lloyd 76.116 Melissa Loffer 122.125 Frank Lopez 72. 78,119 Jerry Lucas 122 Laurie Lumbrezer 25. 38. 49. 60.63. 81,119 Lisa Lumbrezer 25. 35.49. 50. 51.58. 60. 61.81.120 M Jeff Martin 15. 30. 31.38. 48. 66. 68.122 Gay Mattin 36. 38. 40. 41.45. 50. 58. 71.118.119 Kelly May 37. 39. 40. 43. 65. 76. 79.117 Cindy Mayo 136 Chris Mayo 33. 36. 40. 41.45. 56.120.121 Fawn Mayo 17, 33. 38. 59. 83.129 Patty Meller 37.116 Steve Meller 31.119 Amy Merillat 37. 76.116 Jeff Merillat 31.120 John Merillat 24,124.136 Dennis Miller 30. 31.34. 48. 66. 67, 32. 68. 79,122 Joanne Miller 37, 39.40. 64.116 Larry Miller 64. 117 Mark Miller 34. 137 Melanie Miller 124,137 Shane Miller 31.48.122 Shawn Miller 41,119 Tracy Mitchell 137 Troy Mitchell 34. 48. 68. 75. 78.120,121 Allan Mohler 116 Mike Mohler 120 Fabian Molina 72 Mitch Molina 64. 76.117 Ray Molina 72. 85.137 Victor Molina 34. 66. 67. 75. 78.120.121 Gene Momyer 17. 20. 21.22. 34. 37. 72. 73. 75. 84. 131,137 Ron Momyer 15, 30, 31.40. 43. 72, 75, 78,122 Rhett Montgomery 35. 66,120 David Morgan 30, 31,120 Bryce Morningstar 37. 39, 40,116 Teresa Morningstar 36. 47, 50. 81.120 John Moss 37. 64.116 Patty Moss 37. 76.117 N Sue Ann New 37. 39. 40. 45. 64.116,118 Mike Nicolen 37, 39. 40.116 Jay Nyce34,119 P Denny Pack 72,122,125 Lori Padilla 73 Janelle Parsons 36. 38, 42. 44, 74. 77.120 Joel Perez 122 Kathy Phillips 21,25. 45. 46. 47.137 Steve Phillips 30,31.119 Connie Potter 15. 25. 33. 38. 40. 41.43. 47. 49.122.123 Lisa Powers 13. 33. 38. 40. 41.42. 43. 45.120.121 Q Charlene Quaintance 38,120 Lyndell Quaintance 140 R Annette Raker 12,40. 70.120 Beth Rice 37.64.76.116 Brenda Rice 25. 33. 36. 38. 42. 49. 69. 77.120 Ron Rice 37. 64.116 Reyner Richards 37, 39. 40. 64. 76.116 Laurie Riegsecker 37. 39. 40. 65.117 Loretta Risner 37, 64.116 Teresa Risner 120 Tonya Risner 37,117 Mike Rodriquez 24. 48,120 Chris Rosales 124,140 Tony Rosales 13. 34. 40. 41.68. 69. 79.122 Vincent Rosales 38, 65. 75, 78,119 Greg Ruger 39. 40,116 Marsha Rupp 33. 37. 65.117.118 Mary Beth Rupp 21.33. 38. 44. 45. 46. 70, 83.129.130.135 S Jennifer Sallows 140 Kyle Sallows 37, 64.117 Brent Schaffner 30. 31,34. 38. 68. 69. 80.122 Jerry Schaffner 30. 31.80.119 Marty Schaffner 31.65. 79.119 Mitch Schaffner 18. 24. 30. 31.38. 68. 69. 79.120.121 Nancy Schaffner 12.14. 24. 40.41.48. 58. 59. 61,120 Mark Schang 37. 64,116 Randy Schang 47, 79. 84.140 Doug Schrock 12. 24. 34. 43. 72. 75. 78,120 Brett Scott 25. 39. 48. 76. 78. 84. 135. 140 Jean Seiler 25.35.40. 48. 49. 58.60. 69.120 Leslie Seiler 124.140 Cheryl Sentle 119 Randy Sentle Brian Shadbolt 21.24. 26. 40. 41.46. 50. 51,52. 68. 80. 85. 129.130,135 Lisa Shadbolt 15. 25. 35. 49.122,123 Dan Shaffer 30. 31.48, 72.120 Darnell Shaffer 37. 39. 40.117 Larry Shay 37. 76,117 Sherry Shay 37, 76.117 Jon Short 36. 45. 46. 48. 50. 68. 79. 80. 120,121 Jeff Simmons 44. 48. 79.120 Vicky Singleton 38. 52.119 Tammy Smith 12. 47.141 Todd Smith 65.119 Amy Snow 39, 40.116 Brent Snow 13, 24. 25. 46. 47. 49.120 Natalie Stahl 37.117 Robert Stites 39. 40. 64.116 William Stites 48. 51,122 Teresa Stockburger 16. 20. 21,33. 38. 44. 46. 59. 62. 70.134 135.141 Jeff Storrs 66. 79.120 Alice Strayer 21.25. 26. 36. 44. 46, 49. 52.129 Barbara Strayer 40. 41.43. 46. 49. 50. 60.120 Matt Strayer 37. 40. 64,116 Robert Streets 34,120 T Jeff Taylor 116 Mark Taylor 30. 31.38. 44.122 Randy T erry 122,125 Jeff Timmons 30. 31.40.119 Marcia Towers 24. 25. 49. 69. 77,120,121 V Tracy Valentine 34, 66, 68. 79, 80,119 Trina Valentine 116 Richard Vereecke 65.119 Stacy Vereecke 37, 64,116 Tracy Vereecke 37. 76,116 Craig Verity 30. 31.65.119 Sherry Vine 37. 76.117,118 W Tina Walther 37. 39. 40. 76.117 Terry Whaley 21.25. 38. 42. 44. 45. 46. 50. 73.141 Jeanine White 25.35.46. 49. 73.120 Ren6e White 21.22. 35. 36. 40. 41.42. 43. 45. 47. 73.134.14 Tina White 117 William White 37. 39. 40. 43. 76.117 Gretchen Wilson 14.18.19. 23. 24. 34. 36. 46. 47. 59. 61.62. 77,120,130 Jeff Wilson 15. 38.46. 50. 80.122 Kevin Wilson 31.48. 51.120.121 Steven Wilson 16, 20.21.34. 45. 68. 69, 80. 85.134,141 Suzy Wilson 25, 36. 49. 71,119 Mike Worthington 124.141 Index