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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1985 volume:

Eagle Hi-Life — Volume 57 — 1985 Gorham-Fayette High School Table Of Contents Student Life 2-16 Seniors 17-35 Underclassmen 36-47 Elementary 48-63 Faculty 64-77 Organizations 78-97 Sports 98-121 Advertisements 122-144 Index Calendar Of 1984-1985 Events At G.F.H.S. AUGUST 27 SCHOOL BEGAN FEBRUARY 11-15 FHA WEEK SEPTEMBER 17 SENIOR MAGAZINE SALES BEGAN FEBRUARY 17 ALL-COUNTY BAND OCTOBER 5 CAREER DAY AT FOUR-COUNTY CHOIR CONCERT NOVEMBER 1 FFA POPCORN SALE BEGAN MARCH 7 SCIENCE FAIR NOVEMBER 2 FHA DANCE MARCH 12 YEARBOOK PICTURES NOVEMBER 5 FFA GREENHAND AND CHAPTER MARCH 18 FFA BANQUET FARMER AWARD NIGHT MARCH 19 BAND CHORUS CONCERT NOVEMBER 6 HOME EC PLAY SCHOOL BEGAN MARCH 29 FHA DANCE NOVEMBER 7 SOPHOMORE VISITATION AT APRIL 1 NHS TAPPING FOUR-COUNTY APRIL 11 NHS INITIATION NOVEMBER 7-9 PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES s DINNER NOVEMBER 16 18 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY APRIL 19 SPANISH CLASSES NOVEMBER 21 NHS TALENT SHOW ATTENDED LANGUAGE NOVEMBER 23 EAGLE HATCH DAY AT TU DECEMBER 15 HOMECOMING APRIL 20 ATHLETIC BOOSTERS DECEMBER 21 MOVIE: “FOOLIN AROUND CAR RAFFLE DECEMBER 21- MAY 4 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM JANUARY 2 CHRISTMAS VACATION MAY 17-18 SENIOR CLASS PLAY JANUARY 3 MUMPS SHOTS GIVEN MAY 30 SCHOOL YEAR COMPLETED JANUARY 15 FEBRUARY 1 PTA PANCAKE SUPPER FRESHMEN CLASS RINGS ARRIVED JUNE 2 GRADUATION The Fair Afforded Fun, Financial Gain, And Competition!! ■ The 1984 Fulton County Fair was held during the first week of September. This was a signal to us that summer was drawing to a close and school, though in session for a brief time, was a true reality to follow the Junior Fair Day. With this in mind we played hard and seized those popcorn — candy — watermelon moments. We competed in livestock, craft, and food competitions. We challenged others to show their stuff. Ron Rice, Senior at GFHS, won the Grand Champion Pig honors — a first in everyone's memory for Fayette. It was a chance to WATCH US ... The Fulton County Fair ... Watch Me Me And My Shadow” Was Comic Success Of Class Of 1986 On November 16 18, 1984, the Junior Class presented the play. “Me and My Shadow , which was directed by Brad Martin, minister of the Fayette United Methodist Church. The cast of players was as follows: Todd Mitchell (Roy Harrington), Donna Perryman (Arleen Harrington). Lin Winzeler (Mrs. King), Valarie Metz (Susan Fisher), Joel Beaverson (Bruce Fisher), Mary Lloyd (Georgia Butler), Tina Sallows (Shadow), Tim Morr (Hickson), and Jack Rupp (Sabu). This comedy dealt with Roy Harrington, a young attorney, whose mother-in-law, Mrs. King, had never approved of his marriage to her daughter, Arleen, who was learning First-Aid and practiced on everyone she met. Leaving town for a lecture, Arleen induced Roy's friend, Dr. Bruce Fisher, to spend the night with Roy. Upon returning from the bus station after dropping off Arleen, Roy saved the life of a mysterious East Indian girl who was almost run over by a train. One funny situation topped another with a surprising conclusion brought about by Mrs. King. This comedy was very well done and was greatly received. The 1985 Homecoming was held on Saturday, December 15, in the GFHS gym. Fayette enjoyed a fine basketball win as the Eagles defeated the Hicksville Aces 90-62. We made a fast start and finished with a high scoring fourth period to put away the weak Hicksville team. The Homecoming ceremony was later followed by a reception and dance where everyone WATCHED US ... SENIOR COUPLE: RENAE BORTON MARK SCHANG JUNIOR COUPLE: JOEL BEAVERSON ELLEN BEAVERSON QUEEN BETH RICE KING TROY BORTON SOPHOMORE COUPLE: MICHELLE KEEFER MIKE BORTON FLOWER GIRL CROWN BEARER: FELICIA MORNINGSTAR ERIC BIDDIX FRESHMEN COUPLE: MARK BATES PAM BATES Watch Me 1984-85 Homecoming Court G.F.H.S. Students Selected Worthy Royalty For 1984-1985 Homecoming Celebration Homecoming Snaps Watch Me Senior Class Presents They Run In Our Family The Senior Class performed their three act comedy play, “They Run in Our Family , on May 17 and 18. The cast was as follows: Peggy Pennywinner (Kristie Fredrick), Alvin Pennywinner (Troy Borton), Pat Pennywinner (Donna Brackman), Buzz Pennywinner (Mark Schang), Agnes Pennywinner (Amy Snow), Aunt Alice (Renae Borton), Seymour (John Moss), Sam Pennywinner (Matt Strayer), Mrs. Alonzo Speel (Kelly Bentley), Josie (Shelly Beaverson), Dimple Dillard (Dianne Carrington), Mitzi Jones (Suzanne Yarbro), Cindy Sanders (Tammy Gasche), Mr. Gilley (Doug Aeschliman), Alexander Smith (Brian Eitniear), Dr. Andrews (Mike Nicolen). Midge (Beth Rice), and Mrs. Allen (Joanne Miller), The student director was Sue Ann New and the Director was Reverend Brad Martin. They run in the Pennywinner family and how! They run, they jog, they do push ups, and they all do their part to make the household a gymnasium. All, that is except Mom and teen Peggy who insist that life cannot revolve around athletics just because Dad coaches the Central High Frogs. Dad’s football teams have lost 25 straight and play arch-rival Northview on Friday night. As the big game approaches, pressure and pandemonium mount. Mrs. Speel of the Boosters insists that Dad get the axe if the Frogs lose to the unbeaten Nomads and Principal Gilley hints that Dad should quit coaching and head the physical education department. The Nomad attack will be led by Alexander, who coincidentally is to have a date with Pat Pennywinner, or so they believe him to be the great football star until much later when it is discovered he is a member of the debate team. All appears lost as one after another the team manages to become injured. It turns out that Dad is saved by none other than his wife and daughter, Peggy, who both decide “if you can’t beat em’, join em’. Watch Me Senior Class Play Special Events Watch Me Almost Paradise” Was Theme Of Jr-Sr Prom Almost Paradise , theme of this year’s Jr-Sr Prom, was held on May 4 in the high school gymnasium. The program consisted of the Welcome by Ellen Beaverson, Jr. Class President, followed by Sr. Class President Dale Bates delivering the Response. Lin Winzeler gave the Invocation prior to dinner. After the delicious meal, “I Remember Whens , Wills”, and the “Class Prophesy were read by Amy Snow, Troy Borton, Tim Morr, Todd Mitchell, Val Metz, and Cristin Cooley. The music then began with D.J. Tom Franks spinning the tunes. Bowling and the movie, “The Karate Kid”, capped the early hours of fun in Napoleon, Ohio, and then it was once more back to the school for breakfast. Prom Night . . Watch Me Graduation Day — June 2, 1985 — It Finally Came Our day had finally arrived — June 2, 1985 — we graduated as the Class of 1985 in our high school gymnasium. Our ceremony was traditional with our class colors of silver and pink as the color scheme and shade of our gowns. We marched in to “Pomp and Circumstance’. Our Valedictorian and Salutatorian, Joanne Miller and Matt Strayer, respectively, gave their speeches; our classmates were recognized along with their parents; we received our diplomas and turned our tassles one last time. Then we filed out to begin our new lives apart from GFHS and all we’d become familiar with. Why then, did we cry?????? Graduation Watch Us One Last Time I No more pencils, no more books! Free at last! That was the general feeling of many seniors as their last day of school came and went. Along with the celebrations came some shared tears as the memories of the past 13 years flashed back to mind. The Class of 1985 set out to face new challenges down the highway of life. But, stop a moment and review the names and faces you've grown up with. A lunchroom secret laugh remembered, a stressful bus ride to a vainly hoped for victory, or a line forgotten from a play are but a few of those moments in past times you may recall. ' v Senior Division Page 18 Watch Me Senior Portraits KELLY LYNN KEEFER BENTLEY LISA DIANE BORTON DONNA LYNN BRACKMAN Watch Me Senior Portraits RENAE LYNN BORTON TROY ROGER BORTON Our Past Recorded Git Baby Cuties (L to R) Row One: Doug Aeschliman and Reyner Armstrong. Row Two: Dale Bates and Shelly Beaverson. Once I Was Little DIANNE MARIE CARRINGTON KRISTIE LYN FREDRICK LISA J. FREDRICK TAMMY LYNN GASCHE L. PAUL KEEFER DIANNE CARRINGTON t TODD COOK i Broadcast Stars In Sixth Grade Joanne Miller. Dianne Carrington. Kristie Fredrick. Shelly Beaverson Campus Cuties! Kristie Fredrick Paul Keefer Lisa Fredrick Trent Lavinder Tammy Gasche Have We Changed? Campus Cuties! SUZETTE LEADY PATTI MELLER JOANNE LEE MILLER ALLEN MOHLER BRYCE MORNINGSTAR Watch Me . Senior Portraits JOHN MOSS SUE ANN NEW MICHAEL JOSEPH NICOLEN BETH MICHELLE RICE RONALD RICE Senior Portraits . Watch Me LORETTA RISNER CHARLES GREGORY RUGER MARK ALLEN SCHANG AMY LYNN SNOW ROBERT LEE STITES Watch Me Senior Portraits MATTHEW LEE STRAYER JEFFERY P. TAYLOR TRINA VALENTINE SUZANNE E. YARBRO AMY SUE MERILLAT Senior Portraits .. Watch Me Remember Us?? We Made Our School Time Meaningful. DOUG AESCHLIMAN April 4. 1967 Activities; Cross Country 3. Basketball 1.2. 3. 4. Baseball 4. Chorus 1.2. 3, 4, 5. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. Letter in Chorus, pm for 1st year Cross Country. Letter in Varsity Basketball REYNER ARMSTRONG July 8. 1967 Activities; Basketball 1. Track 1. 2. 3. Concert Band 1.2. 4. Pep Band 1.2. 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 4. County Band 1. Chorus 8th gr.. 1.2. 4. Art Club 3. 4. Jr. Play 3. Most Improved in track 1983-84. 3 yrs lettered in track. 3 yrs. lettered in band. 3 yrs lettered in chorus. Boy’s State. MICHAEL BALLIMER March 9. 1967 Activities; Concert Band 3. Pep Band 3. Marching Band 3. FFA 3. Year Book 1. Eagles Claw 4. Library Aide 1. DALE KEEFER BATES June 6. 1967 Activities; Baseball 2. Concert Band 1.2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4. 5. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Year Book 3. Eagles Claw 3. Jay Nyce Carrier 1. 2. Class Officer 4. Letters in Chorus and Band. SHELLY MARIE BEAVERSON November 23. 1966 Activities; Volleyball Stat 2. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. County Choir 3. 4. Language Club 3. 4. FHA 2. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Year Book 2. 3. 4. Eagles Claw 3. Sr. Play 4. $540 Scholarship to Northwest Technical College. Northwest Ohio Business Competition — Typing 1. and 2. Alternate to Buckeye Girls State. KELLY LYNN BENTLEY November 14. 1966 Activities; Volleyball 2. Concert Band 1. Pep Band 1. Marching Band 1. Chorus 1. 2. County Choir 2. Art Club 1. 2. 3. FHA 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. Student Council 2. 4. Year Book 3. Class Officer 2. 3. 4. Sr. Play 4. Northwest Tech. Scholarship. LISA BORTON May 4. 1967 Activities; Volleyball 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Library Aide 2. RENAE BORTON December 16. 1966 Activities; Cheerleader 1. Majorette 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Art Club 2. 3. FHA 3. Eagles Claw 4. Cadet Teachers 1. 2. Class Officer 1. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. FFA Sweet Heart. Sr. Homecoming Attendent. TROY BORTON October 8. 1966 Activities; Cross Country 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4, Student Council 3. 4. Eagles Claw 4. Class Officer 3. 4. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. Lettered 2 times in Cross Country. Lettered 3 times in Basketball. Lettered 4 times in Baseball. Most Improved Cross Country. Homecoming — freshmen escort and King. Basketball BBC Honorable Mention. DONNA BRACKMAN February 26. 1967 Activities; Track 2. 3. Concert Band 1.2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1.2. 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4. FFA 1.2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. Year Book 4. Eagles Claw 3. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. Lettered 2 years in Track. Lettered 4 yrs. in Band. Lettered 4 yrs. in Chorus. Lettered 4 yrs. in Pep Band. DIANNE MARIE CARRINGTON April 7. 1967 Activities; Track 1. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Art Club 1. FHA 1. 2. Year Book 2. 3. Eagles Claw 4. Office Worker 4. Class Officer 1. 2. 3. 4. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. Homecoming-freshmen attendant, Fulton County Business Competition 2. 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 3 year Varsity letter in Cheerleading. TODD COOK April 15. 1967 activities; Cross Country 1. Wrestling 1. Track 1. 2. 3. Art Club 1. 2. Eagles Claw 3. Alternate Sectionals-Wrestling freshmen year, Lettered 3 yrs in Track. Lettered 1 yr. in Wrestling. Lettered 1 yr. in Cross Country. 6th place Polevault Ottowa Hills Relays. 3rd place Polevault Fayette Metric Relays. BRIAN EITNIEAR September 28. 1966 Activities; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Art Club 1. 2. 3, 4. Language Club 1. 2, 3. Student Council 1. 2. Eagles Claw 3. 1st Blue Ribbon Solo Ensemble. Large Pizza in this years Talent Show KRISTIE FREDRICK April 25. 1967 Activities; Volleyball 2. 3. Track 1. Cheerleader 1. Chorus 1. FHA 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. Year Book 3. Cadet Teachers 2. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. VFW ‘Voice of Democracy” Speech Award. Whos Who Among American High School Students, Volleyball Varsity Letter. LISA JEANNE FREDRICK August 3. 1967 Activities; Track 1. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA 2. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. Cadet Teachers 4, Library Aide 4. Algebra 1 Award 1. Biology Award 1. Typing Award 2. Accounting Award 3. Academic Excellence in Chemistry 3. DAR Good Citizen 4. Outstanding Jr. 3. Excellent rating at district 1 Solo Ensemble Contest — Piano Solo 4. National Honor Society Scholarship Nominee 4. 1st place in Accounting — Fulton County 3 (Business Competition). Superior in Science Fair 1. Whos Who Among American High School Students 3. 2 yr. Varsity letter in cheerleading 3. 4. TAMMY L GASCHE January 17. 1967 Activities; Cheerleading 2. 3. Concert Band 1.2,3. 4. Pep Band 1,4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Majorette 2. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. FHA 1, 2. Year Book 1. 2. Eagles Claw 3. Sr. Play 4. PAUL KEEFER July 12. 1967 Activities; Basketball 1.2. 3. 4. Track 3. FFA 1.2. 3. 4. Student Council 1, Eagles Claw 1, Class Officer 1. 2. State Farmer Degree as junior. DeKalb Award. TRENT LAVINDER September 17. 1966 Activities; Cross Country 2. Basketball 1.2. 3. Baseball 1. Track 2. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Eagles Claw 2. Senior Directory SUZETTE LEADY July 23, 1967 Activites Concert Band 1, 2. 4. Pep Band 1, 2. 4. Marching Band 1, 2. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. County Choir 1. 2. 3, 4, Art Club 2. 3, 4. Language Club 4. FHA 1. 2. National Honor Society 4. Year Book 3. 4. Eagles Claw, 3. Cadet Teachers 3. All Ohio Youth Choir, 4 yr. trophy All County Choir PATRICIA LYNN MELLER February 3. 1967 Activities: Baseball Stat 1, 2, Mat maid 1. Chorus 1. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. (3 4 at 4-Co.). Student Council 4 (at 4-Co). Cadet Teachers 1. 1st regionals for Upholstery (4-Co). 3rd State for Uphostery (4-Co). JOANNE MILLER January 29. 1967 Activities: Volleyball Stat 2. 3, Cheerleader 1,2. 3. 4. Concert Band 1.2. 3. Pep Band 1, Marching Band 1,2.3, Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4. County Choir 2. 3. 4. Language Club 4. National Honor Society 2. 3, 4. Class Officer 1. 2. 3. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. Lettered 2 yrs Varsity Cheerleading. District 1 Choir Participant. Superior (1) Medal-Class A Ensemble. Algebra 1 Award. General Science Award. ALLEN MOHLER July 29. 1967 Activities: FFA 1, 2, 3. 4. 1st. place in FFA pest hunt. BRYCE E. MORNINGSTAR April 18. 1967 Activities; Art Club 1. 2. Year Book 2. 4. Eagles Claw 3. JOHN MOSS May 13. 1967 Activities; Baseball 1. 2. 4. Language Club 1. 2. FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Eagles Claw 3. Sr. Play 4. 1 yr. Letter in baseball. SUE ANN NEW August 15. 1967 Activities: Volleyball Stat 2. 3. 4. Track Stat 2. Cheerleader 1. 2. 3. Concert Band 1.2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Chorus 1,2. 3. 4. County Choir 3. 4. FHA 2. Student Council 2. Year Book 3. Eagles Claw 3. Cadet Teachers 1. Office Worker 2. Class Officer 3. 4. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. Superior Medal — Girls Ensemble. Junior Homecoming Attendent. District 1 Choir. Trophye at cheerleading camp 1983-84. Whos Who Among American High School Students. MIKE NICOLEN August 12. 1967 Activities: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Art Club 2. 3. FFA 2, 3. Eagles Claw 3. Sr. Play 4. BETH MICHELLE RICE May 16. 1967 Activities; Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. Cheerleader 1.2. 3. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4. FHA 1.2. Eagles Claw 3. Class Officer 2. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. Homecoming 2. 4. Honorable Mention BBC Volleyball 4. Typing I award 1 at NWT. Best Setter 3 (In Volleyball). Chorus Officer 4 RON RICE March 16. 1967 Activities; Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4, Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4. Chorus 1. 2. FFA 1.2. 3. 4. Student Council 1. Eagles Claw 3. Sr. Play 4. CHARLES GREGORY RUGER June 16. 1967 Activities; Track2. 3. Concert Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Band 1. 2. 4. Marching Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Year Book 3. Letters in band track. MARK SCHANG October 2. 1966 Activities; Cross Country 2, 3. 4. Basketball 1.2. 3. 4. Baseball 1,2.3, 4. Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Eagles Claw 2. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. lettered 3 yrs in Cross Country, lettered 1 yr. in Basketball, lettered 3 yrs. in Baseball. Homecoming Senior Escort, Cross Country: Sophomore most improved and junior most valuable. AMY LYNN SNOW June 3. 1967 Activities; Basketball 1. 2. 4. Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4. Track 1. Language Club 3. FHA 2, Year Book 3. 4. Cadet Teachers 2, Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. Most improved player for volleyball — 1. Honorable Mention BBC for volleyball — 3. 2nd. team BBC for volleyball — 4. lettered in track freshman year, lettered in volleyball — soph., jr.. sr. year, lettered in basketball sr. ROBERT L. STITES July 24. 1966 Activities; Concert Band 3, Pep Band 3. Marching Band 3. MATTHEW LEE STRAYER April 1, 1967 Activities; Cross Country 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2. Concert Band 1. 2. Pep Band 1. 2. Marching Band 1. 2. Language Club 3. FFA 1. 2. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Student Council 3. 4, Library Aide 2. Class Officer 3. 4. Jr. Play 3. Sr. Play 4. Buckeye Boys State Rep., Algebra 1, Class Award. Geometry class Award. Algebra 11 Class Award. Biology class Award, Chemistry class Award. NHS Applicant for national Scholarship. $1,000. Academic Scholarship from U.T.; Honorable Mention all BBC Basketball team; Honorable Mention All Fulton County Basketball team, lettered in Basketball and Cross Country. MACE C.W. SUTHERLAND January 10. 1966. Basketball 1.3. 4. Class Officer 1. Football 1.4. football letter (All at Morenci). JEFF TAYLOR January 21. 1966 Activities; FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Jay Nyce Carrier 2. Perfect Attendance. TRINA VALENTINE April 25. 1967 Activities; Cross Country 2. 3. 4. Track 1.2. 3. 4. Chorus 3. FFA 2. 3. 4. FHA 1.4. track-all 4 yr. lettered. Cross Country lettered 3 yrs.. FFA lettered 3 years. SUZANNE YARBRO May 26. 1967 Activities; Volleyball Stat 1. Track Stat 1. Chorus 1.2. 3. 4. County Choir 1. 2. 3. Art Club 1. FHA 1.2. Year Book 3. 4. Eagles Claw 3. Office Worker 3. Sr. Play 4. Speech of Democracy 3rd place. Ensemble Contest 1st. Senior Directory UNDERCLASSMEN DIVISION GORHAM-FAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 1985 Underclassmen Division Page . Watch Me! ELLEN BEAVERSON JOEL BEAVERSON SHERRY BELL CHRIS BLOSSER PAM BLOSSER PAULA BLOSSER SHANNEN BRACKMAN SHIRLEY BRADLEY DEBBIE BURLEW CRISTIN COOLEY LISA ELARTON DEE GRABER LYNNE GRAF DINA HOPKINS LISA KEEFER JULIE KNICLEY LISA LICHTENWALD MARY LLOYD VAL METZ BRIAN MILLER TODD MITCHELL TIM MORR GARY PARRY ROSS PERDUE DONNA PERRYMAN SCOTT PHILLIPS MATT RANDALL JACK RUPP TINA SALLOWS BRENT SHADBOLT cm - rM - Junior Class Photographs . Watch Me BOB SHAY BUFFIE STALLMAN SHAWN SMITH KAREN LIN WINZELER TONY WRIGHT MISSING: JOE SENTLE The Junior class had several money-makers this year including a jewelry sale which earned them $1100 toward their prom expenses. Thirteen juniors participated in our local Science Fair with one going all the way to the International Science Fair in Shreveport, Louisiana (Cristin Cooley). One of our members was the Junior County winner of the American Legion sponsored Americanism Test (Lin Winzeler). Several of our junior athletes were selected for the BBC teams’ outstanding players. Two classmates were inducted into the National Honor Society (Dina Hopkins and Brent Shadbolt). We presented a play entitled “Me and MY Shadow and hosted the Junior-Senior Prom. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): Tim Morr, Ellen Beaverson, Jack Rupp. Lisa Elarton, Joel Beaverson. and Lynne Graf. FOUR-COUNTY JUNIORS ANNETTE BRADLEY TREVOR HIBBARD CURTIS OPDYCKE LINDA SEILER MISSING: TONY BROWN. KERRY HAND. LINDY PERRYMAN. JAMES RANDALL. Watch Me Underclassmen Photographs MIKE BORTON FRED BRACKMAN DEBBIE BRUBAKER JOSIE COOK TRACIE CROWELL HEIDI HACK LOIS HATCLIFF STACEY HEAD JIM HEATH MARCEL HEXIMER DENISE KEEFER DENNIS KEEFER KAREN KEEFER MICHELLE KEEFER KIRK KEISER CINDY KOPE TRACY LAVINDER JEFF MAY KELLY MERILLAT JOHN MILLER MISSING: KIM GILLETTE AMY HICKS TRACEY ROBISON Class Of 1987 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): Jeff May. Veronica Rodriguez. Tracy Lavinder. Stacy Timmons, and Lois Hatcliff. Sophomore Class Photographs . . Watch Me BUTCH WENTZ TOM YARBRO AMY ZUG JAY MYERS SHERRI PHILLIPS KELLY REPP SANDY ROBINSON VERONICA RODRIGUEZ JOYCE SCHAFFNER RON SCHAFFNER BUZZIE SLATTMAN STACY TIMMONS TRACY TIMMONS DIANE TOWERS PAM TYSON TIM VINE MARK WALDFOGEL PAT WALTHER The Sophomores sold Valentine's Day flowers, cheese spread, stationery, and candy as money-makers this year. The flower sale was a big hit netting $110 from students purchasing a specific color flower — red for love, white for friendship, yellow for want to get to know you , and pink which meant you are special . Students had to pay to find out who sent them a flower and the purchasers could insure their secret by contributing an extra fee. During basketball season, the class sold programs which included a chronological listing of GFHS Homecoming Queens from 1952 to the present. Select sophomores were servers at the Junior-Senior Prom. Three of the class were inducted into the National Honor Society (Lois Hatcliff, Jay Myers, and Joyce Schaffner). Four sophomores participated in the local Science Fair with one being rated superior at the NW Ohio Science and Engineering Fair (Ron Schaffner). We also collected pop cans to recycle and further add to our treasury so that next year we will be in a good financial position to meet our prom expenses. Miss Gibbs, our advisor, was largely responsible for our success. Watch Me . Sophomore Class Photographs WENDEE BALL MARK BATES PAM BATES KIM BELL JUNIOR BROWN SCOTT BRUBAKER JEFF CUFF SHELLY ELARTON TERRY FORD RENEE GONZALEZ TOM HARBOR JENNIFER HENDE JAMIE HUFFMAN KEVIN HUMBERT ROBERT HUSTED KIM KEISER CHRIS LANTZ TRISHA LAVINDER TIM LLOYD MATT LUMBREZER MATT MAGINN GUY MCKINNEY AMY METZ LUANN MILLER MOLLY NICOLEN DEE POTTER JULIE RICE BRIAN RIEGSECKER KIM ROBINSON JENNY SCHAFFNER V I Freshmen Class Photographs is LISA SCHMITT DAN SEILER ROBERT SHAFFER SHAWN SHAFFER TAMMY SLYKER MARY SMITH LYNN SNIDER ALISA SNOW MARY SOLIS JON SPIEiJS LESLEY STAHL BRAD WHITE AUDRA WIXOM CARRIE WRIGHT STEPHANIE WYSE MISSING: DAVID RANDALL The Freshmen class received their class rings on February 1 from Jostens. Some were disappointed when their rings contained the wrong mascot, but everything was eventually fixed. Six frosh participated in the local Science Fair. This class sold a variety of products as their major money-maker of the year. Our First Year In H.S. Was A Time To Watch Us FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): Matt Maginn, Jamie Huffman. Alissa Snow. Rob Husted. and Tammy Slyker. Watch Me ... Freshmen Class Photographs Watch Me LORI AMOS DAVID BAER CHRIS BEERS DEBBIE BERNATH LORI BORTON KRISTA BREE MARGO CARTER BILL COOK RANA CORDY TRACY CUFF JIM DOTSON PAM DVORSKY JENNY FERGUSON JON FREDRICK DEBBIE GASCHE ANISSA GRIME VELIA GUERRERO MIKE HENDERSON KEVIN HEXIMER BRIAN HOOSER CARRIE JOHNSTON BRIAN KEEFER TIM KEEFER WENDY KUNKLE STEPHANIE LESTER LUANNE LUMBREZER RACHEL MARLATT MIKE MCFARLAND BARB MERILLAT JEFF MINZEY Eighth Grade Photographs TOM MOLITIERNO TONYA MULLINS BRIAN MYERS KEITH MYERS KELLIE OPDYCKE Wm r AMY POWERS RON POSPESHIL ROBIN RICE DINA RIVAS BASO ROSALES STEVE RUGER ANGELA RUPP KERI RUPP LANIE SCOTT JAMES SCHUETTE BRAD SMITH BRAD TAYLOR BILL TOMPKINS MIKE VEILLON RYAN VERITY WENDY VINE SCOTT WAGNER LISA WALDFOGEL MASON WILLIAMS TIM YARBRO PAM ZIMMERMAN EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS (L to R): SC Baso Rosales. VP Keith Myers. Pres. Rana Cordy. Sec. Lanie Scott. Treas. Krista Bree. and SC Steve Roger. Missing: Reporter Bill Cook. Watch Me Eighth Grade Photographs JEFF ADDISON GREG BALL ANDY BATES DANNI BEAVERSOI TRACY BELL RON BINGMAN STACEY BIRD ERIC BORTON MIKE BRACKMAN MIKE BREHM ROBERT BRUBAKER JENNIFER BURKE SHANNON CHASE CAREY CHRISTENSOK HEIDI COOK JODIE CROWELL LORI DAVIS TONY DOHERTY TRENT DOMINIQUE JOHN TETHER DONNA FRANKS BILL GUTHRIE ICKl HALL ADD HIBBARD NGIE HUGHES I HUFFMAN f JARRAMILLO N KAST i KEISER i KRAMER Seventh Grade Photographs Watch Me DOUG LICHTENWALD KEVIN LONG BRAD LUMBREZER MARK MAGINN SCOTT MAY TAMMY MILLER JENNY MINZEY CARMEN MOLITIERNO JAY PERDUE MELANIE PEREZ CURTIS PHILLIPS RAYMOND RANDALL CECILA RIVAS JULIE SCHAFFNER TRACY SHAY MARK SPIESS MATT SPIESS DIANA STAGE SYBIL STAMM JOE WINZELER STEPHANIE WRIGHT SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS (L to R): SC Danni Beaverson. Treas. Carmen Molitierno. VP Jay Perdue. Pres. Keith Keiser. Sec. Melanie Perez. Reporter Jeff Addison, and SC Tracy Shay. Watch Me Seventh Grade Photographs ELEMENTARY DIVISION PAGE FAYETTE FRANKLIN BLGS. 1985 Elementary Division Page . Watch Me! SIXTH GRADE CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1; Troy Burkholder. Ryan Colegrove, Brad DeWulf, Corey Fruchey. Fred Graf; row 2: Jackie Graf. Mike Hooser. Murry Knisely. Tony Kunkle. Brent Leady; Row 3: Bob Leininger. Sean Leininger. Jennie McKinney. Mary Maginn. Ron Me- dere; Row 4: Caroline Merillat, Wesly Merillat. Connie Pospeshil, Mathew Rupp, Brooke Schaffner. Row 5: Jeremy Shaffer. Nichole Warren, Kelli Wilson. L—f y Grade Six ... Class Of Lori Bernath SIXTH GRADE CLASS (L TO R) Row 1: Mike Anderson, Charlie Brown, Shannon Curry, Wendy Franklin, Chassity Grime; Row 2: Kraig Keiser, Brent Lavinder, Chad Lichten-wald, Scott Merillat, Joe Molina; Row 3: Christy Phillips, Velvet Robinson, Pat Schutte, Jason Smith, Joshua Smith. Grade Six ... Class Of Linda Hodges Fifth Grade Class (L to R) Row 1: Israel Aguilar, Lynn Berry. Ryan Bingman, Tim Brehm, Jana Ferguson; Row 2: Amanda Fitten, Victor Guerrero, Jennifer Hack. Shawna Heath, Scott Keefer; Row 3: Becky Kline, Melanie Langenderfer, Ginny Law-son, Gwen Lichtenwald. Ryan Powers: Row 4: Shawn Repp. Gilbert Rivas. Tonya Smith. Don Tompkins, Leandra Veillon; Row 5: Erika Wyse. Grade Five Class Of Paula Schaffner FIFTH GRADE CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1; Penny Beaverson. Jennifer Bentley, Lezlie Burkholder. Caryon Cooley. Ricky Dominique. ROW 2: Kathy Heath. J.J. Hernandez. Kandi Hibbard, Keri Lichtenwald, Peggy McKinney. ROW 3: Brenda Randall. Tony Robinson. Chris Roth. Matt Schaffner, Melissa Shaffer. ROW 4: Lisa Smith. Michael Vanderveer. Chad Wagner. Tamara Yarbro. Absent: Brian Groves. Stacey Blaker. Tom George. ( Grade Five — Class Of Eunice Winzeler FOURTH GRADE CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1: David Brubaker, Amanda Carrington, Amy Colegrove, Melisa Cuff, Trina Dominique; ROW 2; Steve Hooser, Todd Keefer, Nancy Miller, Shane Myers, April Owens; ROW 3: Shane Phillips, April Owens; ROW 3: Shane Phillips, April Repp, Josh Schaffner, Vickey Silkey, Keara Slyker, ROW 4: Clair Smith, Matt Tyson, Lynnette Wagner. Brandon Willis. Grade Four ... Class Of Mary Bird June Eicher FOURTH GRADE CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1: Susan Bates. Stephanie Berry. Don Bird, Jessie . Bird, Bob Christenson; Row 2: Shamra Cook, Sherry Gillespie, Michelle Keefer, Mark LaFoun-tain, Robin Long; ROW 3: Jane Lumbrezer. Mike Maginn, Ja- dea Merillat, Brendon Myers. Christine Owens; ROW 4: Jerry Perdue. Nick Ramos, Jon Rice, Jason Storrs. Leo Wixom; ROW 5: Rick Zuver. Grade Four ... Class Of Marilyn Opdycke THIRD GRADE CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1: Tina Beaverson. Brad Bieber, Shawn Christenson, Brad Cooley, Keith Doherty; ROW 2; Terrell Fether, Cindy Franklin, Jill Graf, Ryan Head, Joe Hernandez; ROW 3: Scott Herr, Jason Huffman, Shannon Hugg, Phoebie Kern, Jeremy Lopez; ROW 4: Jessica Lum-brezer, Jennifer Repp, Elsa Salazar, Annette Schutte; ROW 5: Eric Zimmerman. K Grade Three ... Class Of Mary Bower te.- THIRD GRADE CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1: Jason Bentley. Chelsea Cordy, Amber Ernst, Melissa Franks. Steve Fruchey; Row 2: Janet Groves Kim Harbor. Kendra Hibbard, Rosie Kunkle, Jason Lopez; ROW 3: Daniel Perez. Dean Rose. Kenny Roth, Brad Ruger, Chad Sanford; ROW 4: Larry Smith, Barry Snider, Melissa Towers, Charles Wagner, Kristine Warren; ROW 5: Brooke Willis. Grade Three .. Class Of Tom Smith SECOND GRADE CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1: Bobbie Jo Bieber, Jamie Brown, Shawn Boddiger, Mike Burkholder, Jason Dietrich; ROW 2; Katie Flory, Jason Head. Lori Jaramillo, Cristal Junk. Troy Langenderfer; ROW 3: Spencer Lester, Amy Link, Becky Lloyd, Sarah Marlatt, Jenny Mapes; ROW 4: Greg Meinke. Jeremy Merillat, Shannon Miller, Steven Rivas, Tara Schaffner; ROW 5: Jessica Scott, Oscar Silguero, Karla Wyse. Grade Second ... Class Of Christine Schmucker 'N • 1 A J •m SECOND GRADE CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1: Sarah Brehm, Robin Colegrove, Shannon Cuff. Cabe Cordy. Kyra Farrell; ROW 2: Lewis Grant. Jeane Griser, Joe Kast. Doug Kope, Adam Lichtenwald; ROW 3; Andy Lichten-wald, John Marlatt. Rebecca Martin. Angie Merillat. Anita Owens; ROW 4: Nathan Price, Mike Repp. Monica Rose. Jessica Scott. Lindsey Slyker; ROW 5: Annie Snider, Raeleen Stage, Tonyia Wagner. Josh Wehrle, Steve Wilson. Grade Second ... Class Of Alice Geiger FIRST GRADE CLASS (1 TO R) ROW 1: Adam Bailley, Sara Beaverson, Derek Bernath, Melissa Bird, Aaron Brehm; ROW 2: Josh Boddiger, Lindsay Ebersole, Ma-linda Fix, James Martin, Mac Merillat; ROW 3: Roray Morrison, Scott Myers, Alice Pospeshil, Ashley Repp, Lisa Repp; Row 4: Keith Roth, Tori Shaffner, Desiree Shaffer, Matt Towers. Jessica Venia. Grade One Class Of Nancy Lutton FIRST GRADE CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1: Richy Anderson. Nick Biddix, Rodney Bingman. Tina Cuff. Ryan Elarton: ROW 2: Kevin Franks. Angela Kline. Shawn Lester. Eric Lichtenwald. Joni Merillat; ROW 3: Linda Miller. Nichole Ramos. Diana Rivas. Shaun Roth. Eli Salazar; ROW 4: Ryan Sanford. Jasen Schaffner. Shawn Smith. Brock Wanless. Grade One Class Of Linda Ross KINDERGARTEN CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1: Brent Brehm. Erik Canfield. Courtney Christenson, Daniel Farrell, Rachel Gomez; ROW 2: Mathew Krueger, Alan Leininger, David Leininger. Jason Leininger, Jamee Lumbrezer; ROW 3: Katie Mapes, Melinda Opdycke. Bruin Ramsdell. Michael Schwartz. Sunshine Schwartz; ROW 4: Rachel Sly. Stacey Snider. Nancy Spooner. Shawn Vanderveer. Morning Kindergarten ... Class Of Marlene Graf KINDERGARTEN CLASS (L TO R) ROW 1: Erin Bachman. Nathan Calvin. Autumn Cordy. Jennifer Fallon; Jacob Fowler; ROW 2: Beth Fruchey, Daniel Gillespie. Ben Grisier, Beth Ann Groves. Heather Kast; ROW 3: Mark Lucas, Joel Merillat. Megan Metcalf. Felicia Morning-star. Loslyn Roth; ROW 4: Elizabeth Spiess, Jessica Storrs, Michael Warner. T Afternoon Kindergarten ... Class Of Kristin Warner FACULTY DIVISION GORHAM-FAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 1985 New Super Began Teaching Career At G.F.H.S. January 1 not only heralded in a new year but also marked a new career direction for Mr. Joseph L. Long. On that day he became the new superintendent of the Gorham-Fayette School System, replacing Mr. Gaylord Parsons, who recently retired after 30 years in the field of education, 15 of which were at Fayette. Mr. Long began his career by earning his Bachelor of Science degree at Defiance College in 1970. In the fall of 1971, he was employed at Fayette High School as a teacher of various subjects such as junior high social studies, industrial arts, drivers’ ed, home mechanics, and many senior high social studies courses. In 1978 Mr. Long took the position of Vice Principal for four years until the fall of 1982 when he was promoted to Principal. During that time he also received a Masters’ degree at BGSU. From August 1, 1984 to the end of the year he served as Assistant Superintendent. His duties included the preparing of the school district for inspection by the State Department of Education. Mr. Long assisted in the development and updating of new board policies. He is currently completing his Specialist Degree at the University of Toldeo in Educational Administration. As the new super, he approves all purchase orders, suggests new policies to the Board, prepares the Board of Education agenda, oversees the condition of the school buildings, ensures the transportation safety of students, and keeps open the channels of communication with the community. Watch Me New Superintendant t G.F.H.S. Benefited From Its First Woman Principal Jo Ann Burkhardt, a native of Parma, Ohio, is Fayette High School’s first woman principal. Mrs. Burkhardt's previous experience included being a supervisor in the Defiance City Schools. For the past four years she filled that capacity. At Defiance she was responsible for coordinating special educational programs within the city and county schools. From 1976-1980 she taught developmentally handicapped students at Tinora High School. In 1984 Mrs. Burkhardt received an Education Specialist degree from the University of Toledo. She also has earned both her Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees from Bowling Green State University. Currently she is working on a Ph.D. at the University of Toledo. Mrs. Burkhardt not only accepted the many tasks of being high school principal, but also performed the duties of advisorship to the National Honor Society. She is a welcome addition to GFHS. When she is not busy attending the many school functions, she enjoys jogging. Her husband, Marvin Thorp, is an art instructor at Fairview, which is part of the Central Local District in Defiance County. JoAnn Burkhardt (1) High School Principal Bowling Green State University; University Of Toledo New High School Principal Watch Me GORHAM-FAYETTE BOARD OF EDUCATION (L to R) Row One: William Humbert. Robert Keiser (President). James Fruchey (V-P). Row Two: Nancy Cooley. Glenda Rupp. GAYLORD PARSONS RETIRED SUPERINTENDENT ROBIN PFUND BOARD TREASURER JOHN R. WINZELER ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL MARGARET CROWELL HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY DONNA ROTH ELEMENTARY SECRETARY MOLLY GRAF CLERK-TYPIST BURT BLUE (2) Guidance Counselor. Hillsdale College; St. Francis University BARBARA BRUGGEMAN (10) Mathematics. Adrian College • DON BUERK (6) Social Studies. Bowling Green State University KENNETH W. CRONIN (13) English. Adrian College BARB GIBBS (11) Physical Education. Health. Olivet Nazarene College PHILIP HARTZ (1) Science. Defiance College E 7 Secondary Teachers DEBBY W. HATCLIFF (Vz) Coordinator of 7-12 Tutoring Program. Trevecca Nazarene College; Morehead State University. RUTH HUTCHISON (3) Study Hall Monitor JOHN KNIPP (7) Vocational Agriculture. Michigan State University PAMELA PATTISON LASH (13) English, Social Studies. University of Toledo. GORHAM-FAYETTE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MEMBERS DENOTED BY ( ) DENOTES YEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE AT FAYETTE • RICHARD MAXWELL (1) Instrumental Music, Morehead State University; Vander Cook College. Secondary Teachers CINDA METCALF (4) Vocational Home Economics. Ohio University: Ohio State University. MARTHA MITTON (21) Business. Bowling Green State University DOUG MOORE (1) English • ELAINE PATTERSON (10) Learning-Resource Co-ordinator. Indiana University: University of Toledo ♦ GORHAM-FAYETTE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MEMBERS DENOTED BY ( ) DENOTES YEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE AT FAYETTE Secondary Teachers DANA V. SCHREDER (5) Spanish, Developmental Reading; University of Toledo; Bowling Green State University. SHARON S. SELMEK (13) Mathematics. Computer Education. University of Toledo JAMES B. SHORT (11) Science. Ohio State University; Defiance College KAYE SPICER (2) Vocational Music. Bowling Green State University THOMAS SPIESS (15) Art. Defiance College; Sienna Heights College LEO F. WIXOM (16) Physical Education. Findlay College Secondary Teachers LORI BERNATH (3) Sixth Grade. Bowling Green State University MARY BOWER (21) Third Grade Bowling Green State University • JUNE EICHER (2) Fourth Grade for Mary Bird's Class Permanent Substitute at Elementary Adrian College BEVERLY FIGGINS (1) Permanent Substitute at Elementary University of Toledo ♦ ALICE GEIGER (6) Second Grade. Defiance College Gorham-Fayette Teachers Association Members Denoted By 0 () Denotes Years Of Teaching Experience At Fayette Elementary Teachers MARLENE GRAF (12) Kindergarten. Goshen College LINDA HODGES (3) Sixth Grade, Wittenberg University Bowling Green State University NANCY LUTTON (8) First Grade. Cedarville College DEBORAH NAFZIGER (6) Learning Disabilities. Bowling Green State University University of Toledo Elementary Teachers • MARILYN OPDYCKE (11) Fourth Grade. Adrian College LINDA ROSS (6) First Grade. Goshen College • PAULA SCHAFFNER (18) Fifth Grade. Cedarville College CHRISTINE SCHMUCKER (8) Second Grade. University of Toledo Elementary Teachers THOMAS N. SMITH (6) Third Grade. Bowling Green State University KRIS WARNER Kindergarten. University of Toledo BETTY WEAVER Special Reading. Bowling Green State University; University of Toledo EUNICE WINZELER (19) Fifth Grade University of Toledo MARGUERITE ZACHEL Speech and Hearing. Michigan State University I Elementary Teachers FRANCIS BERNATH Food Service Franklin Bldg. NEIL BORTON • Custodial Staff Fayette Bldg. CHRIS KUNKLE Transportation PENNY MERILLAT Transportation MILDRED MILLER Food Service Fayette Bldg. SARAH MILLER Food Service Franklin Bldg. A Paraprofessionals Watch Me CAROL MORGAN Food Service Fayette Bldg. GARY RICE Custodial Staff Fayette Bldg. ADA SCHROCK Custodial Staff Franklin Bldg. JOE SCHROCK Custodial Staff Franklin Bldg. Transportation ELOISE WYSE Director of Food Service Fayette Bldg. Watch Me . Paraprofessionals ORGANIZATIONS DIVISION GORHAM-FAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 1985 Student Council Band Chorus F.F.A. F.H.A. Cadet Teachers Organization Division Page Watch Me! Language Club Art Club National Honor Society Eagles’ Claw Eagle Hi-Life Office Workers Library Aides The Student Council hosted the following activities during the 1984 school year — Homecoming, concessions, a movie prior to Christmas break (Foolin’ Around), selling paper hearts for the Bloodmobile, and sponsoring the group, Cedar Point Review, that entertained during an assembly on March 25. The Student Council also organized Awards Day for both the junior and senior high. STUDENT COUNCIL (L to R) Row 1: Matt Maglnn. Tracey Shay. Danni Bea-verson. Steve Ruger, Baso Rosales. Row 2: Dennis Keefer. Lynne Graf. Ellen Beaverson. Lisa Lichtenwald. Dina Hopkins, Denise Keefer, Lois Hatcliff. Tim Morr. Row 3: Advisor Miss Selmek, Tami Slyker. Troy Borton, Matt Stray-er, Kelly Bentley, Val Metz, Jeff May. SC OFFICERS: Pres. Dina Hopkins. VP Ellen Beaverson, Treas. Lisa Lichtenwald. Sec. Denise Keefer. Student Council ... Watch Me “ F The G.F.H.S. Concert Band Led By New Director CONCERT BAND (L to R) ROW 1: Sue Ann New, Tammy Gasche. Julie Kni-cley, Shannen Brackman. Alisa Snow. Stephanie Wyse. Row 2: Tina Sallows. Denise Keefer. Joyce Schaffner. Lois Hatcliff. Molly Nicolen. Pam Bates. Mark Waldfogel, Buzzie Slattman. Tim Lloyd. Donna Perryman. Row 3: Shelly Elarton. Kevin Humbert. Jay Myers. Suzette Leady. Lin Winzeler. Dina Hopkins. Cristin Cooley. Bob Stites. John Spiess, Guy McKinney. Kirk Keiser. Greg Ruger. Ellen Beaverson. Row 4: Donna Brackman. Reyner Armstrong. Tim Vince. Dale Bates. Jamie Huffman. Director Richard Maxwell. COUNTY BAND(L to R) Row 1: John Spiess. Lois Hatcliff. Tina Sallows. Row 2: Bob Stites. Greg Ruger. Cristin Cooley. Denise Keefer. HUNGRY FIVE (L to R) Row 1: Donna Perryman. Lois Hatcliff. Alisa Snow. Tina Sallows. Row 2: John Spiess. Cristin Cooley. Denise Keefer. Dina Hopkins. High School Concert Band Watch Me Pep Band, Other Music Groups Added To Spirit PEP BAND (L to R) Row 1: Dale Bates. Reyner Armstrong. Tim Vine. Shannen Brackman. Row 2: Donna Perryman. Julie Knicley. Alisa Snow. Dina Hopkins. Row 3: Donna Brackman. Jay Myers. Lois Hatcliff. Cristin Cooley. Kevin Humbert. Row 4: Buzzie Slattman, Mark Waldfogel, Tim Lloyd. Joyce Schaffner. Row 5: Suzette Leady, Pam Bates. Molly Nicolen. Row 6: (Standing Right) Shelly Elarton, Guy McKinney. Row 7: Tammy Gasche, Sue Ann New. Greg Ruger. Lin Winzeler. The Pep Band was music to our ears. They played at pep rallies. the Eagle Hatch, and between games at home boys’ basketball contests. The High school music groups held winter and spring concerts. At Left — DISTRICT HONORS BAND CL to R): Cristin Colley and Denise Keefer. Richard Maxwell began his first year as the instrumental music teacher at GFHS; however, this was not his first teaching assignment. Mr. Maxwell began his career in 1963 and has taught in several schools in Ohio, Kentucky, and Georgia plus college level classes in Ohio and Texas. In his spare time he is working on a book and enjoys writing music. At Left — BAND OFFICERS (L to R) President Sue Ann New. VP Cristin Cooley, Sec. Denise Keefer. Watch Me Pep Band. Music Groups Marching Band Played For President Reagan At B.G. The highlight of the year undoubtedly was the opportunity to play for President Reagan in Bowling Green this past fall. The band also marched at the county fair and several parades. Members of the group are as follows: Reyner Armstrong. Dale Bates. Renae Borton, Donna Brackman, Tammy Gasche, Su-zette Leady, Sue Ann New, Greg Ruger, Bob Stites, Ellen Beaver-son, Shannen Brackman, Cristin Cooley, Dina Hopkins, Julie Kni-cley, Donna Perryman, Tina Sallows, Lin Winzeler, Lois Hatcliff, Jay Myers, Denise Keefer, Kirk Keiser, Joyce Schaffner, Ron Schaffner, Buzzie Slattman, Tim Vine, Mark Waldfogel, Pam Bates, Shelly Elarton, Jamie Huffman, Kevin Humbert, Tim Lloyd, Guy McKinney, Molly Ni-colen, Alisa Snow, Jon Spiess, Audra Wixom, Stephanie Wyse. JUNIOR HIGH BAND (L to R) Row 1: Pam Dvorsky. Melanie Perez. Danni Beaverson. Tammy Miller, Jennifer Minzey, Carrie Rupp. Jenny Ferguson. Row 2: Joan Fredrick, Matt Spiess, Debby Gasche. Steve Ruger. Angie Hughes. Krista Bree. Jim Dodson. Doug Lichtenwald. Tracy Bell. Jodi Huffman. Michael Brackman. Row 3: Joe Winzeler, Brian Hooser, Jeff Addison, Wendy Vine, Mr. Maxwell, Jay Perdue. Keith Keiser, Carmen Molitierno, Mark Spiess. Kevin Long. Junior High Band Junior High Band Had Tune-Ful Year High School Choir Made Music For Our Ears HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR(L to R) Row 1: Pam Bates, Suzanne Yarbro. Audra Wixom, Wendee Ball, Lisa Schmitt. Pam Blosser. Lois Hatcliff. Paula Blosser, Donna Perryman, Carrie Wright. Lynne Graf. Row 2: Shawn Shaffer, Julie Ride. Veronica Rodriguez, Lisa Lichtenwald. Beth Rice. Sue Ann New. Donna Brackman, Shannen Brackman, Shirley Bradley. Renae Borton, Renee Gonzalez. Jenny Schaffner, Deb Brubaker. Dianne Carrington. Row 3: Lisa Keefer. Joanne Miller. Lisa Elarton, Mary Lloyd. Shelly Beaverson. Lisa Borton. Dee Graber, Suzette Leady, Tammy Gasche, Julie Knicley. Stacy Timmons, Shelly Elarton, Amy Zug, Lesley Stahl. Row 4: Dale Bates, Trent Lavinder. Reyner Armstrong. Mike Nicolen, Brian Eitniear, Doug Aeschliman. Matt Randall. Troy Borton. Todd Mitchell. Mark Schang, Tim Morr. John Spiess, Scott Brubaker. Kevin Humbert. Tim Lloyd. Other pictures reflect various music groups such as All-County Choir. Choir Officers. Districts Honor Choir, and State Fair Choir. High School Choir, Vocal Groups .. Watch Me Youthful Songsters Made Sweet Sounds JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS (L TO R) ROW 1; Stacey Bird, Melanie Perez, Lanie Scott. Matt Spiess. Cecelia Rivas. Mark Spiess. Stephanie Wright. Kevin Long. Anthony Dorerty. Brad Taylor. Michael Brackman, Jay Perdue. ROW 2: Robin Rice. Lisa Waldfogel. Jodi Huffman. Keri Rupp. Heidi Cook. Stephanie Lester. Amy Powers. Luanne Lumbrezer. Jody Miller. Julie Schaffner. Eric Borton. Anissa Grime. Pam Zimmerman. ROW 3: Tracy Bell. Angie Rupp. Jennifer Ferguson. Danni Beaverson. Debbie Bernath. Lori Borton. Lori Amos. Ryan Verity. Tim Keefer. Bill Thompkins. Brian Hooser. Steve Ruger. Keith Myers. Debby Gasche. Junior High Chorus FFA OFFICERS (L to R) Row 1: President Joel Beaverson, Treas. Jack Rupp. Reporter Terry Ford, Sentinel Dennis Keefer. Row 2: Sec. Fred Brack-man, Student Advisor Tracie Crowell. VP Kirk Keiser. SENIOR PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM (L to R) Row 1: Joel Beaverson, Jack Rupp. John Moss. Ron Rice. Row 2: Donna Brackman, Scott Phillips, Trina Valentine. JUNIOR PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM (L to R) Row 1: Matt Lum-brezer, Dan Seiler. Ron Schaffner. Fred Brackman. Kirk Keiser. Row 2: Terry Ford. Matt Maginn, John Miller. Brian Riegsecker. SOIL PRODUCTION TEAM (L to R) John Miller, Ron Schaffner, Fred Brackman. Kirk Keiser. COOPERATIVE TEAM (L to R): John Moss, John Miller. Fred Brackman, Kirk Keiser. DISTRICT LIVESTOCK (L to R) Row 1: Donna Brackman. Ron Rice. John Moss. Row 2: Dennis Keefer. Fred Brackman. s 1 FFA Judging Teams . . Watch Me FFA Flosted Awards Banquet On March 18 FAYETTE CHAPTER OF FFA (L to R) Row 1: Kirk Keiser. Trade Crowell. Fred Brackman, Jack Rupp. Terry Ford. Dennis Keefer. Row 2: Trent Lavinder. Ron Rice. Paul Keefer. Dan Seiler. John Moss. Matt Lumbrezer. Jeff Taylor. Ron Schaffner. Matt Maginn, Trina Valentine. Donna Brackman. Row 3: Brian Riegsecker, Scott Phillips. Butch Wentz, Mike Borton, Pat Walther. Mike Ballmer. Jeff May. Tracy Lavinder. John Miller, Ross Perdue. STATE FARMER and DEKALB winner Paul Keefer is being congratulated by Advisor John Knipp. STATE HORSE JUDGING TEAM (L to R): Donna Brackman, Terry Ford. Trina Valentine. STATE LIVESTOCK AND STATE DAIRY (L to R): Brian Riegsecker, Dan Seiler. Matt Lumbrezer. Watch Me Future Farmers Of America � Local F.H.A. Visited Columbus Children’s Hospital Future Flomemakers Of America . . Watch Me FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA I (L to R) R 1: Trisha Lavinder, Sherry Bell. Shirley Bradley. Dee Potter. Kim Keiser. Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Metcalf. Shawn Shaffer, Luan Miller. Deb Brubaker. Lisa Schmitt. Kim Bell, Jennifer Henderson. R 3: Renee Gonzales. Kelly Rupp. Jenny Schaffner. Kim Robinson, Lynn Snider. The FHA hosted a Christmas party with secret sisters exchanging gifts. They traveled to the University of Toledo to a child care center and visited the Ronald McDonald House. During the week of February 11. they celebrated FHA Week which included a breakfast for local senior citizens. CADET TEACHERS (L to R): GUY MCKINNEY (MR. SMITH), SCOTT BRUBAKER (MISS LUTTON), JAMIE HUFFMAN (MR. SHORT), ALISA SNOW (MRS. ROSS), MOLLY NICOLEN (MRS. ZACHEL), PAM BATES (MR. MOORE). PAM BLOSSER (MISS GIBBS), DEBBIE BRUBAKER (MRS. ROSS). NAMES IN PARENTHESES INDICATE THE TEACHER ASSISTED BY EACH CADET. Duties of the cadet teachers are wide and varied. They may be expected to make flashcards or other visual aids, record material on the tape player, work one-on-one as a tutor helper, make up bulletin boards, and other diverse activities. Grades and high school credit are some of the small rewards each cadet received if they were truly a help to the teacher in the classroom. Cadet Teachers . Watch Me Spanish Restaurant Visited By Language Club The Language Club sold T-shirts, buttons, hats, and folders as money-making projects during the 1984 school year. They traveled to Chi-Chi's, a Spanish restaurant in Toledo. In April they hosted a pinata party and later that month the Spanish students participated in the Language Day competition held at the University of Toledo. Mrs. Schreder was advisor for this group. LANGUAGE CLUB (L to R) R 1: Lisa Keefer, Tina Sallows. Audra Wixom. Carrie Wright. R 2: Veronica Rodriguez, Joanne Miller. Lisa Lichtenwald, Michelle Keefer. Val Metz, Alisa Snow, Molly Nicolen. R 3: Suzette Leady. Tim Lloyd. Shelly Beaverson, Lois Hatcliff. Denise Keefer, Amy Metz LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS: Student Council Rep. Val Metz, VP Lisa Lichtenwald, Pres. Tina Sallows, Treas. Shelly Beaverson, Sec. Denise Keefer. E Language Club Watch Me Art Club Members Showed Off Their Talents ART CLUB MEMBERS (L to R) R 1: Kelley Merillat. Suzette Leady. Jo-sie Cook. R 2: Pat Walther, Jim Heath. Brian Eitniear. Reyner Armstrong. Jon Spiess, Rob Husted. ART CLUB OFFICERS Front: President Brian Eitniear: Back: Treasurer Suzette Leady. VP Reyner Armstrong. Secretary Rob Husted. Missing: Advisor Tom Spiess. The Art Club served at Two receptions of the Fayette Fine Arts Council. They hosted a spaghetti supper and made signs for various local organizations and businesses. The members also visited an art museum during the school year’s end. Art Club . . Watch Me NHS Strives For The Best In Scholars, Leaders NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (L to R) R 1: Shannen Brackman, Dina Hopkins, Lois Hatcliff, Tina Sallows, Val Metz. R 2: Brent Shadbolt, Matt Strayer, Jay Myers, Joyce Schaffner. Joanne Miller, Lin Winzeler, Lisa Fredrick. R 3: Mary Lloyd, Shelly Bea-verson, Kristie Fredrick, Kelly Bentley. Lisa Elarton, Suzette Leady. New NHS members were sophomores Jay Myers, Lois Hatcliff. and Joyce Schaffner; Juniors Brent Shadbolt and Dina Hopkins; Senior Suzette Leady. W1ETre TUBUt If The National Honor Society hosted the following projects: School talent show, tutorial assistance, donut sales, measuring the square footage and perimeter of the school for the local fire department, and helping with teacher orientation. A formal induction of six new members was held before the entire high school student body. A formal dinner for all members and the faculty was sponsored by the group at Das Essen Haus in Pettisville. The talent show entertainment ranged from skit to singing to poetry reading and instrumental music. JoAnn Burk-hardt was the advisor for this group. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS (L to R) Front: Secretary Joanne Miller, Student Council Rep. Kelly Bentley, Treasurer Shelly Beaverson, Vice President Lisa Fredrick. Back: President Matt Strayer. T National Honor Society . .. Watch Me Eagles’ Claw Published Special Senior Issue Hurry — Hurry — Get your copy of the Eagles’ Claw. The journalism class under the advisorship of Mrs. Lash published seven issues of the school newspaper plus a special issue for the seniors. The staff learned not only the 5 W's and 1 H but also how to write a news article and how to put the copy, headlines, clip art, and features together to produce a camera-ready newspaper. Next the paper was run off by Mrs. Crowell, High School Secretary. Then the fun began collating, stapling, and distributing the ‘‘Claw’’. This year we exchanged our paper with many local area schools not only to swap news but also to get ideas for future issues. EAGLES CLAW STAFF (L to R) Row 1: Karen Keefer. Renae Borton, Troy Borton — Editor, Dianne Carrington. Stacey Head. Row 2: Mike Ballmer, Amy Hicks, Lisa Keefer. Missing: Mace Sutherland. Advisor Mrs. Lash. Eagle's Claw Staff . Watch Me Various Eagle Hi-Life Staffs Work To Publish Book Eagle Hi-Life. 1985 Watch Me AD SALES STAFF (L to R) Row 1: Suzanne Yarbro. Suzette Leady. Donna Brackman. Bryce Morningstar, Amy Snow, Shelly Beaverson, Tammy Gasche. Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Lash, Lisa Keefer, Stacey Head, Buffie Slattman, Heidi Hack. Stacy Timmons. Deb Brubaker. Leslie Stahl. Advisor Mrs. Mit-ton. Row 3: Amy Zug. Tony Wright. Pam Tyson, Tracy Timmons. Donna Perryman. Shannen Brackman. Julie Knicley. PRODUCTION BUSINESS STAFF (L to R) R 1: Donna Brackman. Bryce Morningstar. Editor Shelly Beaverson. R 2: Lisa Keefer. Stacey Head. Treas. Shannon Brackman. Julie Knicley, Tony Wright. The Eagle Hi-Life staff sold yearbook ads and 1985 yearbooks as fund raisers during the school year. On October 3 the staff journeyed to various surrounding communities to sell ads. Many companies or individuals from the area have continued to sponsor our book and their names appear in the ad and patron section at the end of the book. Twice during the school year the staff assisted the Woodard Photographer, Martha Mitton and Pam Lash share advisorship of the group. Office Workers, Library Aides Helped School Run Like Clock Work (PICTURED ABOVE) LIBRARY AIDES (I to R): LISA FREDRICK, MARY LLOYD. DONNA PERRYMAN, KIM ROBINSON, and RENEE GONZALEZ. (PICTURED AT RIGHT) OFFICE WORKERS (FRONT): DIANNE CARRINGTON: (BACK) PAULA BLOSSER, and PAM TYSON. Library aides are given direction by Elaine Patterson, GFHS media specialist. Office workers receive their assignments from Marge Crowell, secretary to the high school principal. Both groups provide a valuable service to the school. Office Workers Library Aides Watch Me SPORTS DIVISION GORHAM-FAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL 1985 Golf Volleyball Cross Country Cheerleaders Sports Division Page Watch Me! Basketball Baseball Track Letter People Girls’ Reserve Captured Runner-Up Spot In B.B.C. GIRLS’ RESERVE SCORE BOX Fayette 28 Liberty Center 22 Fayette 38 Edgerton 40 Fayette 24 Hicksville 36 Fayette 34 Montpelier 35 •Fayette 34 Pettisville 28 Fayette 27 Evergreen 21 GIRLS’ RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM •Fayette 34 Stryker 13 (L to R) Row 1; Kim Keiser. Kim Bell, Fayette 29 Northwood 20 Jenny Schaffner, Alisa Snow. Row 2: Fayette 20 Ayersville 25 Coach Barb Bruggeman. Luann Miller. •Fayette 23 Hilltop 30 Dee Potter, Tami Slyker, Joyce •Fayette 33 Edon 18 Schaffner. Tracy Timmons. Coach •Fayette 23 Pettisville 8 John Winzeler. Fayette 31 McAuley 28 •Fayette 39 Edon 20 •Fayette 22 Stryker 16 Fayette 35 Delta 25 Fayette 38 Tinora 16 •Fayette 30 Hilltop 37 • BBC GAMES OVERALL RECORD 14-6; BBC 8-2 100 Reserve Basketball Girls Watch Me BBC GAMES OVERALL RECORD 10-12; BBC 5-5 GIRLS' VARSITY SCORE BOX Fayette 47 Liberty Center 53 Fayette 51 Edgerton 55 Fayette 25 Hicksville 33 « Fayette 31 North Central 36 Fayette 34 Montpelier 27 Fayette 44 Pettisville 21 Fayette 60 Evergreen 46 Fayette 31 Stryker 35 Fayette 70 Northwood 16 Fayette 39 Ayersville 42 Fayette 49 Hilltop 60 Fayette 37 Edon 39 Fayette 58 North Central 52 Fayette 69 Pettisville 42 Fayette 50 McAuley 51 Fayette 66 Edon 50 Fayette 44 Stryker 42 Fayette 64 Delta 54 Fayette 51 Tinora 53 Fayette 32 Hilltop 50 VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM (L to R) Row 1: Julie Knicley. Karen Keefer. Stacy Timmons. Lisa Lichten-wald. Row 2: Coach Barb Bruggeman. Dina Hopkins. Ellen Beaverson. Cristin Cooley. Amy Snow. K. Lin Winzeler. Coach John Winzeler. Tournament Scores: Fayette 38 Edon 29 Fayette 48 Hilltop 60 Special Awards: BBC — Lin Winzeler. First Team BBC: District 7 HM Honorable Mention: Cristin Cooley. Dina Hopkins. Lisa Lichtenwald Varsity Basketball . .. Girls .. Watch Me 101 Varsity Girls BB Advanced To Sectional Finals Varsity VB Netted Season Of Growth, Learning OPPONENT VARSITY Delta AA 6-15, 15-10, 9-15 Pettisville 6-15, 15-10, 4-15 McAuley AAA 15-11, 9-15, 15-12 •Edgerton 5-15, 13-15 N. Central 5-15, 15-13, 9-15 Tinora 7-15, 11-15 Evergreen AA 15-10, 14-16, 15-12 Lib. Center 10-15, 9-15 Hilltop 5-15, 12-15 Delta AA 9-15, 6-15 Stryker 6-15, 16-14, 3-15 •Edon 1-15, 8-15 Ayersville 12-15, 15-4. 9-15 Pettisville 5-15, 14-16 N. Central 7-15. 3-15 Hicksville 6-15, 11-15 Edon 13-15, 7-15 Hilltop 16-14, 15-17, 7-15 Montpelier 1-15, 14-16 • Stryker 5-15, 6-15 Varsity VB Team (L to R) Row One: Pam Bates, Lynne Graf, Lisa Elarton, Alisa 1 Snow, Shannen Brackman. Row Two: Dina Hopkins, Stacy Timmons, Amy Snow, Cristin Cooley. Lin Winzeler, Beth Rice, and Denise Keefer. Missing: Val Metz. I Amy Snow was awarded 2nd team and I Beth Rice and Lynne Graf received 1 Honorable Mention in the Buckeye Border Conference. B.B.C. Record 0-10 . Season Record 2-19 Volleyball Team . Wat( Me Reserve VB Scored 7-3 B.B.C. Season OPPONENT Delta AA Pettisville McAuley AAA 'Edgerton ' V. Central Tinora Evergreen AA Lib. Center Hilltop Delta AA Stryker Edon Ayersville Pettisville N. Central Hicksville Edon Hilltop Montpelier Stryker RESERVE 15-6, 15-8 15-10, 15-5 15-4, 17-15 7-15, 15-8, 17-15 10-15, 15-5, 15-9 15-12, 15-2 9-15, 12-15 15-3, 15-6 15-2, 15-12 15-10, 13-15, 12-15 15-11, 15-5 7-15, 15-8, 8-15 15-4, 15-3 17-15, 15-8 15-4, 7-15, 14-16 15-5, 15-6 2-15, 15-7, 16-14 9-15, 10-15 7-15, 15-1, 3-15 15-3, 7-15. 15-9 Reserve Volleyball Team (I to R) Row One: Shelly Elarton, Alisa Snow, Pam Bates, Kim Keiser. Row Two: Lois Hatcliff, Stacy Timmons, Tami Slyker, Julie Rice, Denise Keefer. Missing: Michelle Keefer, Amy Metz. Coach Barb Gibbs was mentor of both Reserve and Varsity VB Teams. BBC — 7:3 Season — 14:6 Watch Me Reserve Volleyball Team Fayette Flarriers Ran In 2 Meets, Sectionals CROSS COUNTRY TEAM (L to R) Scott Brubaker, Mark Schang, Troy Borton, Coach Janelle Whitlock, Joyce Schaffner, Matt Strayer, Matt Maginn. Missing: Trina Valentine. Fayette’s Harriers ran in twelve meets this year including sectionals. The girl runners were unable to qualify, teamwise, this year because to have a full team five members are required. The girls performed well and they improved their times gradually all year and both came very close to qualifying for districts. The boys' team was only full for half the season; consequently, the boys didn’t beat many teams, but they made many improvements over the season. Mark Schang was the “Number One” runner all season as he ribboned six times and won the Morenci meet. He also qualified for district competition and came very close to going on to state. Janelle Whitlock, in her first year of coaching, did a fine job with the team and she saved the cross country sport at Fayette for one more season. Cross Country Comments Cross Country Team Watch Me Young Golf Team Gained Experience GOLF SCORE BOX WE THEY 243 Swanton 203 240 Archbold 194 223 Delta 170 212 Pettisville 201 217 Evergreen 166 199 N. Central 174 204 Pettisville 194 405 Panther Inv: 403 Fayette Inv: 422 B.B.C. Golf (L to R): Brent Shadbolt. Tim Morr. Jon Spiess. Kevin Humbert, and Jamie Huffman. Did you attend any of this season’s golf matches? If not. you missed an opportunity to watch a young team gain experience. As coach of the Eagle golf team. Mr. Tom Spiess remarked, “The team's success is based on improvements not wins. That improvement has been indicated in team scores. Tim Morr was a match medalist three times, one of which was a tie. and earned all-BBC recognition. Watch Me . Golf Team Cheerleaders, Mascot Were Spirit-Shapers At G.F.H.S. Varsity Cheerleaders (L to R): Joanne Miller. Lynne Graf. Lisa Fredrick, and Lisa Elarton. Reserve Cheerleaders (L to R): Buffie Slattman, Denise Keefer, and Mary Lloyd. Missing: Val Metz Mascot: Veronica Rodriguez Cheerleaders. Mascots SEVENTH GRADE BB (L to R) Front: Coach Dave Schaffner. Back: J. Winzeler. T. Dominique. T. Hibbard. S. May. E. Borton. M. Maginn. G. Ball. K. Keiser, C. Phillips. B. Lum-brezer. M. Spiess, M. Spiess, K. Long. J. Addison. D. Lichtenwald. NINTH GRADE BB (L to R) Front: B. Riegsecker, M. Maginn. R. Shaffer, B. White, R. Husted. Back: T. Ford. T. Lloyd, M. Lumbrezer. D. Seiler, J. Spiess, S. Brubaker, Coach Tom Smith. EIGHTH GRADE BB (L to R) Front: K. Myers. B Hooser. S. Ruger. B Taylor. B Smith. B. Myers. Back: Coach Tom Smith. T. Keefer. S. Wagner. J. Schutte. M. Williams. K. Heximer. R. Verity. B. Tompkins. B. Keefer. B. Rosales. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth Grade Boys’ BB Teams Watch Me Sports Experiences Build Character, Poise Top Left — 8th Grade BB — R 1: W. Kunkle. K. Rupp. L. Waldfogel. R. Rice. R 2: L. Lumbrezer. P. Dvorsky, L. Borton. W. Vine. R. Cordy. Missing: A Grime. Top Right — 7th Grade BB — J. Crowell. J. Huffman. J. Schaffner. D. Beaverson. T. Bell. Center Left — 8th Grade VB — R 1: M. Carter. V. Guerrero. A. Powers. K. Rupp. R 2: K. Bree. R. Cordy. D. Bernath. D. Gasche. Center Right — 7th Grade VB — Row 1: M. Perez, J. Crowell. Row 2: J. Huffman. D. Beaverson, J. Schaffner, S. Wright Lower Left — 9th Grade Cheerleaders — M. Nicolen. C. Wright. R. Gonzales. T. Lavinder. S. Elarton. P. Bates. Lower Right Top — 8th Grade Cheerleaders — R 1: D. Gasche. V. Guerrero. R 2: R. Rice. L. Lumbrezer. A. Powers. R 3: M Carter. P. Zimmerman. Lower Right Bottom — 7th Grade Cheerleaders — R 1: M. Perez. S. Wright. J. Huffman. S. Bird. Center: J. Burke. R 3: S. Stamm. H. Cook. J. Crowell. Watch Me Underclassmen Sports Reserves Rush Toward Cage Sweepstakes BOYS’ RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM (L to R) Front: Dennis Keefer. Tracie Crowell. Marcel Heximer. Jack Rupp. Kirk Keiser. Back: Joel Beaverson. Jeff May. Brian Miller. Brent Shadbolt. John Miller. Missing Coach Mitch Schaffner. Ron Schaffner. Butch Wentz. RESERVE RECORD: 16-4 RESERVE SCOREBOX FAYETTE 42 LIBERTY CENTER 40 FAYETTE 57 MVCDS 45 FAYETTE 43 ANTWERP 35 FAYETTE 42 NORTH CENTRAL 43 FAYETTE 45 PETTISVILLE 31 FAYETTE 35 EDGERTON 43 FAYETTE 53 HICKSVILLE 18 FAYETTE 44 MONTPELIER 51 FAUETTE 60 STRYKER 26 FAYETTE 49 HILLTOP 36 FAYETTE 54 MORENCI 52 FAYETTE 65 OTTAWA HILLS 42 FAYETTE 43 NORTH CENTRAL 52 FAYETTE 56 EVERGREEN 50 FAYETTE 46 PETTISVILLE 42 FAYETTE 44 EDON 26 FAYETTE 51 STRYKER 31 FAYETTE 63 AYERSVILLE 52 FAYETTE 45 HILLTOP 33 FAYETTE 66 EDON 50 Boys’ Reserve Basketball Team Varsity Roundballers Ended Season At 13-9 FAYETTE VARSITY SCOREBOX 92 LI8ERTY CENTER 58 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM (L to R) Front: Marcel Heximer, Brian Miller, Tim Morr. Back: Mark Schang. Paul Keefer. Mike Borton. Bob Stites. Matt Strayer. Troy Borton. Doug Aeschliman. Todd Mitch- FAYETTE bl MVCDS 46 ell. Ron Rice. Missing: Coach Burt FAYETTE 55 ANTWERP 68 Blue. FAYETTE 59 NORTH CENTRAL 75 FAYETTE 90 HICKSVILLE 62 B.B.C. First Team: Tim Morr; Hon- FAYETTE 60 PETTISVILLE 61 orable Mention: Matt Strayer. Troy FAYETTE 56 EDGERTON 64 Borton FAYETTE 87 MONTPELIER 70 FAYETTE 69 STRYKER 51 FAYETTE 57 HILLTOP 68 FAYETTE 58 MORENCI 67 FAYETTE 70 OTTAWA HILLS 51 FAYETTE 63 NORTH CENTRAL 82 FAYETTE 64 EVERGREEN 72 FAYETTE 64 PETTISVILLE 60 FAYETTE 82 EDON 72 FAYETTE 71 STRYKER 54 FAYETTE 78 AYERSVILLE 61 FAYETTE 71 HILLTOP 62 FAYETTE 64 EDON 53 FAYETTE 60 MONTPELIER 59 FAYETTE 41 NORTH CENTRAL 71 Watch Me Varsity Basketball Team f Watch Me Basketball Snaps Baseball Team Hit Overall Record Of ll-ll BASEBALL TEAM (L to R) Front: Matt Maginn. Scott Brubaker. Coach Don Buerk. Curt Phillips, Mike Robison. Keith Myers. Back: Tim Morr. Doug Aeschliman. Troy Borton, Mike Borton. John Moss. Todd Mitchell. Tracy Lavinder. Ron Rice. Missing: Shawn Smith. LEAGUE: 4-7 BASEBALL SCOREBOX OPPONENT WE THEY EDON 8 7 NORTH CENTRAL 0 17 LIBERTY CENTER 8 22 STRYKER 8 6 EVERGREEN 6 7 HILLTOP 12 5 HICKSVILLE 13 23 EDON 4 0 WAUSEON 15 6 PETTISVILLE 16 0 MONTPELIER 5 9 NORTH CENTRAL 4 16 NORTH CENTRAL 0 12 EDON 1 2 EDGERTON 4 18 STRYKER 19 2 FAIRVIEW 11 33 WALDRON 2 0 HILLTOP 10 7 EDGERTON 6 33 MONTPELIER 13 10 TINORA 14 7 Baseball Team Watch Me Cinderman Cinderwomen Topped School Records HIGH SCHOOL TRACK TEAM (L to R) Front: Tracy Timmons. Audra Wixom. Carrie Wright. Tami Slyder. Alisa Snow. Pam Bates. Amy Zug. Back: Tony Wright. Chris Lantz. Junior Brown, Trina Valentine. Stacy Timmons. Joyce Schaffner. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK TEAM (L to R) Row 1: Bill Guthrie. Lori Borton. Wendy Kunkle. Lisa Waldfogel. Brian Hooser, Coach Janelle Whitlock. Row 2: Coach Lynn Goble. Sybil Stamm. Keri Rupp, Wendy Vine. Tom Molitierno. Steve Ruger, Jay Perdue. Coach Barb Fig-gins. Row 3: Kevin Long. Brad Taylor. Joe Winzeler. Keith Keiser. Scott May. Mark Maginn. Jeff Addison. Missing: Raymond Randall. Track Teams .. . Watch Me Watch Me .. Track Snaps DOUG AESCHLIMAN Basketball Baseball TROY BORTON Cross Country Basketball Baseball Outstanding Male Senior Athlete PAUL KEEFER Basketball JOHN MOSS Baseball BETH RICE Volleyball Come Fly With The E A G L E S 2 A Letter People . Watch Me RON RICE Basketball Baseball SENIOR ATHLETES NOT PICTURED: TRINA VALENTINE Cross Country Track LISA FREDRICK Cheerleading JOANNE MILLER Cheerleading MARK SCHANG Cross Country Basketball Baseball AMY SNOW Volleyball Basketball Outstanding Female Senior Athlete ROBERT STITES Basketball MATT STRAYER Cross Country Basketball Watch Me .. . Letter People ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX GORHAM-FAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL Watch Me .. Advertisements Index Division Compliments of ffiAn; Q). o c Attorney at Law Barber. Kaper. Stamm. Robinson Fayette (419) 237-2528 110 W. Main St. P.O. Box 98 Fayette, Ohio 43521 Wauseon (419) 337-5065 124 N. 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Jeff: 46, 47, 83, 110, 118 AESCHLIMAN, Doug: 9, 18. 20, 34, 84, 113, 116, 120 AMOS, Lori: 44. 85 ARMSTRONG, Reyner: 18, 20, 34, 80, 81, 82, 84, 92 BALL, Greg: 46. 110 BALL, Wendee: 42, 84 BALIMER, Mike: 18, 34, 87. 94 BATES, Brandy: 46 BATES, Dale: 12, 18, 20, 34, 80, 81, 82, 84 BATES. Mark: 6, 42 BATES, Pamela: 6, 41, 80, 81, 82, 84, 90, 104, 105, 111, 118 BEAVERSON. Danni: 46, 47, 79, 83, 85, 111 BEAVERSON, Ellen: 6. 12, 38, 39, 79, 80, 82, 101 BEAVERSON, Joel: 5, 6. 38, 39, 86, 87, 112 BEAVERSON, Shelly: 9, 18, 20, 24, 34, 84, 91, 93, 95 BEERS, Chris: 44 BELL, Kimberly: 42, 88, 100 BELL, Sherry: 38, 88 BELL, Tracy: 46, 83, 85, 111 BENTLEY, Kelly: 9, 19, 21, 34, 79, 93 BERNATH, Debbie: 44, 85, 111 BINGMAN, Ronald: 46 BIRD, Stacy: 46, 85. Ill BLOSSER, Chris: 38 BLOSSER, Pam: 38, 84, 90 BLOSSER, Paula: 38, 84, 90, 96 BORTON, Eric: 46, 85 BORTON, Lisa: 19, 21, 34, 84 BORTON, Lori: 44, 85, 118 BORTON, Mike: 6, 40, 87. 113, 116 BORTON, Renae: 6, 9, 19. 21, 34, 82, 84, 95 BORTON, Troy: 6, 7, 9, 12, 19, 21, 34, 79, 84, 94, 106, 113, 116, 120 BRACKMAN. Donna: 9. 19, 34, 80, 81. 82, 84. 86, 87, 95 BRACKMAN. Fred: 40, 86, 87 BRACKMAN. Mike: 46, 83, 85 BRACKMAN, Shannen: 38, 80, 81, 82, 84, 93, 95. 104 BRADLEY, Annette: 39 BRADLEY, Shirley: 38, 84, 88 BREE, Krista: 44, 45, 83, 111 BREHM, Mike: 46 BROWN, Harold Jr.: 42, 118 BROWN, Tony: 39 BRUBAKER, Debbie: 40, 84, 88, 90, 95 BRUBAKER, Robert: 46 BRUBAKER, Scott: 42, 84, 90, 106, 116 BURKE, Jennifer: 46, 111 CARRINGTON, Dianne: 9, 22, 24, 34. 84, 90, 94, 96 CARTER, Margo: 44. Ill CHASE, Shannon: 46 CRISTENSON, Carey: 46 CLEMENSEN, Tom: 22 COOK. Andrea: 40, 92 COOK. Bill: 44, 45 COOK, Heidi: 46, 85, 111 COOK, Todd: 22, 24, 34 COOLEY, Cristin: 12, 38, 39, 80, 81. 82. 101, 104 CORDY, Rana: 44, 45. Ill CROWELL. Jodie: 46, 111 CROWELL. Tracie: 40, 86, 87, 112 CUFF, Jeff: 42 CUFF, Tracey: 44 DeWULF, Mike: 22, 34 DODSON, Jim: 44. 83 DOHERTY, Tony: 46, 85 DOMINIQUE, Trent: 46, 110 DVORSKY. Pam: 44, 83, 111 EITNIEAR, Brian: 9, 22. 34, 84, 92 ELARTON, Lisa: 38. 39, 84, 104. 109 ELARTON, Shelly: 42, 80, 81, 82, 84, 93. 105, 111 FERGUSON, Jenny: 44, 83, 85 FETHER, John: 46 FORD, Terrance: 42, 86, 87, 110 FRANKS, Donna: 46 FREDRICK, Jon: 44, 83 FREDRICK, Kristie: 9, 23, 24, 25, 34, 93 FREDRICK, Lisa: 23, 25, 34, 90, 93, 96, 108, 121 GARRISON, Ron: GASCHE, Debby: 44, 83. 85. Ill GASCHE, Tammy: 9, 23, 25, 34, 80, 81, 82, 84, 95 GILLETT, John: GILLETT, Kim: 40 GRABER, Dee: 38, 84 GRAF, Lynne: 38, 39, 79, 84, 104, 108 GRIME, Anissa: 44, 85, 111 GONZALES, Renee: 42, 84, 88, 90, 96, 111 GUERRERO, Velia: 44, 111 GUTHRIE, Bill: 46, 118 HACK. Heidi: 40, 95 HALL, Vickie: 46 HAND, Kerry: 39 HARBOR, Thomas: 42 HATCLIFF. Lois: 40. 79, 80, 81, 82, 84, 91. 93, 105 HEAD, Stacey: 40, 94. 95 HEATH, Jim: 40, 92 HENDERSON, Jennifer: 42, 88 HENDERSON. Mike: 44 HEXIMER, Kevin: 44. 110 HEXIMER, Marcel: 40, 112, 113 HIBBARD, Tadd: 46, 110 HIBBARD, Trevor: 39 HICKS, Amy: 40, 94 HOOSER, Brian: 44, 83, 85, 110, 118 HOPKINS. Dina: 38, 39. 79, 80. 81. 82, 93. 101, 104 HUFFMAN, Jamie: 42. 43, 80. 82. 90, 107 HUFFMAN, Jodi: 46, 83, 85. Ill HUGHES, Angie: 46. 83 HUMBERT, Kevin: 42, 80, 81, 82, 84, 107 HUSTED, Robert: 42, 43, 92, 110 JARRAMILLO. Alma: 46 JOHNSON. Carrie: 44 KAST, Brian: 46 KEEFER, Brian: 44, 110 Find Me Index KEEFER, Denise: 40. 79, 80. 82, 91, 104, 105, 108 KEEFER, Dennis: 40. 79, 86. 87, 112 KEEFER, Karen: 40, 94, 101 KEEFER. Lisa: 38, 84, 91, 94, 95 KEEFER. Michelle: 6, 40, 91, 105 KEEFER, Paul: 23, 25, 34, 87, 113, 120 KEEFER, Tim: 44, 110 KEISER, Keith: 46, 47. 83, 110 KEISER, Kimberly: 42, 88, 100, 105 KEISER, Kirk: 40, 80. 82, 86, 87, 112, 118 KNICLEY, Julie: 38. 80, 81, 82,84, 95, 101 KRAMER, Linda: 46 KUNKLE. Wendy: 44, 111, 118 LANTZ, Christian: 42, 118 LAVINDER, Tracy: 40. 87, 116 LAVINDER, Trent: 23, 25, 34, 84, 87 LAVINDER. Trisha: 42. 88, 111 LEADY, Suzette: 26, 35, 80, 81. 82, 84, 91. 92, 93, 95 LESTER, Stephanie: 44, 85 LICHTENWALD, Doug: 47, 83. 110 LICHTENWALD, Lisa: 38. 79, 84, 91, 101 LLOYD, Mary: 5, 38. 84, 90, 93, 96, 108 LLOYD, Timothy: 42, 80, 81, 82, 84, 91, 110 LONG, Kevin: 47. 83. 85. 110, 118 LUMBREZER, Brad: 47, 110 LUMBREZER, Luanne: 44, 85, 111 LUMBREZER. Matthew: 42, 86, 87, 110 MAGINN, Mark: 47. 110, 118 MAGINN, Matthew: 42, 43, 79, 86, 87, 106, 110, 116 MARLATT, Rachel: 44 MAY, Jeff: 40, 79, 87, 112 MAY, Scott: 47, 110, 118 McKINNEY, Guy: 42, 80, 81, 82, 90 MELLER, Patty: 26. 35 MERILLAT, Amy: 31, 33 MERILLAT, Barbara: 44 MERILLAT, Kelly: 40. 92 METZ. Amy: 42. 91 METZ, Val: 5. 12. 39, 79. 91. 93, 104, 108 MILLER, Brian: 38, 112, 113 MILLER, Joanne: 9, 14, 24, 26, 28, 35, 84, 91, 93, 108, 121 MILLER, Jody: 85 MILLER, John: 40, 86, 87. 112 MILLER, Luann: 42, 88, 100 MILLER, Tammy: 47, 83 MINZEY, Jeff: 44 MINZEY, Jenny: 47, 83 MITCHELL, Todd: 5, 12, 38. 84, 113, 116 MOHLER, Allen: 26, 28, 35 MOLITIERNO, Carmen: 47, 83 MOLITIERNO, Thomas: 45. 118 MORNINGSTAR, Bryce: 26, 35, 95 MORR, Tim: 5. 12, 38. 39, 79, 84, 107, 113, 116 MOSS, John: 9, 27, 35, 86, 87. 116, 120 MULLINS, Tonya: 45 MYERS, Brian: 45, 110 MYERS, Jay: 40, 80. 81, 82, 93 MYERS, Keith: 45. 85, 110, 116 NEW, Sue Ann: 27, 28, 35, 80, 81, 82, 84 NICOLEN, Mike: 9, 27, 35. 84 NICOLEN, Molly: 42, 80. 81. 82, 90, 91, 111 OPDYCKE, Curtis: 39 OPDYCKE, Kellie: 45 PARRY, Gary: 38 PERDUE, Jay: 47, 83, 85, 118 PERDUE, Ross: 38, 87 PEREZ, Melanie: 47, 83, 85, 111 PERRYMAN, Donna: 5. 38, 80, 81, 82, 84, 90, 95. 96 PERRYMAN: Lindy: 39 PHILLIPS, Curtis: 47, 110, 116 PHILLIPS, Scott: 38, 86, 87 PHILLIPS, Sherri: 40 POSPESHIL, Ron: 45 POTTER, Deeadra: 42, 88. 100 POWERS, Amy: 45, 85, 111 RANDALL, David: 43 RANDALL, James: 39 RANDALL, Matthew: 38. 84 RANDALL, Raymond: 47, 118 REPP, Kelly: 40, 88 RICE. Beth: 6, 7, 9, 27, 28, 35, 84, 104, 120 RICE. Julie: 42, 84, 105 RICE, Robin: 45, 85. Ill RICE, Ron: 4, 27. 35, 86, 87, 113, 116, 121 RIEGSECKER, Brian: 42. 86, 87, 110 RISNER, Loretta: 30 RIVAS, Cecila: 47, 85 RIVAS, Dina: 45 ROBINSON, Kimberly: 42, 88. 90, 96 ROBINSON. Sandy: 41 RODRIGUEZ, Veronica: 40, 41, 82, 91, 108 ROSALES, Baso: 45, 79. 110 RUGER, Greg: 30, 33, 35, 80, 81, 82 RUGER, Steve: 45, 79, 83, 85, 110, 118 RUPP, Angela: 45, 85 RUPP, Jack: 5. 38, 39, 86, 87, 112 RUPP, Keri: 45, 83, 85, 111, 118 SALLOWS, Tina: 5, 38. 80, 82, 91, 93 SCHAFFNER, Jennifer: 42, 84, 88, 100 SCHAFFNER, Joyce: 41. 80, 81. 82. 93, 100, 106, 118 SCHAFFNER, Julie: 47, 85. Ill SCHAFFNER, Ron: 41, 80, 86. 87. 112 SCHANG, Mark: 6, 9. 30, 33, 35, 84, 106. 113, 121 SCHMITT, Lisa: 43. 84, 88 SCHUTTE, James: 45, 110 SCOTT, Lanie: 45, 85 SEILER, Dan: 43, 86, 87, 110 SEILER, Linda: 39 SENTLE, Joe: 39 SHADBOLT, Brent: 38, 39, 93. 107, 112 SHAFFER, Robert: 43, 110 SHAFFER, Shawn: 43, 84, 88 SHAY, Bob: 39 SHAY, Tracy: 47, 79 SLATTMAN, Albert Jr.: 41, 80, 81, 82 SLATTMAN, Buffie: 39, 95, 108 SLYKER, Tamara: 43, 79, 100, 105, 118 SMITH, Brad: 45, 110 SMITH. Mary: 43 SMITH. Shawn: 39, 116 SNIDER, Lynn: 43, 88 SNOW. Alisa: 43, 80, 81. 82, 90, 91, 100, 104, 105, 118 SNOW, Amy: 9, 12, 30, 33. 35. 95, 101, 104, 121 SPIESS, Jon: 43, 80, 82, 84, 92, 107, 110 SPIESS, Mark: 47, 83, 85, 110 SPIESS, Matt: 47, 83, 85, 110 STAGE, Diana: 47 STAHL, Lesley: 43, 84, 95 STAMM, Sybil: 47. Ill, 118 STITES, Robert: 30, 33, 35, 80, 82, 113, 121 STRAYER, Matt: 9, 14, 31, 35, 79, 93, 106, 113, 121 TAYLOR, Brad: 45, 85, 110, 118 TAYLOR, Jeff: 31. 35. 87 THOMPKINS, Bill: 45. 85, 110 TIMMONS, Stacy: 40, 41, 84, 95, 101, 104, 105, 118 TIMMONS, Tracy: 41, 95, 100, 118 TOWERS. Diane: 41 TYSON, Pam: 41, 90, 95. 96 VALENTINE, Trina: 31. 33, 35, 86, 87, 106, 118, 121 VEILLON, Mike: 45 VEREECKE, Stacy: VERITY, Ryan: 45, 85, 110 VINE, Tim: 41, 80, 81, 82 VINE. Wendy: 45, 83, 111, 118 WAGNER, Scott: 45, 110 WALDFOGEL, Lisa: 45, 85, 111, 118 WALDFOGEL, Mark: 41, 80, 81, 82 WALTHER, Pat: 41, 87, 92 WENTZ, Butch: 41, 87, 112 WHITE, Bradley: 43, 110 WILLIAMS, Mason: 45, 110 WINZELER, Joe: 47, 83, 110 WINZELER, Lin: 5, 12, 39, 80, 81, 82, 93, 101, 104, 118 WIXOM, Audra: 43, 80, 82, 84. 91, 118 WRIGHT, Carrie: 43, 91, 111, 118 WRIGHT, Stephanie: 47, 84, 85, 111 WRIGHT, Tony: 39, 95, 118 WYSE, Stephanie: 43, 80. 82 YARBRO, Suzanne: 9, 31, 33. 35, 84. 95 YARBRO, Tim: 45 YARBRO, Thomas: 41 ZIMMERMAN, Pam: 45, 111 ZUG, Amy: 41, 84, 95, 118 Index Find Me 1 I I • I I • I t • I • I • • i I ’ 1'V : , • •‘•’ii' .' • .! i I � i , . , : ; « I i ' ' ‘ • . • ‘ i f t IV I '• : ! { v _ j � • � , • i • • 4- V I I . : II ;• rj ; i ; - I I • I 1 ; i • : • i ; I ■ | L — ii.j1 f ....................... i h ; ‘) Jf l«r M Wv) IKH Jl Ot’i Oi «lb ii: t ; : •' , , Uritii (iiiiVi 'i i i ■' s if ’ i ■ ' . 1 vif Jl Jl f I t I ; if II I ' ' M � • • ! 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