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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 10-25 ORGANIZATIONS 26-45 SPORTS 46-77 FACULTY 78-91 =CSTUDENT LIFE)= Z=C ORGANIZATIONS =C FACULTY )= 2 Theme ELEMENTARY 92-10 UNDERCLASSMEN 102-111 SENIORS 112-133 ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX 134-160 THE BULLTHISTLE FESTIVAL, OH WHAT A JOKE, BUT EVERYONE HAD FUN WITH POPCORN CANDY AND COKE. r f- 4 Opening r - THE SOFTBALL GAMES WERE LOTS OF FUN, AND EVERYONE LOVED THE MARATHON RUN. pi is osA P 3 Opening 5 LONGr THE BANDS AND FLOATS LOOKED VERY PRETTY, THEY WENT THROUGH OUR TOWN LIKE IN A BIG CITY. 6 Opening Opening 7 THE FINE ARTS WERE REPRESENTED WELL, WITH ALL THE CRAFTS THEY HAD TO SELL. r !$ .«■ ■U. 8 Opening TO THE THISTLE COMMUNITY WE RAISE A BIG CHEER, AND HOPE TO SEE YOU ALL THERE NEXT YEAR. 1 Opening 9 FULL CALENDAR OF EVENTS AUGUST 25 OPENING DAY FOR STUDENTS AUGUST 28 SENIOR CLASS MEETING SEPTEMBER 1-2 LABOR DAY VACATION SEPTEMBER 4 FIRST GOLF MATCH SEPTEMBER 4 FIRST VOLLEYBALL CAME SEPTEMBER 6 CROSS COUNTRY-ARCHBOLD INVITATIONAL SEPTEMBER 9 OHIO SURVEY TESTS SEPTEMBER 9 NATIONAL SCHOOL PICTURES SEPTEMBER 10-24 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STATIONERY SALES SEPTEMBER 10-24 SENIOR CLASS MAGAZINE SALES SEPTEMBER 11 FFA-FHA PICNIC SEPTEMBER 19 WOODARD DELIVERY OF SENIOR PICTURES SEPTEMBER 20 FAYETTE INVITATIONAL-GOLF TOURNAMENT SEPTEMBER 20 GFHS BAND DAY AT BOWLING GREEN SEPTEMBER 29 CHEERLEADERS T-SHIRT SALES OCTOBER 3 CAREER DAY. 4-COUNTY OCTOBER 6 FFA SOIL JUDGING OCTOBER 7 BLOODMOBILE OCTOBER 14 PTA OPEN HOUSE AT FAYETTE OCTOBER L$ FFA SOIL JUDGING OCTOBER 18 VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT AT NORTH CENTRAL OCTOBER 20 TEACHER WORK DAY OCTOBER 21 PSAT TEST OCTOBER 22 YEARBOOK AD SALES OCOTBER 24 ART CLUB SPAGHETTI DINNER OCTOBER 24-25 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY OCTOBER 30-31 PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCE NOVEMBER 5 4-COUNTY VISITATION DAY NOVEMBER 8 MUSIC BOOSTERS FRUIT SALE 12 Calendar SIGNALS BUSY YEAR IN 1980-81 NOVEMBER 9 FHA FORMAL INITIATION NOVEMBER 11 LANGUAGE CLUB MEETING NOVEMBER 13 JR. HIGH BAND SKATING PARTY NOVEMBER 20 ART CLUB TRIP NOVEMBER 22 FIRST GIRLS' BASKETBALL GAME NOVEMBER 25 FIRST BOYS BASKETBALL GAME NOVEMBER 27-28 THANKSGIVING VACATION | DECEMBER 6 WRESTLING TOURNAMENT DECEMBER 19- JANUARY 5 CHRISTMAS VACATION JANUARY 16 LANGUAGE CLUB DINNER JANUARY 19 TEACHER WORK DAY JANUARY 26 SEVENTH GRADE SKATING PARTY JANUARY 29 PTA PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE SUPPER JANUARY 30 HOMECOMING | FEBRUARY 27 FHA-FFA DANCE MARCH 10 FFA BANQUET MARCH 16 BLOODMOBILE APRIL 17-20 EASTER VACATION APRIL 4-5 SENIOR CLASS PLAY APRIL 5 SENIOR CLASS BARBECUE APRIL 25 AYERSVILLE INVITATIONAL-TRACK I APRIL 26 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION TEA APRIL 27 MUSIC BANQUET MAY 9 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM MAY 11 LANGUAGE CLUB RESTAURANT DINNER MAY 12 BAND CONCERT MAY 24 GRADUATION [ MAY 25 VACATION 1 MAY 29 LAST DAY FOR STUDENTS Calendar 13 THE 1981 EAGLE HI-LIFE CAMERA CAPTURED SNAPS TOP LEFT: Senior Lynn Coble believes music definitely makes life more agreeable. TOP CENTER: Sophomore Jerry Schaffner reads his favorite comic book, Archie , in his favorite study hall. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore Jeff Timmons plans to be a big time movie producer when he grows up. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Jim Crowell is caught in the act of really working in class. BOTTOM CENTER: Senior Bob Ford is making plans to secretly blow up the school, or maybe just the demerit file. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior Teresa Morningstar practices the quiet art of sports observation. 14 Student Life TOP LEFT: Senior Tom Kerber appears to wish that Junior Troy Mitchell would roost somewhere else-perhaps Yugoslavia. TOP CENTER: Junior Angie Carter is either thinking of all the fun she can create or is locking her jaw. TOP RIGHT: Senior David Knisely has arrived and now school may officially begin. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Annette Cousino lives by her favorite sloagn-HIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT BOTTOM CENTER: Senior Grant Gautsche threatens bodily injury to the investigative reporting of what really goes on in the Senior Lounge. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior Lisa Powers takes a break from exercising her brain. FOR ITS MENAGERIE MEMORIES AT G.F.H JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS HUMOROUS PLAY, If anybody had the whole world in a downhill pull, it's Charlie Hackle. He's getting married to Abby, the most popular girl on campus; he's a lab assistant to Professor Gruber and Dr. Zapotka, two zany scientists who are on the verge of a phenominal discovery; and he's assured of a top job when he gets his college degree. What Charlie doesn't know is that Professor Gruber and Zapotka have used him as the guinea pig in their new experiment, and the two professors make a surprising and somewhat startling discovery. CHARLIE HACKLE...... SAM ADAMS........... ABBY................ MRS. RANEY ......... MOM HACKLE ......... FRANK RANEY......... TINA................ HILGA .............. ANATOLE GRINDSTAFF . .. PRO. HANS GRUBER ... PROF. BERNARD ZAPOTKA MINI WRENN.......... MAXI WRENN ......... STUDENT DIRECTOR ... JON SHORT BRENT SNOW GRETCHEN WILSON JANELLE PARSONS JULI COCHRAN MITCH SCHAFFNER PENNY BERNATH LISA FRIEDHOFF VICTOR MOLINA JEFF AVINA DOUG SCHROCK BRENDA RICE ELLENA LLOYD JULIE HEATH SUITABLE FOR HANGING, TO THRILL FANS 1981 HOMECOMING MEMORIES ARE RE- LIVED During the Homecoming Ceremony, which was held January 30, 1981, Senior Daun Friedhoff was crowned as Homecoming Queen; Senior Rodney Kessler was selected as Homecoming King. After the Fayette Eagles won their basketball game against Maumee Valley, a reception was held in the gymnasium. The dance featured Echo” from the Toledo area. Student Life 17 O' THE CROWNING THE KISSING QUEEN DAUN KING RODNEY ROYAL PAIRING f Lc 18 Student Life CAKE CUTTING 'W 1981 ■ 1982 s' X MELISSA KNISELY TONY ROSALES FLOWER GIRL-LINDSEY SLYKER GAY MARTIN VINCENT ROSALES I YV NANCY SCHAFFNER JEFF AVINA CROWN BEARER-JOSH SCHAFFNER KRISTY BEAVERSON KIP HUMBERT 1983 ■ 1984 Student Life 19 SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS OFF WITH HIS HEAD Is the Queen of England really sitting in the diningroom, knitting a scarve? That's 1 what happened in the Harry Preston household the night an ill-fated seance conjured up the spirits of Queen Victoria, Marie Antoinette, and Cleopatra, as well as Henry VIII and King Solomon. Carol Preston, Harry's wife, suddenly became Queen Victoria, while the rest of the royal spirits borrowed the bodies of four friends who were attending the seance. There was only one problem-the King and Queen did not wish to leave the bodies of their hosts. What was poor Harry going to do when his district manager, Mr. Jason, soon to arrive for lunch, saw the house filled with loonies. Will Madame Bali, Carol's sorcery teacher, ever be able to return his wife to normal? Carol Preston..................................Melissa Knisely Harry Preston .................................Tom Kerber Madame Bali ...................................Lisa Armstrong Tabby .........................................Karen Beaverson Brian McFeld...................................Rodney Kessler Bill Mullin ...................................Ron Momyer Barbara Mullin ................................Daun Friedhoff Sally Garrett..................................Ronna Hopkins Tony Garrett ..................................Jeff Martin Martha ........................................Pam Beaverson Mrs. Jason ....................................Connie Potter Mrs. Jason ....................................Carolyn Eitniear Madame Cassandra ..............................Lynn Goble First Doctor ..................................Grant Gautsche Second Doctor..................................Lisa Shadbolt Student Director ..............................Jeff Wilson Helpers .....................Annette Borton, Brent Schaffner, Michelle Han- cock, Cindy Harkcom, Denny Pack, Bill Stites, Doug Schrock, Gail Kline udent Life Student Life 21 JUNIOR CLASS TRANSFORMED GYM INTO HEAVENLY The Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Fayette High School Gym on May 9,1981. After a fabulous dinner prepared by parents of Juniors, the participants were entertained by the reading of the Senior remembrances and the prophesy. Then the dance was staged with entertainment provided by Ruth Hour. All the Prom stars trooped off to Bryan for a movie and then to Archbold for bowling. The event ended with a breakfast hosted by Sue and Gene Schaffner, parents of Senior Brent Schaffner. Junior Class Advisors were Lois Stoll, Mark Walton, and Ken Cronin; Senior Class Advisors were Jim Short and Leo Wixom. SCENE FOR PROM THEME OF STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN THE FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT PRESENTED THE EDUCATION OF ... H Y M A N K A P L A N On May 15 and 16( 1981, the vocal music, instrumental music, and art departments under the guidance of James Roynon, Pat Waldbauer, and Tom Spiess, respectively, combined efforts to present an evening of excellent entertainment in the form of a musical, The Education of H Y M A N K A P L A N. Hyman Kaplan ........... Rose Mitnick............ Mr. Parkhill............ Sadie Moskowitz......... Sam Pinsky ............. Reuben Plonksky ........ Kathy Mazursky.......... Giovanni Pastore ....... Lillian Trabish ........ Bessie Shimmelfarb ..... Gussie Matsourkes Vendor Fanny .................. Stanislaus Wilkowmirski Molly Yanoff............ Callahan Guard ......... Mrs. Mitnick............ Yissel Fishbein ........ Judge Mahon ............ Student Attendant ...... Student Old Woman....... Sarah Moskowitz Speaker . Jimmy................... Miss Vitale............. Miss Higby ............. . Brent Schaffner .. • Duan Friedhoff .....Kip Humbert . . . Annette Borton ........Bill White ......(guest artist) ■ ■ Melissa Knisely Reynor Armstrong ......Suzy Wilson ......Ellena Lloyd .......Kelly Borton .......Gay Mattin .....Mike Nicolen .....Patti Dietrich ......Mark Taylor Ronna Hopkins .. . .Vincent Rosales .....Mitch Molina ......Daun Leady . Chris Aeschliman ......Lynn Goble .........Tim Scott . • • Janelle Parsons . . Karen Beaverson Crew: Lisa Shadbolt, Pam Borton, Paul Beaverson, Cindy Hark.com, Natalie Stahl, Jim Ballmer, Brad Hibbard, Kyle Sallows, Jerry Schaffner, Les Fredrick, Brian Fruchey, Julie Heath, Kevin Bradley, Lynn Cousino, Michelle Hancock, Terry Hoag, Charlene Quaintance, Rich Vereecke, Marcia Towers, Tammy Nor-rick, Bob Ford, and Georgia Guerrero. ident Life 24 STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN HONOR'S DAY AND SCIENCE FAIR Awards Day was held May 14,1981. The following major awards were given: Science: Sherry Bell, Joel Beaverson, Matt Strayer, Joanne Miller, Susan Ford, Mark Schang, Val Metz, Mary Lloyd, Lisa Elarton, Barb Strayer, Angie Carter, Sherry Vine, Les Fredrick; Math: Gay Mattin, Kyle Sallows, !Les Fredrick, Sherry Vine, Barb Strayer, Ronna Hopkins, Lisa Armstrong, Annette Borton; Span-•sh: Frank Guerrero, Sherry Vine; Government: Karen Beaverson, Jeff Wilson; Industrial Arts; John Herzog, Tracy Valentine; Drama: Gretchen Wilson; Journalism: Lisa Friedhoff; Typing; Sherry Vine, Georgia Guerrero, Teresa Morningstar, Pam Beaverson, Tom Kerber, and Jeff Wilson. District Science Fair winners were: Bob Streets, Cristin Cooley, and Tom Kerber, who was Student Lift LOCAL F.F.A. CHAPTER WORKED TOGETHER, TRAVELED Top: FFA Members (Left to Right) Row One: Jim Ballmer, Bill Dennis, Mitch Schaffner, Brent Schaffner, Jeff Martin, Mark Taylor, and Jim Crowell. Row Two: Brad Brehm, Jeff Timmons, David Morgan, Rodney Kessler, Marty Schaffner, Tony Keefer, Chris Hancock, and Jerry Schaffner. Row Three: Advisor John Knipp, Craig Verity, Steve Meller, Bob Ford, Dennis Miller, Kevin Wilson, Steve Phillips, Paul Beaverson, and Darnell Shaffer. Missing: Tony Dominique. Bottom Left: FFA Officers (L to R) Row One: Secretary Bill Dennis, Vice-President Mitch Schaffner, President Brent Schaffner, and Treasurer Jeff Martin. Row Two: Student Adviser Jim Ballmer, Reporter Mark Taylor, Sentinel Jim Crowell, and Advisor John Knipp. Bottom Right: Sophomores Craig Verity and Jim Crowell provide the working hands for an FFA project. irganizations TO M.S.U. AND FORMED JUDGING TEAMS IN 1981 The District One FFA Judging Contest was held April 8, 1981, at the Fulton County Fairgrounds. FFA members from 19 different schools participated in this event. Listed below are the Fayette FFA members, their judging categories, and their results. Livestock: Brent Schaffner, Dennis Miller, Mitch Schaffner, Marty Schaffner, Kip Humbert, and Tony Keefer. (7) Dairy: Jeff Martin, Rodney Kessler, Mark Taylor, David Morgan, and Jim Ballmer. (3) Meat Judging: Craig Verity, Bill White, and Chris Hancock. (11) Mammal: Darnell Shaffer, Brad Brehm, Jim Crowell, and Steve Meller. (12) Wool: Paul Beaverson, Steve Phillips, Jerry Schaffner, and Jeff Timmons. (6) The Fayette Livestock Judging Team also participated state level at Ohio State University, where the results were made known at the State FFA Convention. Bill and John Dennis both received their State Farmer Degrees. Urban Soil Judging was done by: Jim Ballmer, Jim Crowell, Paul Beaverson, Steve Phillips, and Craig Verity. Organization F.H.A. STAGED MANY, VARIED ACTIVITIES IN 1981 The F.H.A. participated in a dunking booth at the Bullthistle Festival, worked at the Pork Chop booth during the Fulton County Fair, sponsored a flower arranging demonstration, babysat for the Bloodmobile, planned the FHA-FFA picnic, as well as co-sponsoring two dances with the FFA in October and February. Their formal initiation was held at Smith s Restaurant. During FHA Week the members cooked and served lunch for the entire school. Top Left: Officers and Mrs. Stoll pose behind the micro-wave that was purchased by the PTA. Top Right: FHA Members (Left to Right) Row One: Treasurer Janelle Parsons, Secretary Penny Bernath, Vice-President Lisa Friedhoff, and President Melissa Knisely. Row Two: Tracey Dominique, Georgia Guerrero, Lisa Powers, Gail Kline, Marsha Rupp, Cathy Campbell, Chris Aeschliman, Wendy Lantz, and Advisor Lois Stoll. Row Three: Lisa Shadbolt, Connie Potter, and Brenda Rice. Row Four: Kelly Friedhoff, Julie Heath, and Charlene Quaintance. Missing: Chris Mayo and Patti Dietrich. Bottom Left: Lisa Friedhoff is learning how to make dough from scratch. Bottom Right: New FHA Members (L to R) Row One: Dawn Leady and Joanne Miller. Row Two: Teresa DeWulf, Amy Merillat, Tammy Gasche, Sherrie Shay, and Laurie Lumbrezer. Row Three: Beth Rice, Tracy Vereecke, and Tonya Risner. Row Four: Suzette Leady, Susan Ford, and Diane Carrington. Missing: Annette Raker. Organizations ART CLUB ENJOYED TWO-WEEK STAY OF ARTIST The GFHS Art Club, under the advisorship of Thomas Spiess, can proudly recall a year of many, varied activities. The club had fun at home with different projects and trips to museums of art. The Fine Arts Council Artist-in-Resi-dence, Rick Kocks, was a terrific asset to the school and community in his all-to-brief two weeks at GFHS. Top: Art Club Members (Left to Right) Les Fredrick, Juli Cochran, Lisa Shadbolt, Laurie Lumbrezer, Jim Ballmer, Julie Heath, Brad Hibbard, Jean Seiler, Lisa Lumbrezer, Jeanine White, Kyle Sallows, and Natalie Stahl. Bottom Left: Art Club Officers (L to R): Student Council Rep. Laurie Lumbrezer, Secretary Juli Cochran, President Lisa Shadbolt, Vice-Pres. Lisa Lumbrezer, Treasurer Jean Seiler, and Fine Arts Council Rep. Les Fredrick. Bottom Right: Artist-in-Residence, Rick Kocks, is presented with an appreciation party by the Art Club and many other students who enjoyed his visit. Organization LETTERS-TO-EDITOR MADE EAGLE S CLAW INTERESTING IN 1980-81 Top: Eagle's Claw Staff (Left to Right) Row One: Advisor Phoebe Borman, Julie Heath, Lisa Friedhoff, and Lisa Powers. Row Two: Cindy Harkcom, Gail Kline, Connie Potter, and Lisa Shadbolt. Center Left: Junior Lisa Friedhoff busily types as the dreaded deadline approaches. Center Right: Senior Lisa Shadbolt scans the newspaper of a rival school for typo goofs. Bottom Left: Junior Lisa Powers gravely studies the fruit of her labor. Bottom Right: Senior Bob Ford reads examples of good writing in an effort to determine why he took this class. 32 Organizations 1981 Eagle Hi-Lifers Sold Record Number Of Copies The 1981 Eagle Hi-Life Staff under the direction of Mrs. Lash and Mrs- Mitton sold 200 copies of the book for a record sales campaign. Also, they contacted many new advertisers and patrons to help support the finances of the yearbook. Top: Eagle Hi-Life Staff (Left to Right) Row One: Chief Typist Pam Beaverson, Ads Editor Melissa Knisely, Editor-in-Chief Juli Cochran, Managing Editor Barb Strayer, Vincent Rosales, Sports Editor Laurie Lumbrezer, Class Editor Daun Friedhoff, and Kay Bacon. Row Two: Patty Moss, Kristy Beaverson, Bill White, Brad Hibbard, Jeff Huffman, Penny Bernath, Janelle Parsons, Angie Carter, Cindy Harkcom, Lisa Shadbolt, and Connie Potter. Row Three: Jim Ballmer, Chris Mayo, Annette Raker, Jeff Elarton, Chris Aeschliman, and Patti Dietrich. Missing: Jean Seiler, Lisa Lumbrezer, Julie Heath, Financial Advisor Martha Mitton, and Publications Advisor Pam Lash. Bottom Left: Juniors Barb Strayer and Juli Cochran formed the nucleus of annual leadership. Bottom Right: Senior Melissa Knisely, Sophomore Laurie Lumbrezer, and Mrs. Mitton go over the ad sales campaign material. Organizations STUDENT COUNCIL ORGANIZED SUPER ACTIVITIES ' The 1981 Student Council organized the Homecoming Elections in December, set up ] and decorated the second floor Christmas : tree, and contributed to the Fulton County | Christmas Basket. They hosted the Home-| coming ceremony, reception, and dance in | January, and took charge of the Boys' Bas-| ketball Concessions. In February the Coun-I cil collected money for the Heart Fund and I rounded-out the year with the annual Hon-1 or's Day Assembly. Top: Student Council ; Members (Left to Right) Row One: Melissa I Knisely, Daun Friedhoff, Bill White, Mark j Taylor, Tim Morr, Nancy Schaffner, Lynn I Goble, Kelly Borton, Sherrie Shay, Amy Merillat, and Mark Schang. Row Two: Barb Strayer, Ronna Hopkins, Jeff Avina, Advisor Sharon Selmek, Chris Aeschliman, Laurie Lumbrezer, Vincent Rosales, and Brad Hibbard. Missing: Tony Dominique, Patti Dietrich, Annette Raker, and Lisa Lichten-wald. Bottom Left: S.C. Officers (L to R): Treasurer Barb Strayer, Advisor Miss Selmek, Vice-President Patti Dietrich, President Ronna Hopkins, and Secretary Daun Friedhoff. Bottom Right: Sophomores Angie Carter, Barb Strayer, and Juli Cochran are volunteer ticket sellers at the Homecoming Dance. Organizations LANGUAGE CLUB HOSTS A SPANISH FILM The Language Club participated in many fun activities this year. The members had a scavenger hunt in November, a pinata party at Mrs. Schreder's home in December, and a foreign foods tasting party in January. They viewed a Spanish film with English subtitles in March and rounded out the year with a trip to a Spanish restaurant in May. Some of their expenses were taken care of by coat check profits. Top Left: Language Club Officers (Left to Right) Treasurer Troy Mitchell, Vice President Marcia Towers, President Brent Snow, and Advisor Dana Schreder. Missing: Secretary Natalie Stahl. Top Right: Junior Troy Mitchell knows it's hard work keeping the books balanced, but the pop and chips at the Spanish film were worth it. Bottom: Language Club Members (L to R) Row One: Troy Mitchell, Jon Short, Vincent Rosales, and Brent Snow. Row Two: Tom Carrington, Terri Lavinder, Patty Moss, Natalie Stahl, Kristy Beaverson, and Advisor Mrs. Schreder. Row Three: Mitch Molina, Jeff Huffman, Doug Schrock, Marcia Towers, Laurie Lumbrezer, Pam Beaverson, and Frank Guerrero. Missing: Patti Dietrich. Organization Top: Junior High Chorus (Left to Right) Row One: Sue Ann New, Buffy Slattman, Shannen Brackman, Mary Lloyd, Paul Keefer, Mark Schang, Tom Clemensen, Todd Mitchell, Amy Garcia, Sue Varbro, Julie Knisely, and Dianne Carrington. Row Two: Kelly Keefer, Jo Anne Miller, Val Metz, Shelley, Beaverson, Bob Shay, Matt Strayer, Joe Sentle, Beth Rice, and Paula Blosser. Row Three: Tammy Gasche, Patty Meller, Lisa Keefer, Donna Brackman, Renae Borton, Troy Borton, Trent Lavinder, Loretta Risner, Amy Merillat, Tracy Vereecke, and Suzette Leady. Row Four: Chuck Kunkle, Tom Barron, Dale Bates, Stacy Vereecke, and Bryce Morningstar. Bottom: Junior High Chorus Officer (L to R): Librarian Suzette Leady, Secretary-Treasurer Kelly Keefer, Advisor James Roynon (center), Vice-President Tammy Gasche, and President Paul Keefer. )rganizations SENIOR HIGH CHORUS SPORTED NEW ROBES Top: Senior High Chorus (Left to Right) Row One: Daun Friedhoff, Lynn Goble, Lisa Friedhoff, Janelle Parsons, Bill White, Tracey Dominique, Dawn Leady, Jill Goble, Suzy Wilson, and Terri Hoag. Row Two: Dawn Johnson, Teresa DeWulf, Ron Rice, Ellena Lloyd, Reyner Armstrong, Mike Nicolen, Doug Aeschliman, Jo Lynn Brubaker, and Christy Borton. Row Three: Gay Mattin, Chris Aeschliman, Kelly Borton, Mark Taylor, Kip Humbert, Brian Eitniear, Vincent Rosales, Mitch Molina, Karen Beaverson, and Kelly Borton. Row Four: Connie Potter and Melissa Knisely. AND ORGANIZED A SWING CHOIR IN 1981 Bottom: Swing Choir (L to R) Row One: Daun Friedhoff, Annette Borton, Mike Nicolen, Reyner Armstrong, Bill White, Janelle Parsons, and Dawn Leady. Row Two: Melissa Knisely, Chris Aeschliman, Mark Taylor, Kip Humbert, Mitch Molina, Jeff Wilson, Vincent Rosales, Kelly Borton, Karen Beaverson, and Suzy Wilson. Organization JUNIOR HIGH BAND MEMBERS SOUND-OFF WITH STYLE Top: Junior High Band Members (Left to Right) Row One: Tina Sallows, Kelly Keefer, Buffie Slattman, Joanne Miller, Lisa Elarton, Mary Lloyd, Julie Knicely, Shannen Brackman, and Mike Nicolen. Row Two: Mike Ballmer, Lynn Graf, Dina Hopkins, Suzette Leady, Cristin Cooley, Tom Clemensen, Bryce Morningstar, Ellen Beaverson, and Greg Ruger. Row Three: Reyner Armstrong, Dale Bates, Robert Stites, and Matt Strayer. Bottom Left: Senior Karen Beaverson gives some musical tips to freshmen Mike Ballmer. Bottom Center: Junior High musicians practice, practice, practice! Bottom Right: Woodwinds and brass sounds blend well. 38 Organizations Organizations 39 BULL THISTLE PARADE SIGNALS MARCHERS' SEASON The Marching Band began performing at the Memorial Day Parade. Summer band practice started in August to prepare for the Bullthistle Festival and marching at the Ohio State Fair. In September the band performed at the Fulton County Fair and later provided entertainment at other events. Top: Marching Band shows off with pride at the Bullthistle Parade. Bottom: Marching Band formed an F formation of Fayette. Senior High Members are: Lisa Armstrong, Kathy Bacon, Kay Bacon, Karen Beaverson, Christy Bor-ton, Angie Carter, Juli Cochran, Jeff Elarton, Daun Friedhoff, Lynn Goble, Lisa Graf, Frank Guerrero, Georgia Guerrero, Ronna Hopkins, Tony Keefer, Tom Kerber, Melissa Knisely, Dawn Leady, Ellena Lloyd, Kelly May, Gay Mattin, Shawn Miller, Connie Potter, Lisa Powers, Annette Raker, Laurie Riegsecker, Tony Rosales, Nancy Scbaffner, Doug Schrock, Darnell Shaffer, Barb Strayer, Tina Walther, and Gretchen Wilson. Junior High Members of the Marching Band are: Reyner Armstrong, Mike Ballmer, Dale Bates, Ellen Beaverson, Shannen Brackman, Tom Clemensen, Cristin Cooley, Lisa Elarton, Tammy Gasche, Lynne Graf, Dina Hopkins, Kelly Keefer, Julie Kicely, Suzette Leady, Mary Lloyd, Val Metz, Joanne Miller, Bryce Morningstar, Sue Ann New, Mike Nicolen, Ross Perdue, Greg Ruger, Tina Sallows, Bob Shay, Buffie Slattman, Robert Stites, Matt Strayer, and Lin Winzeler. 40 Organizations SONG-BIRDS AND TUNE-MAKERS GOT THE SPIRIT Top Left: County Chorus (Left to Right) Row One: Dawn Leady, Jan-elle Parsons, and Kelly Bor-ton. Row Two: Annette Bor-ton and Karen Beaverson. Top Right: County Band (L to R) Kay Bacon, Juli Cochran, Tina Walther, and Karen Beaver-son. GFHS is proud of all special instrumentalists and vocalists who put forth a tremendous amount of extra practice time and extra special effort to entertain audiences and “do Fayette proud. To become a member of the County Band and County Chorus is a real honor, not only for the sponsoring school, but especially for those hardworking musicians who get to show they have what it takes. The Pep Band entertains at pep assemblies and basketball games. Pep Band Members (Left to Right) Row One: Tony Keefer, Darnell Shaffer, and Karen Beaverson. Row Two: Melissa Knisely, Dawn Leady, and Georgia Guerrero. Row Three: Lisa Armstrong, Ellena Lloyd, Juli Cochran, and Jeff elarton Row Four: Lynn Goble, Kelly May, Christy Bor-ton, and Laurie Riegsecker. Row Five: Ronna Hopkins, Barb Strayer, and Tina Walther. Row Six: Gretchen Wilson, Doug Schrock, Frank Guerrero, Shawn Miller, and Kip Humbert. Organizations 41 ■ � UMH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY KEPT BUSY WITH PROJECTS Top: N.H.S. Members (Left to Right) Row One: Advisor Gayle Van Havel, Jeanine White, Ronna Hopkins, Juli Cochran, Brent Snow, Lisa Graf, Penny Bernath, Georgia Guerrero, and Ellena Lloyd. Row Two: Lisa Armstrong, Gretchen Wilson, Tom Kerber, Jon Short, Barb Strayer, and Melissa Knisely. Right: New N.H.S. Inductees (L to R) Row One: Angie Carter, Teresa Morningstar, and Suzy Wilson. Row Two: Pam Beaver-son, Kathy Bacon, Gay Mattin, and Kay Bacon. Missing: John Dennis. New inductees were added to the membership at an N.H.S. Tea held at the Opera House. Members sold stationery, helped with a canned foods drive and worked at the Bloodmobile. 42 Organizations Top Left: Jay Nyee Carriers (Bottom to Top): Bill White, Jim Ballmer, Victor Molina, Vincent Rosales, Jim Crowell, Craig Verity, Steve Meller, John Griffiths, Darrell Heximer, and Kevin Wilson. Top Right: Office Helpers (Left to Right): Melissa Knisely, Ronnie Hopkins, Brent Schaffner, and Daun Fried-hoff. Bottom Left: LRC Aides (Clockwise): Kelly Friedhoff, Cindy Harkcom, Lisa Armstrong, Pam Beaverson, Vincent Rosales, Lisa Friedhoff, Patty Moss, and Advisor Elaine Patterson. Bottom Right: Guidance Assistants: Steve Meller and Barb Strayer. To assist in the performance of an orderly and efficient I learning environment, several I groups donate their time and ! various skills toward good old G.F.H.S. These groups are the Jay Nyce Carriers, the Office Helpers, the LRC Aides, and the Guidance Assistants. Organization ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY CADET TEACHERS VOLUNTEERED THEIR TIME FOR SCHOOL SERVICE Top: Elementary Cadets (Left to Right) Row One: Advisor Mrs. Zachel, Tina Walther (Mrs. Zachel), Tammy Dvorsky (Mrs. Geiger), Lisa Powers (Miss Lutton), and Mitch Schaffner (Mr. Smith). Row Two: Kelly Friedhoff (Mrs. Zachel), Dawn Leady (Mrs. Geiger), Sherrie Shay (Mrs. Zachel), Nancy Schaffner (Miss Gerken), and Lynn Goble (Miss Gibbs). Bottom: Secondary Cadets (L to R) Row One: Larry Shay (Miss Gibbs), Kris Keefer (Mr. Buerk), and Jo Lynn Brubaker (Mrs. Lash). Row Two: Kelly Borton (Mrs. Schreder), Kathy Bacon (Mrs. Van Havel), and Suzy Wilson (Mr. Spiess). Row Three: Barb Strayer (Miss Bruggeman), Teresa DeWulf (Miss Gibbs), and Mark Griffiths (Mr. Wixom). Row Four: Gretchen Wilson (Mr. Short) and Brent Snow (Mr. Cronin). Row Five: Karen Beaverson (Mr. Cronin Mrs. Waldbauer). )rganizations SPORTS RESERVES SET-UP FOR A BBC VICTORY Fayette Reserve Volleyball (L to R): First Row: Georgia Guererro, Gay Martin, Chris Mayo, Kelly Borton, Angie Carter. Second Row: Miss Gibbs, Coach, Kathy Bacon, Jean Seiler, Lisa Powers, Kelly May, Christy Borton, Amy Snow, Manager. Top Right: Gay Mattin shows alot of skill by getting down on her knees to receive her hit. Fayette vs. Opponent North Central 15-3 15-6 Tinora 10-15 5-15 Pettisville 15-7 15-13 • Liberty Center 15-0 15-8 North Central 15-13 15-5 Hilltop 15-13 15-6 Ayersville 15-3 15-3 Stryker 15-9 1-15 15-5 Evergreen 6-15 15-8 6-15 Hicksville 15-9 15-5 Hilltop 15-9 15-4 Pettisville 10-15 14-16 Edon 15-9 13-15 11-15 Delta 7-15 0-15 Edgerton 15-13 9-15 8-15 Edon 8-15 15-13 18-20 Record League: 5-2 Overall: 9-7 BBC LEAGUE CHAMPS ' 48 Reserve Volleyball VARSITY NET-WOMEN PLACE SECOND IN THE B.B.C. Fayette Varsity Volleyball (L to R) First Row: Chris Mayo, Lynn Goble, Daun Friedhoff, Nancy Schaffner, Jill Goble. Second Row: Miss Gibbs, Coach, Kelly Borton, Melissa Knisely, Gretchen Wilson, Gay Mattin, Annette Borton, Amy Snow, Manager. Top Left: Lynn Goble sets it up to Gretchen Wilson in an exciting match against Edon. Both Lynn and Gretchen received All-League Second Team. Daun Friedhoff and Nancy Schaffner were given Honorable Mention in the BBC. Record League: 5-2 Overall: 4-7 SECOND IN BBC Fayette vs. Opponent North Central 15-11 14-16 15-8 Tinora 11-15 7-15 Pettisville 15-10 15-12 � Liberty Center 15-2 15-8 North Central 15-4 15-13 Hilltop 16-14 15-12 � Ayersville 15-9 16-14 Stryker 14-16 15-13 15-12 Evergreen 15-7 15-6 Hicksville 15-9 15-9 • Hilltop 15-2 15-10 Pettisville 4-15 15-11 15-10 Pettisville 15-5 3-15 11-15 Wauseon 9-15 16-14 0-15 Liberty Center 15-2 3-15 15-10 Edon 7-15 14-16 Delta 12-15 13 15 Edgerton 9-15 12-15 • Edon 16-14 16-14 Pettisville 16-14 15-10 Montpelier 14-16 10-15 Varsity Volleyball 49 FEMALE RESERVISTS DEMONS ! RATED WINNING SPIRIT Girls' Reserve Basketball Team (Left to Right) Row One: Patty Moss and Sherrie Shay. Row Two: Coach John Win-zeler, Paula Fackler, Sherry Vine, Chris Aeschliman, Barb Strayer, Lisa Lum-brezer, Jean Seiler, Laurie Lumbrezer, and Coach Barb Bruggeman. RESERVE GIRLS' BASKETBALL STATISTICS Fayette 21 Wauseon 9 Fayette 20 North Central 27 Fayette 28 Me Auley 7 Fayette 12 Pettisville 27 Fayette 26 Notre Dame 30 Fayette 28 Liberty Center 15 Fayette 24 Hicksville 18 Fayette 22 Ottawa Hills 16 Fayette 17 Ayers ville 20 Fayette 29 Edon 13 Fayette 17 North Central 32 Fayette 22 Evergreen 33 Fayette 25 Stryker 20 Fayette 21 Edgerton 34 Fayette 30 Pettisville 25 Fayette 21 Hilltop 31 Fayette 31 Liberty Center 19 Fayette 15 Tinora 28 ’ BBC game 50 Sports Sports 51 Far Left: Girls' Varsity Basketball Team (Left to Right) Row One: Lynn Goble. Row Two: Coach John Winzeler, Jill Goble, and Coach Barb Bruggeman. Row Three: Ronna Hopkins. Row Four: Pam Borton, Gretchen Wilson, and Julie Heath. Below: Eagle Varsity demonstrates their winning technique. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS Fayette 37 Wauseon 43 Fayette 41 North Central 30 Fayette 40 Macomber 43 Fayette 66 McAuley 29 Fayette 83 Maumee Valley 12 Fayette 47 Pettisville 56 Fayette 37 Notre Dame 45 Fayette 120 Liberty Center 17 Fayette 49 Hicksville 29 Fayette 65 Ottawa Hills 39 Fayette 69 Ayersville 40 Fayette 44 Edon 38 Fayette 49 North Central 50 Fayette 50 Evergreen 41 Fayette 51 Stryker 45 Fayette 45 Edgerton 60 Fayette 45 Pettisville 32 Fayette 41 Hilltop 53 Fayette 91 Liberty Center 15 Fayette 52 Tinora 60 Fayette 42 Archbold 47 BBC game Bottom Snaps: Varsity prepares to win a free shot; jump ball strategy to capture control of the ball; finally, the chance to sink one in for the Purple-and-Gold . Sports SEVENTH, EIGHTH, AND NINTH GRADE ATHLETES Seventh Grade Girls' Basketball Team (Left to Right) Row One: Lisa Lichtenwald, and Dina Hopkins. Row Two: Coach John Winzeler, Paula Blosser, Ellen Beaverson, Cristin Cooley, Lin Winzeler, Julie Knicely, and Coach Barb Bruggeman. Seventh Grade Boys' Basketball Team (Left to Right) Row One: Tony Brown, Shawn Smith, Tim Morr, Bob Shay, Scott Phillips, Jack Rupp, and Joel Beaverson. Row Two: Brent Shadbolt, Ross Perdue, Todd Mitchell, Brian Miller, Chris Blosser, Gary Perry, Trevor Hibbard, and Coach Ray Ramsdell. Eighth Grade Boys' Basketball Team (Left to Right) Row One: Tadd Hibbard, Mark Schang, Doug Aeschliman, Paul Keefer, Matt Strayer, Reyner Armstrong, Ron Rice, and Doug Lichtenwald. Row Two: Trent Lavinder, Troy Borton, Dale Bates, Brian Eitniear, Mike DeWulf, Bob Stites, and Coach Tom Smith. Ninth Grade Boys' Basketball Team (Left to Right) Row One: Tadd Hibbard, Coach Tom Smith, and Doug Lichtenwald. Row Two: Les Fredrick, Brian Fruchey, Kip Humbert, Brad Hibbard, Larry Miller, Kyle Sallows, and Chris Hancock. 54 Sports AND CHEERLEADERS SHOW OFF THEIR TALENT Eighth Grade Girls' Basketball Team (Left to Right) Row One: Susan Ford, Suzanne Yarbro, and Diane Carrington. Row Two: Coach John Winzeler, Suzette Leady, Tracey Vereecke, Tammy Gasche, Kristie Fredrick, Beth Rice, and Coach Barb Bruggeman. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders (Left to Right) Row One: Lisa Elarton, Mary Lloyd, and Lynn Graf. Row Two: Val Metz and Buffie Slattman. Row Three: Lisa Lichtenwald. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders (Left to Right) Row One: Sue Ann New. Row Two: Amy Merillat, JoAnne Miller, and Kristie Fredrick. Row Three: Diane Carrington, and Lisa Fredrick. Ninth Grade Cheerleaders (Left to Right) Row One: Laurie Riegsecker, Kristy Beaverson and Marsha Rupp. Row Two: Kelly May, Patti Dietrich and Kris Keefer. s ss'W BOYS' RESERVE ROUNDBALLEBS GAINED VALUABLE EXPERIENC E Top: Reserve Boys' Basketball Team (Left to Right): Tom Carrington, Marty Schaffner, Vincent Rosales, Craig Verity, Rich Vereecke, Victor Molina, and Coach Don Buerk. Missing: Mark Griffiths, John Griffiths, Jeff Avina, Todd Smith, and Jeff Simmons. Next year the Reserve team will have something to look forward to. They gained confidence by turning out a good season. This learning experience will make next year's season even better. BOYS' RESERVE BASKETBALL STATISTICS Fayette 58 Hicksville 48 Fayette 31 Liberty Center 30 Fayette 53 Sand Creek 31 Fayette 46 Antwerp 41 Fayette 40 Holgate 47 Fayette 60 Waldron 33 Fayette 40 Hilltop 46 Fayette 43 Edgerton 60 Fayette 43 North Central 50 Fayette 37 Emmanuel Baptist 48 Fayette 23 Stryker 26 Fayette 37 Hilltop 40 Fayette 30 Evergreen 39 Fayette 87 Maumee Valley 43 Fayette 57 Morenci 47 Fayette 34 Edon 51 Fayette 43 Emmanuel Baptist 55 Fayette 40 North Central 46 Fayette 55 Hicksville 40 Fayette 37 Pettisville 41 BOYS' VARSITY ROUNDBALLERS CAPTURED YEAR OF FIRSTS Top: Varsity Boys' Basketball Team (Left to Right): Brent Schaffner, Troy Mitchell, Rodney Kessler, Jon Short, Darrell Hexinu-r, Jeff Martin, Tracy Valentine, Dennis Miller, and Tony Rosales. Coach Bob Oberle is pictured in the center. Missing: Jeff Avina and Mitch Schaffner. This year our fighting Eagles gave their fans a reason to attend the games. All the players performed equally well and showed a lot of growth during the year. They attempted to return winning basketball to Fayette. This was the best win loss record in twelve years. It was the first time Fayette had beaten Pettis-ville in 18 games; it was the first time they played for Sectionals in recent years; and, they scored the most points in a single game (116). BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS Fayette 72 Hicksville 41 Fayette 93 Liberty Center 63 Fayette 94 Sand Creek 47 Fayette 98 Antwerp 80 Fayette 58 Holgate 57 Fayette 106 Waldron 57 Fayette 72 Hilltop 49 Fayette 71 Edgerton 77 Fayette 64 North Central 66 Fayette 63 Emmanuel Baptist 74 Fayette 66 Stryker 68 Fayett; 69 Hilltop 55 Fayette 73 Evergreen • 66 Fayette 116 Maumee Valley 55 Fayette 61 Morenci 44 Fayette 68 Edon 74 Fayette 73 Emmanuel Baptist 65 Fayette 73 North Central 74 Fayette 76 Hicksville 62 Fayette 59 Pettisville 43 Fayette 83 Edon 69 Fayette 58 Stryker 60 Darrell Heximer-lst All Buckeye Border Conference 2nd All District Jon Short-2nd All Buckeye Border Conference Honorable Mention All District Mitch Schaffner-Honorable Mention Buckeye Border Conference 58 Sports RESERVE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS AND MASCOT Top: Reserve Cheerleaders (Left to Right): Suzy Wilson, Chris Mayo, Penny Bernath, and Gay Mattin. Snaps at Right: Reserve Cheerleaders show they've got what it takes. Bottom: GFHS Mascot: Jan-elle Parsons. INSPIRED G.F.H.S. STUDENT BODY TO SHOW PRIDE Top: Varsity Cheerleaders (Left to Right): Kay Bacon, Annette Raker, Daun Friedhoff, Kathy Bacon, and Lisa Graf. Snaps at Left and Bottom: Varsity cheerers entertain the fans and spur them on to support the teams. Sports WRESTLERS MATMAIDS PINNED FINE SEASON FOR G.F.H.S. Top: Fayette Wrestling Team: First Row (L To R): Jeff Huffman, Bill White, Jeff Elarton, Tony Dominique, John Herzog, Mitch Molina. Second Row: Mike Rodriquez, Frank Guererro, Dan Shaffer, Brad Brehm, Darnell Shaffer, Frank Lopez, and Mr. Wixom, Coach. Below: Fayette Matmaids: Carolyn Eitniear, Tracey Dominique, Jeanine White, Lisa Friedhoff, and Georgia Guererro. Senior John Herzog held the all-time match lead with 24 wins 4 losses. Eagle wrestlers will be in good shape for next year with seven returning freshmen. Not pictured: Denny Pack and Melissa Knisely. WHILE NEXT YEAR LOOKS EVEN BETTER WITH MANY VETS Sports 63 Vs FEMALE CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM WINS INVITATIONAL Fayette Girls’ Cross Country: First Row (L to R): Jr. High: Kristie Fredrick. Sr. High: Kristy Beaverson, Sherry Vine. Second Row: Mark Walton, Coach, Kay Bacon, Janelle Parsons, and Penny Bernath. Below: The Senior High girls pose to show off their awards for their great efforts. OPPONENTS PLACE Archbold Invitational 8th 12 Pettisville Hickville 2nd Perrysburg Invitational 7th 10 Swanton Montpelier 2nd Hudson 1st Patrick Henry 1st Fayette Invitational lst 6 Ayersville Fairview 4th Wayne Trace Van Wert Invitational 4th l0 Sectional Inc. 64 Organizations MALE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM WINS GOOD MARKS Fayette Boys' Cross Country. First Row (L to R): Doug Schrock, Tom Kerber, Troy Mitchell, Vincent Rosales. Second Row: Mitch Molina, Victor Molina, Brad Hibbard. Third Row: Mark Walton, Coach. Bottom Left: Doug Schrock and Tom Kerber admire all the people who came to cheer them on to a victory. Bottom Right: Vincent Rosales gets some help putting on his shoes. OPPONENTS PLACE Archbold Invitational 4th ll Pettisville Hicksville 1st Perrysburg Invitational 9th 20 Hudson 2nd Fayette Invitational 5th 9 Edon 2nd Van Wert Invitational 8th 12 BBC 4th 5 Sectionals 8th 14 OVERALL SEASON RECORD: 35 wins, 35 losses Sports 65 •« GIRLS' TRACK TEAM SENT TWO TO DISTRICTS Girls' Track Team (Left to Right) Row One: Brenda Rice, Kay Bacon, Ellena Lloyd, Janelle Parsons, Jeanine White, and Lisa Friedhoff. Row Two: Coach Mark Walton, Coach Mark Bacon, Penny Bernath, Gretchen Wilson, Ronna Hopkins, Coach Rick Bacon, and Sherry Vine. The girls won a dual track meet against Hilltop this season. Pictured Below: Ronna Hopkins, Penny Bernath, Janelle Parsons, Kay Bacon, and Sherry Vine. Penny Bernath and Janelle Parsons won all their events at Sectionals and advanced to Districts at Toledo. BOYS' TRACK TEAM SHOWED IMPROVEMENT IN 1981 Boys' Track Team (Left to Right) Row One: Coach Mark Bacon, Stat. Lisa Friedhoff, Darnell Shaffer, Bill White, Mitch Molina, Larry Shay, Jeff Elarton, and Coach Mark Walton. Row Two: Victor Molina, Doug Schrock, Tom Kerber, Darrell Heximer, Troy Mitchell, Frank Lopez, and Coach Rick Bacon. The boys' team distinquished itself this season and proved that team work, dedication, and good coaching pay off. Pictured Below (L to R): Tom Kerber, David LaFountain, Ron Momyer, Troy Mitchell, Doug Schrock, Victor Molina, Darrell Heximer, Jeff Elarton, Mitch Molina, and Larry Shay. JUNIOR HIGH CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAMS DISPLAYED PROMISE Top: Junior High Track Team (Left to Right) Row One: Lin Winzeler, Bob Shay, Tim Morr, Diane Carrington, Lisa Fredrick, Shawn Smith, and Dina Hopkins. Row Two: Coaches Rick Bacon and Mark Bacon, Amy Snow, Cristin Cooley, Fred Lloyd, Kristie Fredrick, Todd Mitchell, and Coach Mark Walton. Right: Junior High Cross Country (L to R) Row One: Ross Perdue, Tim Morr, and Todd Mitchell. Row Two: Scott Phillips and Tony Brown. Row Three: Coach Mark Walton. 68 Sports BASEBALL PLAYERS MADE 1981 THE YEAR OF CHALLENGE Top: Baseball Team (Left to Right) Row One: Rich Ver-eecke, Kevin Bradley, Marty Schaffner, Tom Carrington, Les Fredrick, and Brian Fruchey. Row Two: Coach Don Buerk, Brad Hibbard, Jeff Simmons, Jon Short, Tracy Valentine, Dennis Miller, and Tony Rosales. Even though the team won only four games, they showed spirit and effort to learn from their mistakes and improve for next year. EAGLE BASEBALL STATS. W 4-3 Liberty Center L 1-16 Archbold L 0-10 Edon L 1-4 Hicksville L 4-6 Morenci L 6-16 North Central L 3-5 Evergreen W 9-8 Pettisville L 6-10 Ayersville L 0-5 Hilltop W 3-0 Stryker L 6-9 Pettisville W 3-1 Edgerton L 1-2 North Central L 1-10 Ayersville L 8-9 Morenci EAGLE GOLF TEAM WON B.B.C. CHAMPIONSHIP Top: Varsity Golf Team (Left to Right): Coach Tom Spiess, Brent Schaffner, Tracy Valentine, John Griffiths, Mark Griffiths, and Griff Butch Griffiths. Bottom: Reserve Golf Team (L to R): Coach Tom Spiess, Les Fredrick, Todd Smith, Jon Short, Brian Fruchey, and Tom Carrington. The team is to be congratulated for their fine B.B.C. Championship for the 1980 season. RmiiiuiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiini H FAYETTE EAGLES i E mom ■■I ilnhn (iri lif i. Brrnf SchiJJ ncr, Marlr Griffith . Tracy Valentine. ; Griffiths Sports 71 L E T LISA ARMSTRONG Basketball 72 Sports ANNETTE BORTON Volleyball CAROLYN EITNIEAR Matmaid DAUN FRIEDHOFF Cheerleader, Volleyball LYNN COBLE Volleyball, Basketball RONNA HOPKINS Basketball, Track MELISSA KNISELY Volleyball, Matmaid Sports 73 Zw pawHHtnr TONY DOMINIQUE Wrestling JOHN HERZOG Wrestling TOM KERBER Cross Country, Track RODNEY KESSLER Basketball JEFF MARTIN Basketball Not Pictured: DAVID LAFOUNTAIN Track 74 Sports DENNIS MILLER Basketball RON MOMYER Wrestling, Cross Country Track DENNY PACK Wrestling TONY ROSALES Basketball, Baseball BRENT SCHAFFNER Basketball, Golf JEFF WILSON Golf Sports 75 JUST CALL ME T ONE OF THE GREAT MINDS OF w OUR TIME. A Faculty 79 FACULTY JOHN WINZELER Elementary Principal RICHARD ARMSBRUST High School Principal GAYLORD PARSONS Superintendent SCHOOL OFFICIALS PROVIDE SOLID LEADERSHIP ARLENE WILSON School Board Clerk GAYLE VAN HAVEL Guidance Counselor JOSEPH LONG Assistant Principal SO Administration Faculty ■J’fl Top: Gorham-Fayette Board of Education (Left to Right) Row One: William Humbert and Nancy Cooley Row Two: Elwyn Bates, President Richard Martin, and Vice-President Colenzo Short. AND VOTERS SUCCESSFULLY PASSED THE LEVY NANCY MYERS Clerk Typist DONNA ROTH Elementary School Secretary MARGARET CROWELL High School Secretary - N I Administration Faculty 82 Faculty DEBORAH GERKEN Bowling Green State University Learning Disabilities Class ALICE GEIGER Defiance College Second Grade MARY BOWER Bowling Green State University Sixth Grade PATRICIA CLEVENGER Bowling Green State University Fifth Grade Faculty 83 ELLA LICTENWALD University of Toledo Fourth Grade MARLENE GRAF Goshen College Kindergarten SUSAN NYCE Goshen College First Grade NANCY LUTTON Cedarville College First Grade 4 MARILYN OPDYCKE Adrian College Fourth Grade PAULA SCHAFFNER Cedarville College Fifth Grade CHRISTINE SCHMUCKER University of Toledo Second Grade LINDA SHORT Goshen College Sixth Grade THOMAS SMITH Bowling Green State Third Grade 84 Faculty ■ MARGUERITE ZACHEL Michigan State Speech Hearing MARY ZINK Bowling Green State Third Grade BETTY WEAVER Bowling Green State Special Reading EUNICE WINZELER University of Toledo Kindergarten ROSALYN VAN VALKENBURG Fort Wayne Bible College Permanent Substitute Faculty 85 HOEBE BORMAN Mount St. Joseph, Cincinnati English, Journalism; Eighth Grade Advisor BARBARA BRUGGEMAN Adrian College Math, Reading; Seventh Grade Advisor DONALD BUERK Bowling Green State University Social Studies; Tenth Grade Advisor KENNETH CRONIN Adrian College English; Eleventh Ninth Grade Advisor 86 Faculty JOHN KNIPP Michigan State University Vo-Ag BARBARA GIBBS Olivet Nazarene College Health, Physical Education PAMELA LASH University of Toledo English, American Government MARTHA MITTON Bowling Green State University Business Courses; Tenth Grade Advisor Faculty 87 ROBERT OBERLE Bowling Green State University Social Studies; Eighth Grade Advisor ELAINE PATTERSON Indiana University, University of Toledo Ninth Grade Advisor; Media Specialist RAY RAMSDELL University of Toledo Industrial Arts; Seventh Grade Advisor JAMES ROYNAN Findlay College Vocal Music 88 Faculty SHARON SELMEK University of Toledo Math, Physics DANA SCHREDER University of Toledo, B.G.S.U. Spanish, Junior High Reading JAMES SHORT Ohio State University, Defiance College Science; Senior Class Advisor THOMAS SPIESS Defiance College, Sienna Heights, Art ___ - Faculty 89 LOIS STOLL University of Akron Home Economics; Junior Class Advisor PAT WALDBAUER Bowling Green State University Instrumental Music MARK WALTON University of Toledo Science; Junior Class Advisor LEO W1XOM Findlay College Physical Ed.; Senior Class Advisor 90 Faculty The 1981 Eagle Hi-Life salutes the new Fayette School District Food Service Supervisor, Eloise Wyse, and her cooking staff. They introduced new lunch items, initiated salad lunches, worked with student groups in menu planning and serving, and involved elementary parents in the Bring Someone You Love to Lunch program. Bus drivers not pictured were: Jean Archer, Elvira Arrayo, Chris Kunkle, Penny Merillat, Joe Schrock, Lou Wells, Richard Whaley, and Ruth Wright. ELOISE WYSE Head Cook MILDRED MILLER Fayette Cook MARY WAGNER Fayette Cook PHYLLIS ROTH Fayette Custodian JOE SCHROCK Franklin Custodian FRANCIS BERNATH Franklin Cook ADA SCHROCK Franklin Custodian Staff KINDERGARTEN CLASSES BEGAN THEIR SCHOOL CAREER Top: Morning Kindergaretn, Mrs. Graf (Left to Right). Row One: Jessica Bird, David Brubaker, Bobby Christenson, Shawn Christenson, Trinia Dominique, Melanie Edgar, John Ferguson, and Emilano Flores. Row Two: Mike Fry, Michael Hibbard, Robin Long, Jane Lumbrezer, Jadea Merillat, Nancy Miller, Shane Myers, and Christine Owens. Row Three: Nassa Price, April Repp, Jon Rice, Ryan Rice, Michael Roth, Vickey Silkey, Clair Smith, and Lynnette Wagner. Bottom: Afternoon Kindergarten, Mrs. Winzeler (L. to R.) Row One: Kevin Bailey, Susan Bates, Stephanie Berry, Don Bird, Amanda Carrington, Jenny Carter, Jennifer Christy, and Amy Colegrove. Row Two: Melisa Cuff, Mark Gigax, Jr., Kim Harbor, Steve Hooser, Mark LaFountain, Shelly Lamb, Mike Maginn, and Michelle Merillat. Row Three: Brendon Myers, April Owens, Jerry Perdue, Shane Phillips, Keara Slyker, Jason Storrs, Mandy Timberma, and Matt Tyson. LEARNED NEW SKILLS, AND FORMED NEW v FRIENDSHIPS X. 94 Elementary FIRST GRADERS FOUND SCHOOL A GREAT EXPERIENCE Top: Miss Lutton's Class (Left to Right) Row One: Charlene Aguirre, Penny Beaverson, Lynn Berry, Mike Borton, Tim Brehm, Ricky Dominique, Dana Gigax, and Brian Groves. Row Two: Victor Guerrero, Crystal Hall, J.J. Hernandez, Kandi Hibbard, Becky Kline, Linda Mattern, Peggy McKinney, and Brenda Randall. Row Three: Gilbert Rivas, Tony Robinson, Chris Roth, Angie Sagnimeni, Missy Shaffer, Leandra Veillon, Chad Wagner, and Leo Wixom. Row Four: Erika Wyse, and Chad Zimmerman. Bottom: Miss Nyce's Class (L to R) Row One: Israel Aguilar, Jennifer Bentley, and Ryan Bingman. Row Two: Leslie Burkholder, Caryn Cooley, Reuben Cramer, Jana Ferguson, Raymond Grubbs, Jennifer Hack, Craig Hand, and Andy Heuerman. Row Three: Chasity Hilton, Mark Kast, Scott Keefer, Todd Keefer, Melanie Langenderfer, Gwen Lichtenwald, Keri Lichtenwald, and Heidi McKinney. Row Four: Katie Pelton, Ryan Powers, Shawn Repp, Matt Schaffner, Lisa Smith, Michael Vanderveer, Ryan Winzeler, and Tammy Yarbro. SECOND GRADERS DISCOVER NEW HORIZONS Top: Mrs. Geiger's Class (Left to Right) Row One: Mike Anderson, Charlie Brown, Ryan Colegrove, Corey Fruchey, Chassity Grime, Mike Hooser, Gragiela Lamora, Brent Lavinder, Row Two: Chad Lictenwald, Mary Maginn, Manuel Mendez, Carol Merillat, Joe Molina, Doug Osmun, Christy Phillips, Joseph Sag-nimeni. Row Three: Amanda Reviere, Kenny Risner, Velvet Robinson, Jeremy Shaffer, Joshua Smith, Nicole Warren, Stacy Wilks. Bottom: Mrs. Schmucker's Class (L to R) Row One: Shannon Curry, Brad DeWulf, Aurelio Flores, Fred Graf, Jackie Graf. Row Two: Angie Haven, Kraig Keiser, Murray Knisely, Tony Kunkle, Brent Leady, Bobby Lenigener, Sean Leni-gener, Jennifer McKinney. Row Three: Wes Merillat, Matt Rupp, Brooke Schaffner, Michelle Shaffer, Jason Smith, Zendra Stamm, Dusty Taylor, Kelli Wilson. THIRD GRADERS PARTICIPATE IN FUN LEARNING Top: Mr. Smith's Class (Left to Right) Row One: Jeff Addison, Kelly Archer, Danni Beaverson, Ronnie Bingman, Stacey Bird, Eric Borton, Earin Brawley, Shannon Chase. Row Two: Carey Christenson, Becky Finley, Donna Franks, Shawn Hand, Tadd Hibbard, Brian Kast, Doug Lichtenwald, Mark Maginn. Row Three: Scott May, Tammy Miller, Jennifer Minzey, Raymond Nine, Michelle Norrick, Jay Perdue, Melanie Perez, Tracey Shay. Row Four: Mark Spiess, Stephanie Wilks, Alfredo Zamora. Bottom: Miss Zink's Class (L to R) Row One: Monica Arroys, Tracy Bell, Mike Brack-man. Row Two: Michael Brehm, Jodie Crowell, Larry Deline, Scott Dietrich, Trent Dominique, Johnathan Fether, Vickie Hall, Steven Heuerman. Row Three: Daun Hibbard, Jodi Huffman, Craig Jones, Keith Keiser, Kevin Long, Brad Lumbrezer, Jody Miller, Robert Panning. Row Four: Curtis Phillips, Cecilia Rivas, Julie Schaffner, Matt Spiess, Sybil Stamm, Joe Winzeler, T.J. Winzeler, Stephanie Wright. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE FOURTH GRADERS FACES ARE CAPTURED BY CAMERA Top: Mrs. Lictenwald's Class (Left to Right) Row One: Casey Arroys, Susan Beaverson, Debbie Bernath, Chris Beers, Lori Borton, Margo Carter, Tracy Cuff, Debbie Gasche. Row Two: Kevin Heximer, George Hoffman, Brian Hooser, Carrie Johnston, Tim Keefer, Wendy Kunkle, Stephanie Lester, Robert Lopez. Row Three: Barb Merillat, Brian Myers, Craig Paxton, Amy Powers, Dina Rivas, Jackie Roth, Keri Rupp, Brad Smith. Row Four: Jean Streets, Wendy Vine, Angie Wunechel, Pam Zimmerman and Duke Leady. Bottom: Mrs. Opdycke's Class (L to R) Row One: Lori Amos, Krista Bree, Scott Carter, Rana Cordy. Row Two: April Curry, Pam Dvorsky, Jenny Ferguson, Jon Fredrick, Anissa Grime, Velia Guerrero, Patty Hoffman, Tonya Jones. Row Three: Brian Keefer, Luanne LSJhbrezer, Rachel Marlatt, Jeff Minzey, Keith Myers, Kellie Opdycke, l f H Robin Rice, Todd Risner. Row Four: Baso Rosales, Steve Ruger, Melanie Scott, Mike Veillon, Ryan Verity, Scott Wagner, Lisa Waldfogel, Mason Williams. FIFTH GRADERS EXPANDED THEIR TECHNICAL SKILLS Top: Mrs. Clevenger's Class (Left to Right Row One: Joel Avina, Kim Bell, Junior Brown, Jeff Cuff, Trulla Fichler, Jodi Finley, Terry Ford, Rene Gonzales. Row Two: Tom Harbor, Mike Hoffman, Jamie Huffman, Kevin Humbert, Christian Lantz, Matt Lumbrezer, Luan Miller, Molly Nicolen. Row Three: Chris Opdycke, Brian Riegsecker, Rodney Risner, Kim Robinson, Lisa Schmitt, Robbie Shaffer, Tamie Slyker, Lynn Snider. Row Four: Alisa Snow, Teresa Waldfogel, Carrie Wright. Bottom: Mrs. Schaffner's Class (L to R) Row One: Pam Bates, Shelley Elarton, Jr. Genaro Garza. Row Two: Leland Hoffman, Rob heuerman, Kim Keiser, Trisha Lavinder, Tim Lloyd, Matt Maginn, Guy McKinney, Amy Metz. Row Three: David Nine, Scott Panning, Deeadra Potter, Julie Rice, Eva Sagnimeni, Jenny Schaffner, Dan Seiler, Shawn Shaffer. Row Four: Mary Smith, Jon Spiess, Leslie Stahl, Dana Taylor, Becky Timberman, Brad White, Audra Wixom, Stephanie Wyse. SIXTH GRADERS COMPLETED LAST YEAR AT FRANKLIN Top: Miss Bowers' Class (Left to Right) Row One: Debbie Brubaker, Joy Finley, Ron Garrison, Heidi Hack, Denise Keefer, Karen Keefer, Michelle Keefer, Kirk Keiser. Row Two: Jay Myers, Sherri Phillips, Kelly Repp, Sandy Robinson, Joyce Schaffner, Ron Schaffner, Buzzie Slattman, Diane Towers. Row Three: Pam Tyson, Mark Waldfogel, Butch Wentz, Lisa Wunschel, and Amy Zug. Bottom: Miss Short's Class (L to R) Row One: Mark Beers, Mike Borton. Row Two: Fred Brackman, Trade Crowell, Stacy Head, Jim Heath, Marcel Heximer, Amy Hicks, Dennis Keefer, Tracy Lavinder. Row Three: Jeff May, Kelly Merillat, John Miller, Richard Risner, Veronica Rodriguez, Stacy Timmons, Tim Vine, and Pat Walther. SEVENTH GRADERS EXPERIENCE CLASS CHANGES Seventh Grade Class (Left to Right) Row One: Edward Aiguello, Lacey Archer, Gary Beatty, Ellen Beaverson, Joel Beaverson, Sherry Bell, Chris Blosser, Pam Blosser. Row Two: Paula Blosser, Shannen Brackman, Annette Bradley, Shirley Bradley, Tony Brown, Debbie Burlew, Cristin Cooley, Lisa Elarton. Row Three: Lynne Graf, Kerry Hand, Trevor Hibbard, Dina Hopkins, Lisa Keefer, Julie Knicely, Lisa Lichtenwald, Mary Lloyd. Row Four: Val Metz, Brian Miller, Todd Mitchell, Tim Morr, Matthew Nine, Curtis Opdycke, Gary Parry, Brian Paxton. Row Five: Ross Perdue, Scott Phillips, James Randall, Jack Rupp, Tina Sallows, Gerald Schmitt, Linda Seiler, Joe Sentle. Row Six: Brent Shadbolt, Bob Shay, Buffie Slattman, Shawn Smith, David Streets, Michael Wilks, Lin Winzeler, Tony Wright, Seventh Grade Officers: President Ross Perdue, Vice-President Val Metz, Secretary Lynne Graf, Treasurer Todd Mitchell, and Student Council Rep. Tim Morr and Lisa Lichtenwald. 104 Underclassmen EIGHTH GRADERS STORE UP CHERISHED TIMES Eighth Grade Class (Left to Right) Row One: Doug Aeschliman, Mike Ballmer, Daniel T. Barron, Dale Bates, Shelly Beaverson, Lisa Borton, Renee Borton, Troy Borton, Donna Brackman. Row Two: Dianne Carrington, Tom Clemensen, Mike DeWulf, Brian Eitniear, Susan Ford, Kristie Fredrick, Lisa Fredrick. Row Three: Amy Garcia, Tammy Gasche, Kelly Keefer, Paul Keefer, Chuck Kunkle, Trent Lavinder, Suzette Leady, Fred Lloyd. Row Four: Patty Meller, Amy Merillat, Eddie Mendez, Joanne Miller, Allen Mohler, Bryce Morningstar, John Moss, Sue Ann New. Row Fice: Mike Nicolen, Beth Rice, Ron Rice, Reyner Armstrong, Loretta Risner, Greg Ruger, Mark Schang, Kathy Smith. Row Six: Amy Snow, Robert Stites, Matt Strayer, Jeff Taylor, Trina Valentine, Stacy Vereecke, Tracy Vereecke, Bill Vonalt. Eighth Grade Officers: President Matt Strayer, Vice-President Troy Borton, Secretary Tammy Gasche, Treasurer Paul Keefer, and Student Council Rep. Mark Schang and Amy Merillat. Underclassmen FRESHMEN: THE CLASS ELECTED 3 PRESIDENTS Freshmen Class (Left to Right) Row One: Kristy Beaverton, Coe Bradley. Brad Brchm. JoLynn Brubaker. Cathy Campbell Row Two: Patti Dietrich. Jeff Elar-ton. Leslie Fredrick. Kelly Friedhoff. Brian Fruchey Row Three: Griff Griffiths. Chris Hancock. Brad Hibbard. Jeff Huffman. Kip Humbert. Row Four Kris Keefer. Tony Keefer, Wendy Lantz. Terry Lavinder, Kelly May Row Five: Larry Miller. Mitch Molina, Patty Moss. Laurie Riegsecker. Tonya Risner. Row Six: Marsha Rupp. Kyle Sallows. Darnell Shaffer. Larry Shay. Sherrie Shay Row Seven: Natalie Stahl, Sherry Vine. Tina Walther, William White. Freshmen Class Officers (Top to Bottom): Presidents. Kyle Sallows. Jeff Huffman, and Kip Humbert. Vice-President Les Fredrick. Treasurer Marsha Rupp. Student Council Rep. Sherrie Shay and Brad Hibbard, and Secretary Kristy Beaverson Below: Since the freshmen are such a unique class, Kelly May has invented a new method for blowing her nose. 106 Underclassmen SOPHOMORES CHERISH MAGIC MOMENT OF THE RING Sophomore Class (Left to Right) Row One: Chris Aesch-liman, Kathy Bacon, Kay Bacon, James Ballmer, Mark Bez-ruczko. Row Two: Christy Borton, Kelly Borton, Pam Borton, Kevin Bradley, Tom Carrington. Row Three: Annette Cousino, Lynne Cou-sino, Jimmie Crowell, Tracey Dominique, Jill Goble. Row Four: John Griffiths, Frank Guerrero, Darrell Heximer, Kim Hicks, Dawn Leady. Row Five: Frank Lopez, Laurie Lumbrezer, Gay Mattin, Steve Meller, Shawn Miller. Row Six: Jay Nyce, Steve Phillips, Vincent Rosales, Jerry Schaffner, Marty Schaffner. Row Seven:NF Todd Smith, Jeff Timmons, Tracy Valentine, Richard Vereecke, Craig Verity. Row Eight: Suzy Wilson. Sophomore Class Officers (Top to Bottom): President Kay Bacon, Vice-President Gay Mattin, Secretary Dawn Leady, Treasurer Kathy Bacon, Student Council Rep. Vincent Rosales and Chris Aeschli-man. Underclassmen 107 JUNIORS FINANCE PROM BY SELLING CANDY BARS Junior Class (Left to Right) Row One: Jeff Avina, Paul Beaverson, Penny Bernath, Angie Carter, Juli Cochran, Teresa DeWulf, Tammy Dvorsky, Lisa Friedhoff. Row Two: Lisa Graf, Mark Griffiths, Gregoria Guerrero, Julie Heath, Richard Holtz, Ellena Lloyd, Chris Mayo, Tryy Mitchell. Row Three: Mike Mohler, Victor Molina, David Morgan, Teresa Morningstar, Janelle Parsons, Lisa Powers, Charlene Quaintence, Annette Raker. Row Four: Brenda Rice, Mitch Schaffner, Nancy Schaffner, Doug Schrock, Jon Short, Brent Snow, Barbara Strayer, Robert Streets. Row Five: Marcia Towers, Jeanine White, Gretchen Wilson, Kevin Wilson. Junior Class Officers (Top to Bottom): President Victor Molina, Vice-President Gretchen Wilson, Secretary Lisa Graf, Treasurer Mitch Schaffner, and Student Council Rep. Nancy Schaffner and Jeff Avina. V 108 Underclassmen FOUR-COUNTY STUDENTS LEARN JOB SKILLS Fayette students attending Four-County Joint Vocational High School in Archbold, Ohio for the 1980-1981 term were: Jon Beaverson, Belinda Bradley, John Dennis, Carolyn Eitniear, Paula Fackler, Jens Harkcom, David La-Fountain, Lisa Lumbrezer, Jeff Merillat, Rhett Montgomery, Teresa Risner, Michael Rodriguez, Jean Seiler, Dan Shaffer, and Jeff Simmons. kiljji'jlMui • UUttLi Underclassmen 109 110 Underclassmen i m Underclassmen 111 [W y I N s3zw “ S o M SHio WES IT A YEAR OF FUN NEW (W THE 1981 ANNUAL PRESENTS THE CLASS WITH CLASS LISA KAY ARMSTRONG PRESIDENT JEFFREY DEAN MARTIN VICE-PRESIDENT THE CLASS OFFICERS OF 1981 MARK OLEN TAYLOR STUDENT COUNCIL DAUN RENEE FRIEDHOFF STUDENT COUNCIL Seniors 115 IT S THE END OF A LONG BEGINNING OF A WHOLE Seniors , a word that holds a mysterious fascination, is the state of being that most school students dream to become. This year's 1981 Senior Class is no exception as they ruled at Gorham-Fayette High School and left behind their mark forever. Their memories were filled with class rings. Homecoming, Prom, sports activities, class projects, and class meetings. Top Left: Senior King , Rodney Kessler, displays his world famous cool and charm. Top Right: Pam Beaverson, What are you hiding in your purse? Bottom Left: Lisa Armstrong relaxes from the many ups and downs of her senior year. Bottom Right: The sign tells it all! 116 Seniors JOURNEY AND THE NEW HORIZON The years were filled with many triumphs, and, as always, a few disappointments. The senior year has ended for this class and they've moved on to a new life filled with many challenges and decisions, but each senior takes with him many happy thoughts of high school life-events, personalities, and a foundation of learning for the future. Top Left: Could this possibly be any senior you know? Top Right: Brent Schaffner, David Knisley, Bill Stites, and Rodney Kessler shout Seniors are Number One at a pep assembly. Bottom Left: Denny Pack sings the school fight song. Bottom Right: Ronna Hopkins introduces the guest speaker from the Atom Energy Commission-an electrifying event. Seniors 117 KAREN JEAN BEAVERSON PAMELA ANN BEAVERSON ANNETTE SUE BORTON TODAY IS THE BEGINNING OF MAKING JOHN CHARLES DENNIS WILLIAM DEE DENNIS ANTHONY W. DOMINIQUE OUR DREAMS COME TRUE JEFFREY B. DULL CAROLYN SUE EITNIEAR ROBERT D. FORD Seniors 119 Melissa Knisely keeps the beat; John Herzog awaits his turn at the mat; Lisa Armstrong chats with former GFHS grads; Karen Beaverson actually studies in the Senior Lounge; Tony Rosales checks his homework with Jill Goble; and, Carolyn Eitniear views a wrestling match from a different angle.. 120 Seniors Mark Taylor peeks over Lynn Goble's head as Bill Stites practices spotting UFO's over Dennis Miller and Tom Kerber; Tom Kerber playing two trombones at the same time? Terri Hoag shows Hat Day spirit; Gail Kline doesn't really want to pose; Cindy Harkcom takes a snap of Lisa Armstrong and Melissa Knisely; and, Michelle Hancock, a no-nonsence girl, arrives to face another exciting day. Seniors 121 GRANT ANTHONY GAUTSCHE LYNN MARIE GOBLE MICHELLE ANN HANCOCK COLORS: SILVER AND MAROON CINDY ANN HARKCOM JOHN J. HERZOG TERRI LEE HOAG 122 Seniors RONNALEE HOPKINS DAWN RENEE JOHNSON RODNEY EDWARD KESSLER FLOWERS: RED ROSE AND WHITE ROSE GAIL MARIE KLINE DAVID E. KNISELY MELISSA JO KNISELY Seniors 123 THE WAY WE WERE Cindy Harkom is in one of her more serious moods; It sure doesn't sound like Beethoven! ; Lisa Armstrong flashes her winning smile; David Knisley mugs Santa Claus; Connie Potter is in a state of shock; Denny Pack ponders over life's deepest secrets. 124 Seniors REMEMBER YESTERDAY, DREAM ABOUT TOMORROW, BUT LIVE FOR TODAY DAVID LaFOUNTAIN MELISSA MARIE LOFFER DENNIS EUGENE MILLER RONALD LEE MOMYER DENNIS AARON PACK CONNIE RAE POTTER 126 Seniors TONY ROSALES LISA LYNN SHADBOLT WILLIAM DAVID STITES, JR. RANDY LEE TERRY it JEFFREY JOE WILSON Seniors 127 TIME Time looked at me and said, Hey come on, get going. Leave the past behind and turn towards tomorrow. Say good-bye to all your friends; remember how they were. Ties will be broken but memories will live on. Time looked at me and said, Hey come on, get going. Tears follow sad good-byes, but love makes it worth-while. Now I'm gone and on my own; my future lies ahead. Pictures have faded, but friendships just can't die. I'm sitting here wondering where all my friends have gone I remember all the good times and the bad times we all had. But my memories are so far and dim; I guess it's been too long. I think't it's time my friends and I got together one more time. Well my friends, it's been real nice to see you all again. (But) It's getting late, and I have to go, so good-bye once again. LYNN AND LAURA GOBLE CLASS OF 1981 LISTED HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES LISA KAY ARMSTRONG April 8, 1963 Activities: Basketball Stat-2, 3; Cheerleader-1; Mat Activities: Basketball-1, 3, 4; Stat-2; Volleyball Stat- 2, 3, 4; Language Club-1, 2, 3; Officer-2; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Officer-1, 2, 4; Pep Band-1, 2, 3, 4; LRC Aid-2, 3, 4; NHS-2, 3, 4; Officer-3, 4; Jr. Sr. Play; Class Officer-1, 2, 3, 4 KAREN BEAVERSON March 6, 1963 Activities: Basketball Stat-1; Language Club-1, 2; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; County Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-2, 3, 4; County Chorus-2, 3, 4; Rainbow-4; Pep Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Cadet-4; Jr. Sr. Play PAM BEAVERSON August 20, 1963 Activities: Basketball Stat-1, 2, 3; Language Club-1, 2, 3; LRC Aid-4; Hi-Life-4; Jr. Sr. Play; Class officer-3; National Honor Society-4 ANNETTE BORTON December 14, 1962 Activities: Basketball Stat-3; Volleyball-2, 3, 4; Track-3; Language Club-1, 2; Chorus-2, 3; County Chorus-2, 3, 4; Cadet-2; FHA-1, 2; Jr. Play TAMRA BRACKMAN August 30, 1962 BELINDA BRADLEY June 28, 1962 Activities: Cadet-1; FHA-3; Class Officer-3 ALLEN CLEMENSEN September 29, 1963 JOHN DENNIS March 24, 1962 Activities: FFA-1, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM DENNIS March 24, 1962 Activities: FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Officer-2, 3, 4; Eagle's Claw-3 ANTHONY W. DOMINIQUE February 11, 1963 Activities: Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Jay Nyce Carrier-2, 3; Eagle's Claw-2 CAROLYN EITNIEAR September 11, 1963 maid-4; Student Council-2; Jr. Sr. Play ROBERT FORD June 4, 1963 Activities: Baseball-3; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Eagle's Claw-2, 4 DAUN FRIEDHOFF July 6, 1962 Activities: Cheerleader-1, 4; Volleyball-2, 3, 4; Stat-1; Track-3; Matmaid-3; Art Club-2; Language Club-1, 2, 3; Student Council-2, 3, 4; Officer-4; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-4; Rainbow-4; Pep Band-2, 3; Cadet-3; Office Worker-4; Hi-Life-4; Jr. Sr. Play, Class Officer-2, 3, 4 GRANT GAUTSCHE October 22, 1962 Activities: Wrestling-1; Bowling-2; Language Club-1, 2; Chorus-1; Office Worker-2; Jay Nice Carrier-4; Sr. Play LYNN GOBLE August 24, 1963 Activities: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 3; Art Club-1; Language 1, 2, 3; Student Council-1; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-3, 4; Rainbow-4; Pep Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Cadet-3, 4; Sr. Play Class Offi-cer-1, 3 MICHELLE HANCOCK May 21, 1963 Activities: Art Club-1; Band-1; Chorus-1; Jr. Play CINDY HARKCOM March 1, 1963 Activities: Art Club-2, 3; Officer-3; LRC Aid-4; Eagle's Claw-4; Jr. Play JOHN HERZOG September 29, 1963 Activities: Track-2; Wrestling-1, 2, 3, 4; FHA-1 TERRI HOAG October 5, 1961 Activities: Band-1; Chorus-1, 2, 3, 4; FHA-1 RONNALEE HOPKINS December 13, 1962 130 Senior Directory Activities: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country-1, 2; Student Council-1, 4; Officer-4; Band-1, 2,3, 4; Chorus-1, 2; County Chorus-2; Rainbow-4; Pep Band-2, 3, 4; Office Worker-3, 4; NHS-1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Play; Class Officer-3 DAWN JOHNSON December 25, 1962 Activities: Chorus-4 THOMAS KERBER March 27, 1973 Activities: Basketball-1; Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country-1, 2, 3, 4; Language Club-1, 2; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Officer-4; NHS-2, 3; Officer-3; Jay Nyce Carrier-2, 3; Jr. Sr. Play; Class Officer-4 RODNEY KESSLER May 19, 1963 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Golf-2; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Sr. Play GAIL KLINE August 3, 1963 Activities: Basketball-1, 2; Volleyball-1; Track-1, 2; Chorus-3; Cadet-2, 3; FHA-1, 2, 4; Eagle's Claw-2, 3; Sr. Play; Class Officer 1, 2 DAVID KNISELY February 22, 1963 Activities: FFA-1, 2, 3; Officer-1, 2; LRC Aid-2; Hi- Life-2 MELISSA KNISELY June 29, 1963 Activities: Volleyball-2, 3, 4; Matmaid-3, 4; Student Council-4; Band-4; Chorus-3, 4; Student Council-4; Band-4; Chorus-3, 4; Rainbow-4; Pep Band-3, 4; Cadet-3; Office Worker-4; FHA-3, 4; NHS-2, 3, 4; Hi-Life-3, 4; Jr. Sr. Play; Class Officer-3 DAVID LAFOUNTAIN July 19, 1963 Activities: Track-1, 2, 3, 4; FFA-3, 4 MELISSA LOFFER April 22, 1973 1963 JEFFREY MARTIN March 22, 1963 Activities: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-2, 3; County Chorus-2; FFA-1, 3, 4; Officer-3, 4; Eagle's Claw-3; Jr. Sr. Play; Class Officer-2, 4 DENNIS MILLER August 29, 1963 Activities: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball-3, 4; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Jay Nyce Carrier-2, 3; Eagle's Claw-3 RON MOMYER June 28, 1963 Activities: Track-1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country-1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling-1, 3, 4; Student Council-1; Band-1, 2, 3; Pep Band-1, 2, 3, 4; FFA-1, 3; Jay Nyce Carrier-2; Jr. Sr. Play DENNIS PACK December 29, 1962 Activities: Track-1, 2, Wrestling-3, 4; FFA-1, 2; Jay Nyce Carrier-2, 4 CONNIE POTTER December 12, 1962 Activities: Track Stat-2; Matmaid-4; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-2, 3, 4; Pep Band-1, 2, 3; Cadet-1, 2, 3; FHA-1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Life-3, 4; Eagle's Claw-4; Jr. Sr. Play TONY ROSALES August 11, 1962 Activities: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Track-1, 2; Baseball-3, 4; Student Council-2; Band-1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band-1; Jay Nyce Carrier-2, 3 BRENT SCHAFFNER April 7, 1963 Activities: Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4; Golf-1, 2, 3, 4; Cho-rus-1, 2, 3; County Chorus-2; Office Worker-4; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Jay Nyce Carrier-3; Class Officer-4 TIMOTHY SCOTT September 29, 1963 Activities: Chorus-4 LISA SHADBOLT May 16, 1963 Activities: Cheerleader-1; Art Club-2, 3, 4; Bowling-4; Language Club-2; Band-1, 2; Pep Band-1, 2; FHA-1, 4; Hi-Life-3, 4; Eagle's Claw-4; Jr. Sr. Play WILLIAM STITES October 17, 1962 Activities: Eagle's Claw-3; Jr. Play MARK TAYLOR February 14, 1963 Activities: Basketball Manager-3; Golf-1; Chorus-3, 4; Rainbow-4; FFA-1, 2, 3, 4; Officer-1, 2, 3; Student Council-4 RANDY LEE TERRY April 18, 1962 Activities: Track-1, 2; Chorus-1, 2; County Chorus-1, 2; FFA-1, 2 JEFF WILSON July 21, 1963 Activities: Basketball-1, 2; Golf-1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus-2, 3; County Chorus-2; Rainbow-4; NHS-2, 3, 4; Class Officer-1, 2 Senior Directory 131 132 Seniors AT IMPRESSIVE OUTDOOR GRADUATION CEREMONY Top: The Class of 1981 posed for their last moment together. Below (Left to Right) Valedictorian Tom Kerber, Musical Presentor Lynn Goble, Salutatorian David Knisely, President of the School Board Richard Martin, Guest Speaker Richard Armbrust, and Class President Lisa Armstrong. The bank with answers... EG OHIO CITIZENS BANK WAUSEON OFFICES 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 RUDY'S CAFE All Beverages Sandwiches — Pinas — Ice Carry Out 237 9278 106 108 E. Main St. Fayette, OH PETTISVILLE GRAIN COMPANY GRAIN, FERTILIZER, AND FEED PHONE (419) 446-2547 Pettisville, Ohio 43553 Ml l Ads Index Compliments of R H I600B North Shoop Ave. Wauseon Plaza Wauseon Plaza Wauseon, Ohio Hours: 9 to 9 Mon.-Sat. Phone 335-2132 Sun. 12 to 2 RESTAURANT Fayette, Ohio Compliments of Your I. N. Dealer Waldron Im Harold nph Du ament unn WALDRON IMPLEMENT COMPANY 125 N. Main Street Waldron, Michigan Farmall Tractors Farm Imolements Ads Inde' I________________________ STORRS MARLATT Attorneys at Law 106 Eart Main Street Fayatta, Ohio 43521 419237 2661 Probate, Personal Injury and Real Estate are our specialties. ngers Bryan. Ohio 43606 Downtown Drugators . 126 South Main Straw Profaadonal Pharmacy . Madical Cantar BuMng 138 Ads Index DUNBAR-INGALL CHEVROLET CO. Sales Service Telephone 923-2431 I. H. C. Farm Equipment Lyons, Ohio 43533 EAGLE FUNERAL HOME L R. Eagle Fayette, Ohio Phone 237 2564 Congratulations to Senior Class of 81” RON HUBER — REPRESENTATIVE 561 North Shoop Ave.. Wauseon. Ohio MEYERS' FURNITURE G M CARRY OUT Furniture-Carpet T.V.-Appliances Corner Of 20A State Rt. Open Daily 9-6 Fri. and Sat. 9-9 And 66 You Always Do Better Archbold, OH 43502 wwne ii Your Party Needs Wauseon Plaza I600L-N. Shoop Ave. Wauseon, Ohio 43567 Phone 419 337-1317 Gambles MORENCI GAMBLES Adam and Gail Johnson 129 W. Main Morenci, Mich. 458-6196 HILLSDALE COUNTY MEATS Custom Butchering We Cut, Wrap, and Sharp Freeze Meats for sale by quarter or side Prop: Donald and Doris Ledyard Ph. 517-286-6270 Compliments of LOWELL BEAVERSON INSURANCE ARMSTRONG EXCAVATING R.R. I Bo 39 Fayette, OH 43521 ARMSTRONG SAND GRAVEL R.R. I Box 39 Fayotte, Oh. 43521 374 Sampson Rd. Camden, Mich. 49232 Auto Life Home Business 120 W. Main St. Congratulations Class of 1981 Ph. 237-2036 Fayette, OH I ds Index Ads Index 141 Compliments of CONTINENTAL ESTATES N. Shoop Aye. Wauteon, Ohio Ph. 335-1699 and CONTINENTAL PLAZA WASH-N-FILL N. Shoop Ave. Wauteon, Oh. 337-5861 DUTCH VILLAGE FOODS West Unity, OH 43570 WALDRON OLIVER SALES 1496 Territorial Rd. Waldron, Mich. 49288 Tel. 517-286 6241 White-Oliver New Holland Bush-hog Compliments of FAYETTE FOODLANE Fayette, OH is lndex JOHN O'NEIL IMPLEMENT CO. © R. 1. Lyons, OH Phone 419-923-2761 PARKVIEW MOBILE HOME Compliments of COURT TRI-STATE FARM EQUIP. INC. Richard Martin Fayette, Ohio Montpelier, Ohio 43543 Congratulation Seniors! Ph. 485-4557 VAN HAVEL FARMS RR 2 Ml 56 Morenci, Mich. 49256 Farrow-Finish Ads Inde :jltvRorrr CHEVROLET Pontiac :M OLDSMOBILE IU I(• l VN (' { ((( Compliments Of Robert W. Nyce, M.D. Fayette, Ohio 43521 Ph. 419-237-2501 WAGNER MOTOR SALES, INC. Widest Selection Anywhere Telephone 337-3010 Wauseon, Ohio THE CITY DRUG Prescription Pharmacy 227 N. Defiance Street Archbold, Ohio 43502 Phone 445-2406 Js Index Grisier Roos Insurance Agency, Inc. 127 South Fulton Street Wauseon, Ohio 43567 104 West Main Street Delta, Ohio 43515 ELDEN ROTH ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors ARCHBOLD. OHIO BUS PHONE ARCHBOLD 445 6406 VERNIERS HARDWARE LAWN AND GARDEN Sporting Doods Appliances-Housewares Plumbing-Electrical Supp. Automotive-Gifts Tru-Test Paints Radio Shack 107-111 N. Defiance St. Archbold, OH Ph. 446-2581 JTUOODflRD Photogrrphic NORTHWESTERN OHIO Somepbct Spread WHFD STEREO 96 rWe use Kodak paper. For a good look. It RSI' to offer ''Environmental Portraiture” along with traditional backgrounds. Your senior portrait will remain through the years a reminder of how things were for you during your high school days. Ads Index Phone 445-4401 Compliments of CHRISTY MOTOR SALES Archbold, Ohio Body Shop 445'4541 ARCHBOLD ELEVATOR, INC Archbold Ohio 43502 RED CROSS DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Your Health Is Our Business Archbold, OH Perscription Specialists Ph. 445-4496 AESCHLIMAN. CHRIS 30. 33. 34. 37, 50. 107 AESCHLIMAN. DOUG 37. 105 AIGUELLO, EDWARD 104 ARCHER. LACEY 104 ARMSTRONG, LISA 25, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 72, 115, 116, 121, 124, 130, 133 ARMSTRONG. REYNER 37, 38, 40 AVINA, JEFF 19, 34. 108 BACON, KATHY 39, 40, 42, 44. 48. 61, 107 BACON, KAY 33, 39, 40. 41, 42, 61. 64, 66, 107 BALLMER, JAMES 28. 29, 31, 33, 43, 107 BALLMER, MIKE 38, 40. 106 BARRON, DANIEL THOMAS 36, 106 BATES. DALE 36, 38, 39, 106 BEATTY. GARY 104 BEAVERSON, ELLEN 38. 40, 104 BEAVERSON, JOEL 25, 104 BEAVERSON. JON BEAVERSON, KAREN 25, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 44, 118, 120, 130 BEAVERSON, KRISTY 19, 33, 35, 64, 106 BEAVERSON, PAM 25, 33, 36, 42, 43. 116, 118, 130 _fi£AVERSON.TAUL 2 9. 108 . . BEAVERSON, SHELLY 36, 106 BELL. SHERRY 25, 104 BERNATH, PENNY 30, 33, 42, 64, 66. 108 BEZRUCZKO, MARK 107 BLOSSER, CHRIS 104 BLOSSER. PAM 104 BLOSSER. PAULA 36, 104 46 Ads Index Quality Meats Archbold, Ohio 43S02 — Home of Tender Corn Fed Beef — We Cut, Wrap and Sharp Freeze for Your Home Freezer LEON LUSBILL SONS Phone 445 6366 o� 1 V 1 O % BECK INSURANCE AGENCY Life - Health - Home Car - Business Bonds Vincent Beck — Kirk Beck. C.I.C. — Bill Beck, C.IC 120 N DEFIANCE ST ARCHBOLD. OHIO 43502 Phono 419 445 6446 109 W MAIN ST FAYETTE OHIO 43521 Phone 419 • 237-21 11 BORTON, ANNETTE 25, 41, 49, 72, 118, 130 BORTON, CHRISTY 37, 39, 40, 41. 48, 107 BORTON, KELLY 34, 37, 41, 44, 48, 49 BORTON, LISA 105 BORTON. PAM 53, 107 BORTON, RENAE 36. 105 BORTON. TROY 36, 105 BRACKMAN, DONNA 36, 105 BRACKMAN, SHANNEN 36, 38, 40, 104 BRACKMAN, TAMRA 118, 130 BRADLEY, ANNETTE 104 BRADLEY, BELINDA 118, 130 BRADLEY, COE 108 BRADLEY, KEVIN 69. 107 BRADLEY. SHIRLEY 104 Compliments of METAMORA ELEVATOR CO Lyons and Metamora Ohio Phone 923-4311 BREHM, BRAD 28. 29, 62. 106 BROWN, TONY 104 BRUBAKER, JO LYNN 37, 44, 106 BURLEW, DEBBIE 104 CAMPBELL. CATHY 30, 106 CANFIELD, DAVID CARRINGTON. DIANNE 30. 36. 68. 105 CARRINGTON, TOM 35. 56, 69, 70, 107 CARTER. ANGIE 15, 25, 33. 34. 39, 40, 42, 48. 108 CLEMENSEN, ALLEN 118, 130 CLEMENSEN, TOM 36. 38, 40. 105 COCHRAN. JULI 31. 33. 34. 39, 40. 41, 42. 108 COOLEY. CRISTIN 25. 38. 40, 68. 104 COUSINO. ANNETTE 15. 107 COUSINO. LYNNE 107 Ads Index 14 Complete Banking Service in Five Convenient Locations Bryan Main Office 102 North Main Street, Bryan 636-4266 1016 S. Main St. Bryan, OH Bryan Drive-In Office West High Street, Bryan 636-4266 Pioneer Office 119 South State Street, Pioneer 737-2379 West Unity Office 112 E. Jackson Street, West Unity 924-2331 Member F.D.I.C. All Deposits Insured Up to $100,000 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK LUGBILL AUCTION Archbold 445-2010 Auctions each Mon. Thurs. Daily Hog Cattle Market Fayette 237-2506 Private Buying Tues. thru Sat. LUGBILL SUPPLY CENTER Archbold 445-0815 Varco Pruden Steel Bldgs. • Lumber • Building Materials • Hardware • Farm Supplies CREIGHTON ELECTRICAL SERVICE Rural and Residential Wiring Mike Creighton Ph. 237-2223 Fayette, Ohio WAUSEON SUPER VALUE Wauseon, Ohio 43567 Open 24 Hours A Day Ph. 335-6806 CROWELL, JIMMIE 14, 28, 29, 43, 107 DENNIS, JOHN 29, 119, 130 DENNIS, WILLIAM 28, 29, 119, 130 DEWULF, MIKE 105 DEWULF, TERESA 30, 37, 44, 108 DIETRICH. PATTI 33, 34, 106 DOMINIQUE, TONY 62, 74. 119, 130 DOMINIQUE, TRACEY 30, 37, 107 DULL, JEFF 119 DVORSKY, TAMMY 44, 108 EITNIEAR, BRIAN 37, 105 EITNIEAR. CAROLYN 62, 72, 119, 120, 130 ELARTON, JEFF 33, 39, 40, 41, 62, 67, 106 ELARTON, LISA 25, 38, 40, 104 FACKLER, PAULA 50, 119 FORD, ROBERT 14, 28, 32, 119, 130 FORD, SUSAN 25, 30, 105. 158 FREDRICK, KRISTIE 64, 68, 105 FREDRICK, LESLIE 25, 31, 69, 70, 106 FREDRICK, LISA 68, 105 FRIEDHOFF, DAUN 18, 33, 34, 37, 39, 40, 43, 49, 61, 73, 115 FRIEDHOFF, KELLY 30, 43, 44, 106 FRIEDHOFF, LISA 25, 30, 32, 37, 43, 62, 66, 67. 108 FRUCHEY, BRIAN 37, 69, 70, 106 GARCIA, AMY 36, 105 CASCHE. TAMMY 30, 36, 40, 105 CAUTSCHE, GRANT 15, 122, 130 GOBLE, JILL 37, 49, 53, 107 GOBLE, LYNN 14, 34, 37, 39, 40, 41, 44, 49, 53, 73, 121, 48 Ads Index Ads Index 149 Nip Tux chimney Sweeps ROUTE 2 HUDSON Ml O 1 24034 L Fatette. Ohio (419) 237-2634 A Division or K 0i LEi MILLERS MUSIC 1108 North Main Street Bryan, Ohio 43506 419-636-5514 Music Records Musical Supplies Piano Tuning Compliments of FIKESTONE TIRES MARATHON RATI ERIKS M NEWCOMB'S MARATHON TUNE UP AND BRAKE SERVICE rj SHOOI’A LINHMU STS. I'HONK33S 44SI WAUSEON, O. 43567 445 7891 LUMBER CO. _ - j Pettisville, Ohio 43553 STUCKEY'S Auction and Real Estate Service Archbold, Ohio Denver N. Stuckey Auctioneer and Realtor Max G. Stuckey Auctioneer and Realtor Phone 445-3831 FAYETTE GRAIN FEED, INC. Fayette, OH Ph. 237-2581 Progess In Our Motto KEEFER, KRIS 44, 106 KEEFER, LISA 36, 104 KEEFER, PAUL 36, 105 KEEFER, TONY 28, 29, 40, 41, 106 KERBER, TOM 15, 25. 39, 40. 42, 65, 67. 74, 115, 121, 131, 133 KESSLER. RODNEY 18, 28, 29, 58, 74, 116, 117, 123, 131 KLINE, GAIL 30, 32, 121, 123, 131 KNICELY, JULIE 36. 38, 40, 104 KNISELY, DAVID 15, 117, 123, 124, 131, 133 KNISELY, MELISSA 19, 30, 33. 34, 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43. 49, 73. 120, 121, 123, 131 KUNKLE. CHUCK 36, 105 LAFOUNTAIN, DAVID 67, 126, 131 LANTZ, WENDY 30, 106 LAVINDER, TERRY 35, 105 LAVINDER. TRENT 36. 105 LEADY, DAWN 30, 37, 39. 40, 41, 44, 107 LEADY, SUZETTE 30. 36, 38. 40, 105, 158 LICHTENWALD, LISA 104 LLOYD, ELLENA 37, 39, 40, 41, 42, 66, 108 LLOYD, FRED 68, 105 LLOYD, MARY 25, 36, 38, 40, 104 LOFFER, MELISSA 126, 131 LOPEZ, FRANK 62, 67 LUMBREZER, LAURIE 30. 31, 33, 34, 35, 50. 107 LUMBREZER, LISA 31, 50 MARTIN, JEFF 28, 29. 58, 74, 115 MATTIN, GAY 19, 25. 39, 40, 42. 48, 49, 60, 107 150 Ads Index GENE ROSSMAN MEATS 122 Linfoot, Wauseon, OH Bolognas-Wieners-Sausages Our Own Sugar Cured Hams And Bacons 'We'« Proud Of Our Products Ph. 335-7986 QUALITY TUBE SERVICE INC. Industrial Parkway Fayette, OH 43521 Babe And Pauline Jones Olympic siorts SHOOP SENTER Wauseon, Ohio 43567 Ph. 335-6991 Hours: Mon-Fri. 9 AM-9 PM Sat. 9 AM-5:30 PM YODER FREY, INC. Archbold, Ohio Area Code 419 Phone 445 208 We Invite You to Attend WAUSEON LANES 1600 N. Shoop Ph. 335-0186 Wauseon Plaza Wauseon, OH 43567 MAY, KELLY 39. 40, 41, 48, 106 MAYO, CHRIS 33. 48. 49, 60. 108 MELLER, PATTY 105 MELLER. STEVE 28, 29, 43, 107 MERILLAT, AMY 30, 34, 105 MERILLAT, JEFF MENDEZ, EDDIE 105 METZ, VAL 25, 36, 40, 104 MILLER, BRIAN 104 MILLER, DENNIS 28, 29, 58, 69, 75, 121, 126, 131 MILLER, JOANNE 25, 30. 36. 38. 40, 105 MILLER. LARRY 106 MILLER. SHAWN 39, 40. 41. 107 MITCHELL, TODD 36. 68, 104 MITCHELL, TROY 15, 35. 58. 65, 67. 108 MOHLER. ALLEN 105 MOHLER, MIKE 108 MOLINA. MITCH 35, 37, 62. 65. 67, 106 MOLINA. VICTOR 43. 56. 65, 67. 108 MOMYER, RON 75. 126, 131 MONTGOMERY, RHETT MORGAN. DAVID 28, 29, 108 MORNINGSTAR. BRYCE 36, 38. 40, 105 MORNINGSTAR, TERESA 14, 25, 42. 108 MORR, TIM 34, 68. 104 MOSS, JOHN 105 MOSS. PATTY 33, 35. 43, 50, 106 NEW, SUE ANN 36. 40, 105 NICOLEN, MIKE 37, 38. 40, 105 NINE, MATTHEW 104 Ads Index 151 BRITSCH INC. 449 N. Brunei! St. Wauseon, OH 43567 Phone: 419-335-8871 JIM'S MARKET Complete Line of Groceries Fruits-Vegetables-Meat At Supermarket Prices Fayette, Ohio Main St. With 8 Locations In Archbold, Bryan, Edgerton, Fayette, Pettisville And Stryker. First National Bank Northwest Ohio ■I Member F.D.I.C NYCE, JAY 43. 107 OPDYCKE. CURTIS 104 PACK. DENNY 75, 117. 124. 126. 131 PARRY. GARY 104 PARSONS, JANELLE 30, 33, 41, 60, 64, 66, 108 PAXTON, BRIAN 104 PERDUE, ROSS 40. 68, 104 PHILLIPS, SCOTT 68. 104 PHILLIPS, STEVE 28, 29, 107 POTTER, CONNIE 30, 32. 33, 37, 39, 40, 124, 126, 131 POWERS. LISA 15, 30, 32. 40. 44. 48, 108 QUAINTANCE, CHARLENE 30. 108 RAKER. ANNETTE 33, 40, 108 RANDALL. JAMES 104 RICE, BETH 30, 36, 105 RICE, BRENDA 30, 66, 108 RICE, RON 36. 105 RIEGSECKER, LAURIE 38, 39. 40, 41, 106 RISNER, LORETTA 36, 105 RISNER, TERESA RISNER. TONYA 30. 106 RODRIGUEZ, MICHAEL 62 ROSALES, TONY 19, 40, 58, 69, 75, 120, 127, 131 ROSALES, VINCENT 19, 33, 34. 35, 37, 43, 56, 65, 107 RUPP. JACK 104 RUPP. MARSHA 30, 106 RUCER. GREG 40, 105 SALLOWS, KYLE 25, 31, 106 SALLOWS. TINA 38, 40. 104 SCHAFFNER, BRENT 28, 29. 43. 58, 70. 75, 115, 117, 52 Ads Index Compliments of WILSON HARDWARE Main St. Fayatta, Ohio Phona 237 2588 LIECHTY MOTORS £3E Plymouth 1401 S. DEFIANCE CHRBLER ARCHBOLD, OHIO 43502 WESLEY LIECHTY Owner Bus. Phone 445-6576 CLAMOURETTE BEAUTY SHOP 201 Main St. Fayette, Ohio 43521 Ph. 237-2595 FORD MERCURY LINCOLN ARCHBOLD SALES SERVICE 904 Stryker St. Archbold, Ohio 43502 Phone: 445-7460 131 SCHAFFNER, JERRY 14, 28. 29. 107 SCHAFFNER. MARTY 28. 29, 56, 69, 107 SCHAFFNER. MITCH 28, 29, 44. 108 SCHAFFNER, NANCY 19, 34, 40, 44, 49, 108 SCHANG, MARK 25, 34, 36, 68, 105 SCHMITT. GERALD 104 SCHROCK, DOUG 35, 39, 40. 41, 65, 67, 108 SCOTT. TIM 127, 131 SEILER. JEAN 31, 48. 50 SEILER. LINDA 104 SENTLE, JOE 104 SENTLE, RANDY SHADBOLT. BRENT 104 SHADBOLT, LISA 30, 31, 32, 33, 127, 131 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1981 WANNEMACHER'S REXALL STORE C.A. Wannemacher Fayette, Ohio SHAFFER. DAN 62 SHAFFER, DARNELL 28, 29, 39. 40, 41, 62. 67, lOo SHAY. BOB 36. 40. 68, 104 SHAY. LARRY 44, 67, 106 SHAY, SHERRIE 30, 34, 44. 50, 106 SHORT. JON 35, 42, 56, 69. 70, 108 SIMMONS, JEFF 69 SLATTMAN, BUFFIE 36, 38, 40, 104 SMITH, KATHY 105 SMITH. SHAWN 68, 104 SMITH. TODD 70. 107 SNOW. AMY 48. 49, 68, 105 SNOW. BRENT 35. 42. 44, 108, 158 STAHL. NATALIE 31, 35. 106 STITES. ROBERT 38. 40, 105 Ads Index 153 GRISIER MUSIC INC. 210 N. Defiance St. Archbold, Ohio 43502 Phone: 419 445-2416 419 445-8226 Pianos-Organs Guitars Band Instruments T.V. and Stereo SOHIGRO SERVICE COMPANY Fertilizer Anhydrous Ammonia .28% Nitrogen Custom Spraying and Spreading Seedcorn Other Seeds Chemicals-Soil Testing Munson, MI Ph. 517-286-6811 MILLER BROS. CONST., INC. Rt. 1, Box 272 Archbold, Ohio 43502 M Archbold Equipment Co. I mil« north on ftouto 66 Ph. (419) 445-0 10 Archbold. Ohl Ford Ports A Sonrice H Phone 419-445-1015 An Equal Opportunity Employer STITES, WILLIAM 117, 121, 127, 131 STORRS, JEFF STRAYER. BARB 25, 33, 34, 39, 40, 41. 42, 43. 44. 50, 108 STRAYER. MATT 25. 36, 38. 40, 106 STREET. DAVID 104 STREETS, ROBERT 25, 108 TAYLOR, JEFF 105 TAYLOR, MARK 28. 29, 34, 37, 115, 121, 131 TERRY, RANDY 127. 131 TIMMONS, JEFF 14, 28. 29, 107 TOWERS, MARCIA 35, 108 VALENTINE. TRACY 25. 58, 69. 70, 107 VALLENTINE, TRINA 105 VEREECKE, RICHARD 56. 69. 107 VEREECKE, STACY 105 VEREECKE. TRACY 30. 36. 105 VERITY. CRAIG 28, 29, 43, 56. 107 VINE, SHERRY 25. 50. 64. 66. 106 VONALT. BILL 105 WALTHER, TINA 39, 40, 41, 44. 106 WHITE, BILL 29, 33, 34. 37, 43, 62, 67, lOo WHITE, JEANINE 31, 42, 62. 66, 108 WILKS, MICHAEL 104 WILSON, CRETCHEN 25. 39, 40. 41, 42, 44. 49, 53, 66. 108 WILSON, JEFF 25, 37. 75. 127, 131 WILSON. KEVIN 28, 43. 108 WILSON. SUZY 37, 42. 44. 60. 107 WINZELER, LIN 40, 68. 104 154 Ads Index Compliments of FAYETTE TUBULAR PRODUCTS, INC. Automotive and Refrigeration Tube Fabricators Fayette, Ohio Jim 445-8631 PAUL'S SERVICE 100 S. Defiance St.-Archbold, Ohio 43502 24 Hr. Heavy Duty and Light Wrecker Service All Major Credit Cards Accepted Mobil-SOHIO-VISA-Master Charge-Comcheck Call 445-2491 If No Answer Call: Steve Doug 445-9406 445-0410 I ■ 11 Bob 445-5280 WRIGHT. TONY 104 YARBORO, SUE 36 Congratulations To Class Of 1981 Ads Index 15 G.F.H.S. ABOUNDED WITH KIDS, CLOWNS, AND LIFE CONCERT Home Economics classes sponsored a child care clinic and awarded the volunteers with certificates and held a graduation ceremony. Eighth graders Suzette Leady and Susan Ford and Junior Brent Snow also volunteered as clowns (some said they were natural choices), and completed the make-up and costume session to the amazement of their classmates. Life, a musical group, staged a dance contest, using three faculty members-Mr. Short, who gave the twist a whole new meaning, Mr. Knipp, who really enjoyed this field experience, and Mr. Ramsdell, who won the contest and attempted to carry-off his prize, his dance partner. Students and teachers enjoyed this assembly very much. In these pages we have tried to preserve A memory, a cherished thought; And as we look back on the year Just think of all the dreams we've sought. We've said good-bye to a few old friends But know that we'll make new; Another year will come and go-Another summer, too. The days have passed, the memories last; Remember the good times we've had; But the year is through and now we can say, ''It really wasn't so bad. The Eagle Hi-life Staff Closing 159 w Quality Glass 101 Depot St. ' ; ‘ Archbold, OH 43502 Rice, Plassman, Rupp, and Hensal 302 N. Defiance St. Archbold, OH 43502 C-R Home Furnishings Archbold, OH 43502 Hit Inc. R.R. 3 Archbold, OH 43502 Bryan Newstand 136 N. Main St. Bryan, OH 43506 Stotzer Hardware Archbold, OH 43502 Archbold Dry Goods 216 N. Defiance St. Archbold, OH 43502 PATRONS Dunbar Furniture 115 N. Street Morenci, MI 49256 Home Restaurant 218 N. Defiance St. Archbold, OH 43502 Silver Hanger 114 W. Main St. Fayette, OH 43521 Dr. John D. Emch 5 804 Stryker St. Archbold, OH 43502 Barney's Wheel Allignment 635 N. Shoop Ave. Wauseon, Oh 43567 Wyse Book Office Supplies 1409 S. Defiance St. Archbold, OH 43502 THE 1981 EAGLE HI-LIFE STAFF GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES ALL ADVERTISERS, PATRONS, AND SUBSCRIBERS FOR THEIR SUPPORT TO 'THE MENAGERIE OF MEMORIES'' 11 Ads Index