Hopewell Loudon High School - Scarlet and Grey Yearbook (Bascom, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1982 volume:

. A S., it A tiff? sfllfwif s .35 31 S S1 'el k fa - Swv '-Ng 3 ' Rfk l f is il' ' Us , X-fe T f .png : ws M K Q Q me ness-W E Q... TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors ...... Underclassmen Sports ....... Music ...AA,... . , . Sl Groups S Events . . Faculty ,...... . . A Advertisements . .. 5 ,Y s, f T . e le ' 9 s 5gAs.sihf-- 7? 9 w WS is as if A-N A 1 S ff' S Qi SN. ,fffxsil S K Lf J i. .., s S ks 1933 y s X - ig Q A ' is f SX W S Us . W in W W as o vi . iz., X' lx 6 . ,,..t X 'T . E . . it X C Q? 'T li X vi MKS X5 fi? ' N s S 3 Q xy ' 1 E' is 5 . 'Q . Q ...T ,.,. . .t s t, K gflszifil X HOPEWELL- LCUDO Box 400 Bascom, Ohio 44809 Volume 4I 8 ,..., ip l. v 4 ' 5 si ia. , ' STvE'Wlg- , V , W Af If 'Wa wefwwf Us .M N... mv? 4 Y Qv,fs?-P' ,' ' tiff h I A13 ,Q N ,gur- ,wgn , x. X .Auf M ' Q' ,. e - ,..,m ' N S - .1 V Q iq ww milf 2 is E ,bn in 'M-X I N 1 'xx ,S x 1. 1' wx ,alll fnvli 1 P' 3 I 11 pf 4 ff l ffwmm.,,. it B D A.Atlcnlqidpnn.lansnnplnul hylnocofa.l.'fobnnkicuaalnoaolony. !levccnioysanlndaujoke.C.Duiigsplul nel lamlvltta. Delis GMRS dulna hltghtLD.Intudyhal.E1l'stuuluputhch caqhllnaalon. Table Of Contents I up I ,,., Am, Z X . K., ,V,, 1 , 'LW ' wwf - Q, M. ,,,h,, K The i982 Scarlet 5 Gray Staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to a very devoted teacher, Mrs. Mary Jane Weeks. Her career in teaching has spanned fifteen years and we have been privileged that she has spent the last five at Hopewell-Loudon teaching English and literature. Her energy and cheerful manner are appreciated by students and faculty members alike. However. many times her concern has extended beyond the class- room. She has spent many hours before and after school helping students academically as well as providing moral support. Student involvement is also important to Mrs. Weeks as she is currently in her second year advising Student Council. This year she also served as a staff counselor, acquainting new teachers to school procedures. Mrs. Weeks, we wish you many more successful years at Hopewell- Loudon. . T f. s s 'Q' s ui sr z .M 945 fig s Do you ever wonder where time goes? You look back at the days when you were first starting out. Just enter- ing high school was a new and thrill- ing experience. Pondering unforgeta- ble events, a feeling of uneasiness emerges. lt seems like just yesterday that those moments were taking place. To help you relive precious memories. here is the l982 version of that very special Daze Gone By. . . 'AX 'dv 030 A. Putting up posters is just one way Jill shows her school spirit. B. Psstl . . C. Don't you darell D. During an FHA camp Veronica and Phyllis take time out to listen to some tunes. E. Sporting his famous smile. Ted crowds into the lunch line again. 4 Theme 'RW deb -v-f l L, 1 hs, I 1'-1 'E n l A. Hey . . B. Even though she's a senior, Pam is still a kid at heart. C. Before choir Sherrie takes a rest. D. Called down to the office again. E, An aspiring young artist at work. F. Looking at life from a different point of view??? l 2 1 l 1 r Q l l R w F 1, l l l Theme Srl .ia 1 ff' ak A NDN 6 Theme A, Finding the only available spot, Stefani tries to do her homework. B. During Spirit Week, Beth roots for Junior Power , C. Not having any- thing else to do, Steve catches up on all the Hollywood gossip in People. D. In Dining for Pleasure Mary and Tracy try out a new recipe. E. lt's about time Mike cleaned out his book. F. Even though the Pepsi man Dennis doesn't take many things seriously serving at a Halloween Carnival is im- portant business. G, Leave me alone. Can't you see l'm reading. W..-w....,, . E MI ...an G YZ T l X X Q K' f' f ff SE ORS PIRITS DESCE D UPO HOPEWELI. LOLIDO A. What good are Longfellow meetings if l can't gossipl . thinks Millicent Uonna Shumwayj. B. Green Falls Mayor Arnold Teague fkevin Schalkj exhibits Celestine Hatcher's will. C. Surprised. Celestine Hatcher Gina Hoffmanj narrowly avoids being sat upon by her nephew David fPaul Bishopj. D. Ivy Hatcher fCindy Bouillonj wonders if her husband David did get up on the wrong side of the petunia bed. E. Ladies' man Jonathan Cantwell Gerry Bab- cockj generously helps Dr. Freda Frantz fliatie lonesj put on hair spray. 8 Senior Class Play Y , 5-L ima-.,,,,,, ,, C ks S A. Superbrat Joy Van Satter- Iee flisa Millerj uses tired housewife Alice Jackson QDonna Poseyb as a foot- stool. B. Do I really have to wear a dress? C. Unable to grow a moustache of his own in time, Terry has to glue one on. D. As a last resort David calls in a witch Cliris Deahlj. E. Once an idler, Penelope fDiane Kesslery cannot bear to see Joy goof off. F. New ghost Ben Landers fEd Gaiettoj comes back to sweep Celes- tine off her feet. Senior Class Play 9 CLASS OF l982: TODAY WE FOLLGW TOMQRROW WE LEAD -38- if-'SJ 'V 1 I ' ' 1 N. 1 , Steven J. Arbogast Dennis M. Ardner Terry J. Babcock Thomas J. Bauer 5-2 .3 IF- Q L13 , A 5, 5 I 'David Michael Burns Stephen Bell Paul Jacob Bishop Lucinda E. Bouillon dv-G-N ja, .-lin ' -H' S1--7'-y X1 X7 . - ' 1 x 5 K Jannette L. QBentzj Brickner Thomas W. Brickner Jeffrey E. Bronson Andrew John Clouse I0 Senrors Il., .W . .uf Q .Q I fy 1 Sl 1 I ,F -' s xx X K is 0 QL .ab- H X I Q M I W Q57 N xg ! A . A , Q l f 1 2 P Jew-uv i 1 f ' ie ' -, .S E35 CD 65' ff . 'Jr .X , f5fa u.gB Q , ,,'x T 7V 1 7' i ,JJ Cindy Hershey Tina Marie Hoffman Jennifer A. Hoover Sherrie L. Hoover it-rn! 1f ' 456- 'iv-9' David L. Huff asf-51 il 6 LSI Diane L. Kessler V' I ff NNPU! Christopher John Huffman Steven J. Huffman Gene F. Hursey Roger Kinn John F. Krause James Kreais Seniors I 3 M. QM! 1 , , .. xl 'xx 34 'H ' v. . , f a N x 4, , 5 ,V X Ls 14 A fn 3 . A W' Q ,Q ..,. , J' ,-xx A x D l 4 A 0 4? O 0 'am .ob- .JrP' Donna Jean Posey Brian Robert Ream Roy Recker Allen T. Reinhart on is 4, A g '?P'4 Julia Lynn Rowe Bessie E. Runion Nanette Marie Sauber Kenneth Scaife L-,J -ur xg Kevin Michael Schalk Wendy R. Schalk John Alvin Schreiner Jonna Louise Shumway Seniors I5 r::2CG P -Q ,,. S' , - . ., 1. Q. 0 Nv- 30117: 0.-.K , , . ,. 1 f aq- , 'yn I f ' PPM. J 1' 4 , .IH , ' 1 3 oi! s-. 48'- 23 ph , f i' 'Y 2 X I., L I aw ' 1, , I ., , Lorraine D. Spero Karen J. Strausbaugh Andre R. Tiell Leif J. Uhlenhake Lb N f 35 sl K 'J Ez, Myron E. Vogel Donna Jean Waldron Kenny M. Welly I6 Seniors ht' Gary E. Wise Robert Franklin Yambert Julie A. Wingart Seniors Not Pictured: Mark Feasel Jon P. Potteiger Jane Anna Welly was killed in a car accident in October I978. She is sincerely missed by her fellow classmates. WHO ELSE, BUT A SENIOR Senior Class Officers. I-ri Mr. Herge, advisor: Dave Huff, sec.: Nan Sauber, treas.: Tina Hoffman. v-p.: Randy Gabel. pres.: Mrs. Harris. advisor. --Hey that milk is fo, the kidsyf Lighten up. il's not due till the end of the period. National Machinery: Left row, I-rf K. Strausbaugh. J. Shumf way, D. Kessler. L. Miller. K. Lones. D. Posey, J. Rowe, B. Ream, E. Gaietto. Middle: J. Lowery. C. Bouillon. R. Yam- bert. A. Clouse. T. Bauer. D. Frank, R. Gabel, S. Heck. Right row: T. Hoffman, N. Sauber. D. Burns, P. Bishop. S. Oleson. M. Droll. K. Scaife. Two seniors waste time by playing Space Invaders. ...Q f ii' A Multi-Job Training: l-r: M. Vogel. R. Recker. K. Welly, D. Hammer. J. Hoover, C. Hershey, T. Davis. S. Hoover. T. Brickner. D. Overton. R. Poignon. S. Bell, W. Schalk. T. DeMars. Mrs. Ellis. Seniors I7 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Steve Arbogast Football I 2 Basketball I 2 Track I 2 Dennls Ardner Basketball I Track I 2 Chosr I Terry Babcock Sensor Play 4 Musscal 4 Natsonal Machsn Bandl 2 3 4 Pep Bandl 2 Tom Bauer Football 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track I Baseball 3 4 Musscal Stage Crew 4 Natsonal Machsnery Steve Bell FFA I 2 PauIB1shop Footballl 2 3 4BasketbaIII 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Teen Talkl 2 3 4 Musscal I 2 3 4 Sensor PIay4 Natsonal Machsnery I 2 3 4 Honor Socsety 3 4 Teen Tutor4 Band I 2 3 4 Pep Bandl 4 Chosrl 2 3 4 Dsstrsct Chosrl 2 3 4 Travelsng Ensemble I 2 3 4 Solo I 2 3 4 Chemsstry Bowl 3 Homecomsng Escort 4 Cmdy Bousllon Basketball I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 Soft ball 2 3 4 Teen Talk 4 Sensor Play 4 Natsonal Machsn eryl 2 3 4 HonorSocsety3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Pep Band .lan Brlckner Musscal I Natsonal Machsnery I Cheerleader 2 3 Ch r 2 Solo I Ensemblel 2 Band I Homecomsng Attendant 3 Tom Brsckner FFA I 2 3 .leffBronson Cross Countryl 2 Basketballl Trackl 2 3 4 Statsstscsan I Student Councsl I 3 MusscalStage Crew I 2 FFA 4 Chosr I Varssty Basketball Manager I 2 Dav1dBurns Football I 2 3 4 Captasn 4 Basketball I Baseball 3 4 Musscal Stage Crew 2 3 4 Natsonal Ma chsnery 3 4 Wesght Lsftsng 4 Band I 2 3 4 Chosr2 Homecomsng Escort 3 4 Phys Ed Leader 3 4 Andy Clouse Football I 2 3 Cross Country 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Statsstscsan 4 Sensor Pla Crew4 Musscal Stage Crewl 2 3 4 Natsonal Machsn ery 4 Chosr 2 Dale Cole Basketball I FFA 3 4 Kevin Comer Golfl 2 3 4 Basketball I Band I 2 Dan Coppus Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I Musscal I 2 and I 4 Pe nd 3 osr I DsstrsctChosr2 3 Ensemblel 2 3 Homecomsng Escort 4 Phys Ed Leader 4 Matt Cover FFA 4 GalIDavls Basketball I Statsstscsan I 2 3 4 Chosrl 2 3 Solo I Student Councsl I Musscal I Natsonal Machsnery I Teen Tutor3 4 Elementary Asd I Homecomsng Atten dant I Terry Davss Sensor Play Lsght Crew 3 Musscal Lsght Crew I 2 3 Bandl 2 Pep Bandl 2 Krss Deahl Basketball I 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Class Offscer2 Sensor Play4 NatsonalMachsneryl 2 3 Band I 2 3 4 Dsstrsct Band 3 Pep Band I 2 3 4 Tern DeMars Lsbrary Asd 2 Offsce Helper 2 Elementary Asd 3 Steve Donelson Wrestlsng I Teen Tutor 4 Chosr I 2 Ensemble I 2 Mike Droll Football I 3 4 Golf2 Basketball I 2 3 4 Class Offscer I Student Councsl 3 4 Offscer 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Sensor Play Stage Crew 4 Natsonal Machsnery I 2 3 4 Honor Socsety3 4 Teen Tutor4 Band I 2 3 I8 Sensor Actsvstses 4 Pep Band I Wesght Lsftsng 4 Homecomsng Escort 4 Student of the Month 4 Pam Dundore Statsstscsan 2 4 Musscal I 2 3 4 Natsonal Machsnery2 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Chosrl 2 3 4 Travelsng emblel 234SoIol 23 Scott Evanoff Work Study 4 Mark Feasel Dave Frank Cross Country 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Phys Ed Leader 3 Natsonal Machsnery I 2 3 4 .lan Frankart Statsstscsan 2 4 Sensor Play Make up Crew 4 Musscal Student Dsrector 3 Natsonal Machsnery 3 Offsce He er 3 4 Chosr I 2 3 4 Solo 3 Ensemble 2 3 Intermurals 2 Randy Gabel Football I 2 3 4 Wrestlsng I 2 3 4 Class Offscerl 2 3 4 Natsonal Machsneryl 2 3 4 Honor Socsety 2 3 4 Offscer 4 Teen Tutor 3 4 Chosr I 2 Ensemble I 2 Homecomsng Escort 4 Sensor of the Month 4 EdGasetto Cross Country2 Basketballl 2 Trackl 2 3 Class Offscer 2 Teen Talk 2 Sensor Play 4 Musscal I 2 4 NatsonalMachsnery I 4 Band I 2 3 4 Pep Band I 3 4 Chosr I 2 Ensemble I 2 Art Club 4 Randy Geren Work Study 4 lynn Goshe FFA I 2 3 4 Offscerl 3 4 Band I 2 3 FFA Member of the Year 4 Deb Graber Basketball I Volleyball 2 4 Softball I 2 3 Wrestlsng Boosterl 2 3 Chos 4 Deb Graham Cheerleader I Chosr I Escort 2 4 Larry Haudenshseld FFA I 2 Dott1eHaugh Track I 2 3 4 Volleyball I 2 3 4 Class Offscer 3 Teen Talk 2 Sensor Play 4 Musscal I 2 3 4 Lsbrary Asd2 Natsonal Machsnery 3 FHAI 2 3 4 FHA State Homemaker Degree 4 Natsonal FHA Delegate 3 Mat Masd 2 Cheerleaderl Chosrl 2 3 4 Ensemble I 2 3 Phys Ed Leader 3 Steve Heck Golfl 2 3 4 Wrestlsng 2 Baseball 3 4 Student Councsl 3 4 Teen Talk 2 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Natsonal Machsnery I 2 3 4 Honor Socsety 2 3 4 Offscer 4 Teen Tutor 3 Csndy Hershey Basketball I Track 2 Annual Staff 3 Band I 2 Elementary Asd 3 Tsna Hoffman Volleyball I 2 3 4 Statsstscsan I 2 3 4 Class Offscerl 3 4 Student CouncsI2 Teen Talk I 2 3 4 Sensor Play4 Musscal I 2 3 4 Natsonal Machsnery I 2 3 4 Honor Socsety3 4 FTA 3 Teen Tutor4 Chosr I 2 3 4 Travelsng EnsembIe2 3 4 Dsstrsct Chosr2 3 4 Solo I 2 3 4 Ensemble I 2 3 4 Nutrstson Councsl I Student of the Month 4 All Ohso State Fasr Youth Chosr Jenny Hoover Softball I Band I 2 Elementary Asd I 2 Sherri Hoover Musscall 2 FHAI Chosrl 2 Homecom sng Attendant 2 Dave Huff Basketball Managerl 2 3 4 Statsstscsan I 2 4 Class Offscer 4 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Natsonal Machsnery 4 Band I 2 Stage Band I Art Club 4 Art Honorable Mentson 3 0 Q Q : . : . : . : : ' ' ' : ' : ' : : . : ' I ' I . 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' Chris Huffman: Football 2: Wrestling I, 2 Steve Huffman: Football I, 2. 3. 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: FFA 4: Choir I. 2: Traveling Ensemble 2: Homecoming Escort 4: Musical Stage Crew I, 2. 3 Gene Hursey: Wrestling I, 2, 3: FFA 4: Choir I Diane Kessler: Basketball I. 2: Student Council 4: Senior Play 4: Musical Make-Up Crew I: National Machinery 2. 4: Honor Society 4: Band I, 2, 3. 4: Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4: District Band 3. 4: All-Ohio Band 4: Ensemble I. 2 Roger Kinn John Krause: Cross Country I: Track I: Baseball 4: FFA 3 James Kreais: FFA I, 2, 3 Katie Lones: Student Council 3: Officer 3: Annual Staff 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Library Aid 3. 4: National Machinery I, 2. 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Officer 4: FTA 3: Choir I, 2, 3. 4: Ensemble 3: Buckey Girls' State 3: Student of the Month 4 Jeff Long Harold Lowery Janet Lowery: Track I: Statistician 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Musi- cal 3. 4: National Machinery I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: FHA I, 2: FTA 3: Flag Squad I, 2. 3: Choir I. 2, 3: Solo I. 3: Ensemble I. 2, 3: lntermurals 3: Art Club I. 2, 3, 4: Phys. 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Leader 3: Outstanding Junior 3 Jeremy Meisner: Football 2, 3. 4: Golf I: Baseball 4: Senior Play 4: Musical I, 2. 3. 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Traveling Ensemble I. 2. 3, 4: Solo I. 2, 3, 4 Lisa Miller: Golf 3. 4: Basketball 2: Track 3: Softball I. 2: Class Officer I: Student Council I. 2: Senior Play 4: Musical I, 2, 3: National Machinery 3, 4: Office Helper 3: Cheerleader I: Band I, 2, 3. 4: Pep Band I. 2, 3, 4: District Band 3, 4: Choir I: Solo I, 2: Ensemble I. 2: Elementary Aid I, 2: Homecoming Attendant 4 Eric Netzel: Football I. 2.4: Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Track I, 2, 3, 4: FFA 4: Homecoming Escort I. 4 Karen Nye: Statistician 2, 3. 4: Annual Staff 2: Teen Talk 3: Senior Play 4: Musical Student Director 4: National Ma- chinery I: Office Helper 4: Teen Tutor 3: Cheerleader I: Band I, 2. 3, 4: Elementary Aid 2: Musical Make-Up Crew 2, 3 Steve Oleson:Cross Country 2, 3.4: Wrestling I: Track 2. 3, 4: Class Officer 2. 3: Student Council 4: Officer 4: Teen Talk 2. 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Musical I, 2, 3, 4: National Machinery I, 2, 3. 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: District Choir I. 2, 3, 4: Solo 2, 3, 4: Ensemble I: Traveling Ensemble 2. 3. 4: Chemistry Bowl 3: Hugh O'Brian Seminar Participant 2: Student of the Month 4 Donita Overton: Basketball I: Track I, 2: Volleyball I: Library Aid I: Choir I. 2 Jim Painter: FFA 3, 4 Rob Poignon Donna Posey: Senior Play 4: Musical 3, 4: Library Aid 3: National Machinery I, 3. 4: FHA I, 2: Mat Maid 3, 4: Band I, 2.3, 4: Pep Band I. 2: Flag Squad I, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 4: Ensemble 2, 3: Elementary Aid I. 2: Softball Manager 3 Jon Potteiger: FFA 3, 4 ...GO EBY Brian Ream: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Basketball I, 2, 3: Track 3, 4: National Machinery 4: Band I, 2: Pep Band I: Homecoming Escort 4: Phys. Ed. Leader 3. 4 Roy Recker: Basketball I: FFA I, 2, 3: Band I. 2 Allen Reinhart: FFA 2, 3. 4: Officer 3. 4 Julie Rowe: Basketball 2, 3.4: Softball I, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Library Aid I. 2, 3: National Machinery I, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3.4: FHA I, 2, 3, 4: Teen Tutor 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band I, 2, 3, 4: District Band 4: Officer 3, 4: Phys. Ed. Leader 3, 4 Bessie Runion: Softball 3: FHA 2: Elementrry Aid 3 Nan Sauber: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4: Softball I, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Teen Talk 3, 4: Senior Play 4: National Machinery I, 2. 3. 4: Honor Society 4: Teen Tutor 4: Band I, 2, 3.4: Pep Band I, 2. 3, 4: District Band 3: All-Ohio Band 4: Drum Major 4: Phys. Ed. Leader 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 4 Ken Scaife: National Machinery 4: Honor Society 4: FFA I. 2. 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Member of the Year 3. 4 Kevin Schalk: Football I. 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Basketball I, 2. 3, 4: Baseball I. 2, 3, 4: Teen Talk 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Musical I, 2. 3, 4: National Machinery I, 2, 3, 4: Teen Tutor 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: Traveling Ensemble 2. 3, 4: Solo 2, 3. 4: Ensemble l. 2. 3. 4: District Choir 2, 3. 4: Homecoming Escort 4 Wendy Schalk: Track I: National Machinery I. 2, 3: FHA 3: Cheerleader I: Band I John Schreiner: Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3. 4: Track I, 2. 3, 4: National Machinery 3: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Traveling Ensemble 2, 3. 4: Ensemble I Jonna Shumway: Softball 3, 4: Student Council 4: Senior Play 4: Library Aid 3, 4: National Machinery 2, 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Teen Tutor 2. 3: Choir 2, 3: Ensemble 2: Elementary Aid 4 Lori Spero: Musical I: Cheerleader I Karen Strausbaugh: Volleyball I. 2: Softball 2: Student Council 4: National Machinery 2, 3, 4: Band I. 2. 3: Pep Band 2: Ensemble I, 2: Chemistry Bowl 3: Homecoming Attendant 4 Andre Tiell: Senior Play 4: Musical 4: FFA 4 Leif Uhlenhake: Cross Country I: Basketball I: Track 2: Band I, 2 Myron Vogel Donna Waldron: Softball I, 2: FHA I, 2, 3: Choir I: Elemen- tary Aid I. 2 Ken Welly: FFA I. 2. 3: Officer 2 Julie Wingart Gary Wise: FFA 4 Rob Yambert: Football I,2, 3. 4: Basketball I, 2, 3: Track I: Senior Play 4: Musical I, 2, 3, 4: National Machinery I, 2. 3, 4: Band I, 2. 3: Pep Band I. 2: Choir I. 2, 3. 4: District Choir 2, 3, 4: Traveling Ensemble 2. 3. 4: Ensemble I, 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Escort 4: Phys. Ed. Leader 4 Senior Activities I9 LL,1 ,1- 1 4 I , -Vi xg, r A V -, K x 23 1: ,. , L' ,- F5 'Y if 'T . Q to , fi , an COLIPLES TEMPORARILY UNITE On October 29th and 30th, three couples from four Adult Living classes entered into holy matrimo- ny. The Mock Wedding terminated the unit on marriage. Through class participation, the seniors learned how to plan and finance a wedding and reception. Each couple had a traditional wedding but made up their own vows. Everyone had fun as they watched Tina Hoffman be- come Mrs. Robert Yambert. Sherrie Hoover become Mrs. Eric Netzel and Ruth Hites become Mrs. An- drew Clouse. A f-:, 1 fa X. Ky, 'M GWMZMEW Y , , 2 '4'f' Q X X 'QE X l f A Qty v -.f '?5'r' L' Wea Members ofthe Hoffman Yamberr Weddin Part tl r D Graber I, Miller J Lower K A' g y ' 3 ' o - Q Q . . Nye J. Shumway. D. Kessler. T. Hoffman, R. Yambert. D. Frank, D. Coppus. K. Schally. D. Ardner, D. Burns. S. Arbogast. 20 Mock Wedding M Opposite Page: A. Can you believe it. Brian Ream a minister?I B. As the best man, Dan Cop- pus toasts the new Mr. And Mrs. Rob Yambert. C. Now, open wide. This Page: A. With this ring. I thee wed . . B. Presenting, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Clouse. C. As father of the bride. Dave Huff gives his daughter away. D. I don't know whether I should laugh or cry. E, Throwing the garter was obvi- ously Rob's favorite part of the wedding. F. As the bouquet soars in the air. Tina wonders who will catch it. G. Father Steve Heck swells with pride as he walks his daughter down the aisle. Mock Wedding 2 I 22 Class Trip SE IORS SAY, WE LOVE NEW YORK I . This page: A. This is the entire Empire State Building! B. Awaiting the arrival of the 727. seniors relax with their shades in place. C The trip has just begun and they are already at each other's throats. D. Could it be the Great Philos- opher Gaietto a century later? Opposite page: A. Why don't you just take the picture Mike?'.' B. The President of ltaly's limo. C. Well, l guess that was an exciting tour. D. The graffiti on the subway made the ride very interesting. E. After climbing the Statue of Liberty, the men gathered in front of the American Eagle for a picture. F. A shot from inside Chinatown's Temple. G. Getting a different view of China- town. Jeremy Meisner peaks through advisor Mrs. Harris' zoom lens. Q a-rx M 'Jw .4- sql-rw 1-ff ,QQ V 'Q' Q MF' E , K .'qq . A .X Y SX E' - F Q S QK ZA ' 3 5- , g ' -57 F , , x V. 4. . - . x , ...Ly Q Q ,E ky t S . r' I h e fs- - 'M i s .. A A ., .uw W Class Trip 23 1 L 1 Lf W 11 f 1, g I ! iii 4521.1 Nm 7 'ff .ls la ' ,ff 5, TH M' 'Kiwi-, 'H I Aw Q FA, i ll ii' 'vt' -'lqgx 5' 'f : 1 - 55 L x 4 1 1 . A il is Z vm 'S 'K '7 Q x v 'Y -J 1 I sy 5 J! 'fi A is 5:9 ' FS su I J Wolfe Speaker TOP TEN PERCENT Paul Bishop Katie Lones Randy Gabel Janet Lowery Steve Heck Steve Oleson Diane Kessler Karen SENIOR SURVEY Most Likely to Suceed Randy Gabel Karen Strausbaugh Best Personality Randy Gabel Diane Kessler The Politest Randy Gabel Donna Posey Most Intelligent Steve Heck Diane Kessler Best Worker Randy Gabel Tina Hoffman Most Artistic Ed Gaietto Janet Lowery Most Athletic Eric Netzel Nan Sauber Most Business Minded Terry Babcock Katie Lones Science Genius Steve Oleson Karen Strausbaugh Best Farmer, Homemaker Lynn Goshe Dottie Haugh Best Musician Ed Gaietto Julie Rowe Best Singer Paul Bishop Tina Hoffman Best Dressed Paul Bishop Gail Davis Class Comedian Dennis Ardner Julie Rowe Most Frequent Daydreamer Terry Babcock Wendy Schalk Best Partier Roy Recker Gail Davis Smoothest Talker Paul Bishop Donita Overton Sexiest Tom Bauer Sherrie Hoover Favorite Class Adult Living Favorite Teacher Mr. Plott yi F1 QS L65 AWK? Brad Agerter Brett Arbogast Jim Arbogast Chris Barger Teresa Bland Scott Blue Jody Boes Denise Bouillon Jerry Braciak Sheri Breitigam Betty Brickner Cecelia Brickner Tracy Brickner Scott Bryant Beth Burns Phil Clouse Gerard Coleman Lisa Collet JU IORS wa f ' 4 JM aggl' V w lv, A lr,i af. .I B, 5 - Has.. fA ll ' , x Cel N KXWA W. W5 ar if , , . Q W ai f nflfl fy f 'af ,X fs, sf? Y as zfffr., is A 'Ffh vi' fc in f.-zgffirfs J 93 as : . , Y. -. 9 -1 . -s sg. 'U 9 4 3: 'nfs' P. In .x 55? w In Advanced Biology, Mr. Jacobs explains how to dissect a shark to Sheri Breitigam. 44' 45, ro ,Z 1 Being the only junior in a German class can be lonely. X x '-X X E .ar :es , t x Q Y ,X xxx .N x x X Q . KQV' E John Coppus , Gena Dillon B Laura Droll Mike Egbert Q y Connie Faber I t :tix I A B f aaei t g A - 5 55 A 1 .- S y B . S ay Dawn Foreman .B S P- ,. Sandy Fox . I '. ' f . ' f ,B idx fre i ' Teresa Fruth fi' 1' b y rrrrrr' A y 'X S S Theresa Gabel ' X 'Q it Rosemary Gaietto .K B ,xox xgyglg. 5 -yi . 3 1 . A :ji - Y a.,: 5 y K ' , . A Q 1 if . .N , is y X 5 y me Jeff Hammer U , ' B Kevin Hammer S S S f - R1 ' i'lr,i,e 1' Ben Haugh P , Ruth Hltes . , Steve Hoover , x X '. 1 , I ...,.. 45 X X It Bill Hossler Ray Hossler Heidi Huth Bill Hutson Sheila Irving Will you be quietl lt's time for choir. as Ni ' . S- - Q ,' Q . ei . E it :L3a,,f,,. is' 'A No wonder Kevin Hammer is so ' 'N smart. He spends his time in ln Spanish Ill, Phil Clause constructs a pinata. the library reading' Juniors 29 X .:.,: In Chemistry lab, Brad Agerter tries his hand at glass bending. Bob Jump Mike Kitchen Don Kotnik Doug Kotnik Caroline Kuhn Tim Kuhn Terry Love Rex Malone Mary Martinez Tim Meeker Julie Miccichi Tina Mizen Steve Moyer Patti Myers we - -- tie! wg X X My N KWH Theresa and Sandy. you're supposed to be ,sw WM! ..f up If A K' eero 5 3 gfff iii working on your research papers! ,J Scott Nighswander ks. Lisa Pachlhofer John Pachlhofer Julie Painter Beth Peter Deb Reinhart s . ' 41' 30 Juniors 'Y f' J , 4 3 ,AF 4 S 3 K ,MH MV fffi, Off7cers: Standing, I-rg Phil Clouse. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Rouser, advisers: Painter. prom chairman. Sitting: Don v-pa Jenny Shellhouse. sec.: Theresa treas. wx, .au Q S is .., SFX ! lt's not easy to be tough when your coat doesn't fit. Mark Reinhart Sandy Reinhart Keith Scaife Michelle Schalk Mark Schriner Jenny Shellhouse Andra Slosser Bill Speessen Bob Steve Karen Swander Chad Taylor Theresa Wade Mike Waldron Sandy Williams Scott Wise Not Pictured Billie Joe Bethel Randy Halcomb X Juniors 3I Inu 'x ll N vs ti 5 fest Y Xt i N Rn, s.. Kim Agerter Bertha Alvarado Shawn Beeson Dennis Bell Michelle Bell Dave Benner Todd Bishop Todd Breitigam Betsy Brickner Rocky Cassidy SOPHOMORES If A1 M l ln Single Survival. Rusty Feasel discovers that his sewing machine doesn't run anything like a car. 32 Sophomores Lori Clouse Sean Clouse Sue Cornett Grant Cover Ken Foreman Erika Forman Joyce Frank Stefani Frankart Julie Frobase Allen Fruth .x ' T s 4 V' At an FHA camp Teresa Mosler Sandy and Beth Schock enjoy eating their sack X 1' jk , TQ: ' s ' 43' ln 'Lil .. A , I , W , A' X ll is L 'a ' 1 r UI ' 1 1, l s 1 A-,r ,A A q if r 5 L 'N -. d, as W if ES 4 Q5 Af, , '57 , ' E' K 3. , i pg O y f 'F 2 ' Rob Gabel Marcia Gaietto Brenda Geren Kim Gosche Bob Goshe Diann Graham Ron Haynes Pam Hoffman Keith Hohman June Hoover Michelle Hoover Jeff Huffman Jon Huffman Marlene Kessler Tonia Kiesel Lynda King Michele King Cherrie Lauer ed for the faculty Bob During fifth Penod flPS hmlself lo 3 sam Even at the end of a long day at school. Laura Schreiner still Elena persistently works Pl? 0f the meal remains happy go lucky. on volleyball statistics Warren Long Karen Lowery Mark Lowery Jeff Margraf' Vonda Martin Elaine McKinnon Randy Mizen Teresa Mosier Tim Mullins Kim Mutchler John Myers Bob Nye Brenda Pachlhofer Sandy Painter Jerry Reinhart f r ' 1 A- 'A ,sy ' dl Us ,...4 .I f As she does in class. Brenda Pachlhofer gives her full attention to the speaker at an FHA meeting. While celebrating Oktoberfest in Gefman ll' Michele King Good friends like Michelle Kotnik. Kim Gosche, samples German cuisine. and Julie Frobase stick together. If ' is as . Paula Rinebold V y j Ken Sayre fi ,I John Schalk .I Beth Schock 1 ' I y Lisa Schoonover A f e,i 5 X N fi V ' 4 -1, W ,.! 4 , gli 34 Sophomores cv Laura Schreiner Ron Seifert Dave Shoemaker Elena Slosser Anna Spessen 1:1 eighth period on Friday, our photographer f, Fruth doing something that every stu- does in study hall . . . wasting away! Kandi Sullenberger Wesley Tiell Scott Werling Michelle Zahn Steve Zoeller Not Pictured: Steve Barney. Chris lass Omcers: Top row. I-rg Cherrie Lauer. sec.: Mrs. Poignon, advis- ra Michele King. treas. Bottom row: Marcia Gaietto, v-p.: Lynda King, res. Chaney, Dave Elchert, Rusty Feasel. Gloria Garza, Tim Schumacher Although he's not whistling while he works, Wesley Tiell keeps in mind that all great craftsmen started out making metal tool boxes. Sophomores 35 With care and preci- sion Todd Boes sets his router for use. Jim Anderson Tina Arbogast Cheryl Ardner Kelly Babb Bill Beekman Todd Boes Dan Bouillon Karen Brickner Rocky Brickner Jill Bronson Joel Brown Laura Bryant Jane Burns Melanie Burns Tammy Cobb Chuck Cornett Jeff Craft Jill Crum Ted DeMars Patty Dockery Michelle Durst Kim Feasel Xxx A ,, - .,,.. .. L fiifxffikg .N -. 1: -. x ., X 1 R V '. ,N K f .f ass X X N X Sml S N is .. i A W N we ,' Tv l' xv - X Q1 J N .J laik' 'T K Q X Nm X , I ix N X , ei S X N X C 9 R X an YQQ X X ix is N S X x.,.N ., K 5 Y X N X -. Q -we 2 fe. Q.- . 5 X - X 1 af l K 2- F . may . X .. , 3 , . :. 1 K . - -Q 1, . Q f-W X x X X ,aw df . Sl V N' X X X X S Q xx ,. 2 NR X xx lg x 8 1 Q tt :if . . SEQ, yy C , Q, f- s 5 .Sm SSS C Q, m e t N NEA' 2 we Q.-Nr C N ,Q lj ,jg F is-'S I wonder if he'd suffocate if l tied enough. - in JX X f - J il ti if .:, Sf, ISI o r A ax? x I will not chew gum in class. I will not chew gum in class. I will not chew . . . Lori Fox Julie Gibson Jeff Grashel Dawn Greenwald Jerry Hammer Jon Hampshire Brenda Haugh Brad Hedrick Jim Hinkle Kim Hoerig Kyle Hohman Carol Hoover Janise Hoover Ken Hoover Sherrie Hoover Brian Huss Joe Irving Sheila Jordan Jon Jump Aaron Keckler During an FHA camp Josie, Vicki, Brenda. Sherrie. and Brenda find that they have nothing better to do than hang around. Freshman 37 K , is H' Q ff f' Jean Klingshirn J AA' 'll ll if Michelle Kotnik as n is ,W 6 Linda Krupp A Q 5 , M JLB4 X Colene Lones K f Jolene Lones , u e G 4 Cl K' 4 f ani!! C V., Tim Lorah Todd Lucius Terri Marks Mark Masella Eric McCormack frtifg .sf V ef? e Karen McKinney W Denise Meeker K Tom Moffett of Brenda Norris J, f Kathy Nye J , xg y. l 5 '13 In John Oleson Paula Overton Ruth Posey .7 Lisa Reinhart Mike Reinhart fri Wait a minute Mrs. Weeks. let me write all this down. Class Officers: I-ra Brian Huss, treas.1 Denise Meeker, v- pg Mr. Steyer. adviser: Jim pres.: Karen McKinney, sec. 38 Freshmen ew' . 'Vz, h ,g, f ',' ii 2 a-IW . Q, My Q. if ,Q E ln Industrial Arts. Dan Bouillon carefully examines his latest creation. . 'BBXX Study hall gives Eric McCormack time to catch up on the news. N .1 Q E3 - . XZ x ,XJ wi? V. 1- 5,3 1 xx ' It VM in 3.9m ' Q Bill Ricker Mona Sayre Kevin Scaife Bryan Schalk Karen Schriner Steve Sendelbach Tina Sferro Diane Shinn Eric Slosser Tim Souder Attendance is one of Jolene Lones' regular duties as assis- tant librarian. Jill Steinmetz Amy Taylor Vicki Thom Shawn Todd Jane Varney Josie Vera Kenny Welly Dawn Whitman Scott Wingart Greg Woods Freshmen 39 Phyllis Arbogast Ken Ardner Doug Baker Jody Baker Janis Bell Tom Benner Eileen Bouillon Heidi Brandt Peg Brickner Jay Brucker Mike Calmes Jodi Carr Rob Clifton David Clouse John Clouse Joe Coleman X ,,.,4 9' if' 4.5, Y W 5 Q1 XZ W .-A, x X 5 X Q' AX Silks Q? N 1 i 'S S3 -Qt' if Veronica Cornett i . J we 'Q EIG HTH Q-UE .. .L S 7 -f i t M X N. is im .. ,A N, -1 f I .- l We 40 Eighth Are you studying to follow in your father's footsteps, Tracy? Q Nix +. X. was f 5 Q rii as S X it X JY y I 'W 1 a ta. is-.: Class Off7cers:Standing, I-rg Kelli Zoeller sec Mr Gardner, adviser: Jean King, treas Front Todd Huss, pres.: Scott Wade. v-p. J sw? 1, Q gg Z7 ka QQX t After looking at his report card, Ken Ardner sighs in relief. gr Vflri 1 V if f Bill Davis y u y , rv Don Decker Q A ' r '-' 1 V '- t Julie Feindel ' iv 'D v p yu A M Tonya Fey yy J W ' Todd Flathman ' 'lTl'3.1fJ2'lI ...4.,.... Mfg I A-3, QW, 2-W ,- x, ' ' , r Gary Foos i A W y Lori Fox M 2 3' Matt Frisch js ' . V 'ff Kathy Graham v , ' 9 Tim Hampshire ff One would think David Clouse would get used to looking at straight A's. f Chad Helms uk ey 1' f,. - Calvin Hoover J .L jj H 1 H' u Jeff Hoover ' 'r D' D X 1 Xi V? Brian Huff X ggi! i 4 X Dolores Hursey if .... In Home Ec. class Dawn Mizen prac- tices putting make-up on Traci Ward. Eighth 4l Using his charm and wrt Scott Finley tries to Too much homework can turn mild-mannered Bill COBX 3 Shy little girl to i0il1 ln on U12 fun. Davis into a homicidal maniac. 42 Eighth Todd Huss Jean King David Kitchen Anna Kreais Wanda Lones Tracy Love Laura Magers Kim Marks Valerie Martin Jenna Meisner Laurence Miley Tracey Miller Dawn Mizen Angela Mosier Cheryl Nickel Jon Nugent Randy Nye Cassie Perrine .KET ,NI X . -fs -'-- .self Q L . s 0 SMX X X Q iz? Q X A N X xg Q X QNX X fo X .. X xx N T' gig - 5 K sl. 'K X X X Q ,., . . X 'A N 5 X X ea, g X -v tk X. E 8 ,f ' .iifgfs . K ix x 5' + .Xxx , .,,.N ,X vm L 'iss 3 N ' . N X , is - Q as .X XXX 'K V 'X' K ! l i if X X Xs ,K X , 3 I' ' K X s sg i . wvjf 'I S X tw X is sf -sf X ssh , at gx After playing his contest solo for the other band m Jay brucker seems pleased with his brilliant performance. xg' KX Q -ff V- fn., - - as X T, F ' embers. Q . s few Q E ' N . . it .1 Y 4 ,- 1 L ,AC in 1 A J' Q K ,J F . M, , z 5. Qs ,- On her first sewing project, Lori Fox tries to flatten the pattern for pinning. 5 X- 5 g fur f S N 6' QQ c : qi 1' ' if Q.- ,. .. Z- ff-fp ,Q ,Iv 0 ix in , Q 1 -Hwy I ' f s ' ' 1 , S stew. Q ,..s,t..as ' Even with tons of homework to do, Mike Calmes would rather read his library book. lt's amazing to see Dean Pot- teiger awake and listening to the teacher. Dean Potteiger Ed Reinhart Mike Reinhart Stephanie Ricker David Shaver Kathy Speessen Tom Stuckert David Uballe Scott Wade Traci Ward Dennis Welly Ray Wickam Rob Williams Shelly Wise Kelli Zoeller Not Pictured: Scott Finley As an experienced babysitter. Kim Marks gives encourage- ment to an apprehensive pres- chooler. Eighth 43 SEVENTH During the Halloween Carnival. Tracy Ley operates one of the games sponsored by the seventh grade. Brenda Agerter Andrea Anderson Roger Arbogast Mike Babcock 3 Eric Beidelschies Carla Benner Cheryl Bentz Mike Berrier 7 Scott Bishop Deb Braciak Tina Brackney Paul Breidenbach Laura Brickner Dawn Clouse 'j X Sf, f In fourth period study hall Dave Hossler and Bill McKinney take attendance for Mrs Miller 'JN i 44 Seventh 1 '55 1 0 ' ' Q, 1 X47 f 8 gg . . ? are A J ,.. h-4' X ' . I Y' . V I . X M ry I , x gx i .ff . ' - A :Rx , MK, A . ' I' 1 ff 4 xl 8 1 as 's 5 1 'H-1 ws f if ' X I s. Al I Ili' 5 -4 J - Cara Cochie Dave Coleman Pat Cornett Lisa Dundore Amy Fetzer Roger Frank Eric Frankart Chris Fruth David Fruth Patty Gaietto Pam Haugh Tracy Haynes Bobby Hoffman Kurt Hohman Joan Hoover Afterschool, Deb Braciak lakes piano lessons from Miss Plassman. Since Bobby Huffman is so small, he can be comfortable and bored at the same time. Seventh 45 Dave Hossler Rod Kirby Natalie Kuhn Tracy Ley Trudy Love a RA xl, . A Q . fsfs x X B, A J ' . In study hall. Ronda Wisegiver tells Michelle Werling and Cheryl Class Omcers: Top, I-r: Kevin Sendelbach, pres Mike Rumsch Bentz about the cute guy she saw last night. lag, v-p. Bottom row: Miss Cramer, adviser Angle McKinnon sec.-treas. 46 Seventh .1 sfs .Q Bill McKinney ' 'R Angie McKinnon A Q B ,B Greg Park R X X f' f Dave Rankin Q 'M 7' ' Ryan Reid 'QQ s.si - Q y X? K ' y f Ban Riley B P X, f , fi Mike Rumschlag 3 ' f- I H, Steve Sayre Y , Y i 41, Cindy Schalk B ' X X Bob Scherger Af'l R ,Qy:,,q f R ., R 5' ll j X xxx Fl l iixsq- fhi Beth Schreiner Janet Schreiner Kevin Sendelbach Larry Steinmetz Doug Stewart Diane Swander Paula Varney Brent Volkmer Michelle Werling Greg Wilson Ronda Wise Giver James Yoder Do I have to smile for this picture? No! Pictured: Missy Bethel Becky Breese Mark Burns Lorne Roby Mike Thomas Seventh 47 :LY 241.0 1 ' .1 'Lita'-R L 7 1 Q Ynvfrff 'f.L'11'.- , , ,.:n. IW-Q.. i ff f X J 'X 1,8 uf? QUEEN REIGNS OVER DE DLQCK - 4 it A 1 Senior Karen Strausbaugh of Senior Lisa Miller Junior Caroline Kuhn Queen Nan Sauber l98I Homecoming Queen Nan Sauber reigned over a contest between the Chieftains and the Tigers of Seneca East that ended in a 7-7 deadlock. The Chieftains were first to score when quarterback Jeff Craft tossed one to Tom Bauer for six. Brian Ream's precise one-point con- version made the score 7-0. After a score by the Tigers. the game was a hard and long fight to the finish. Giving the fans a different kind of entertainment, at halftime, were the combined talents of the Marching Chieftains and the Marching Tigers. The combination gave a fantastic show enjoyed by the enthusiastic fans. After the game the students enjoyed the traditional Homecoming Dance where Queen Nan and her court were honored and the spirit-winning seniors ruled. Music for the evening was supplied by J. B. Sound. As always, the Student Council was responsible for the organization and planning of Spirit Week and all the Homecoming festivities. Certainly, a job well done. Sophomore Theresa C, A325 'r 'ax Ffeshmen Kim H0958 l98O Queen Theresa Bell Homecoming 7? X in ff- K ww- I' A V xt l B ' V ,Q - ,Y I. N ,g W if - , Dx A s-.pm -'.-.:. 1 1 fzwvrg ...... gl'f. rug Aisha. 1 ' 'i. K 15 ,-'yl1 5 ggefa h It L- - 1 ,rel , I , 'Ir ' xp Q,Jv'I 5wVx M im, W rw M xi. QQ mn G li- ' M 4' 'll' il ,W firm: i..-N if H 'tin A. .lunior attendant Caroline Kuhn and es- corts Doug Hammer and Steve Huffman. B. Senior attendant Nan Sauber and escorts Kevin Schalk and Dave Burns. C. Senior at- tendant Karen Strausbaugh and escorts Tom Bauer and Brian Ream. D. Sophomore atten- dant Theresa Mosier and escorts Jeremy Meisner and Randy Gabel. E. Freshmen at- tendant Kim Hoerig and escorts Mike Droll and Rob Yambert. F. Queen Nan and her attendants take time out for a picture. G. Senior attendant Lisa Miller and escorts Paul Bishop and Eric Netzel. H. I9S0 Home- coming Queen Theresa Bell and escort Dan Coppus. Homecoming A. Behind the scenes, the camera crew catches game highlights. B. During a critical moment, the line eagerly awaits Bob's call. C. Eric fall down and go boom. D. Brian, you should know by now that my mom thinks you're a nice boy! E. Giving him confidence, Coach Fries assures Jeff he can do it. F .... and here come the Chieftains! G. With a burst of speed, Paul zeroes in for a score. H, Getting into the swing of Spirit Week, Den- ise and Gena do their share of Junior Class decorating. Homecoming TRYING SEASON FOR NEW COACH A,-f V -ru-5 ,ff y Q--in M N... , fy- N 1, -Q... vi Varsity Football Front row I r P Bishop B Ream, S, Huffman. E. Netzel, D. Hammer, S. Hoover. J. Meisner. M Droll D Burns Row 2 J Coppus M Schrmer R Gabel, D. Coppus. R. Yambert, T. Bauer, K. Schalk, B. Jump, D Kotnuk Row 3 B Agerter D Bell R Gabel J Myers. W. Tiell, S. Zoeller, J. Brown. J. Craft. S. Wise. Row 4:A. Fruth M Masella A Keckler 8 Schalk J Anderson E McCormack. B. Hedrick. G. Woods. J. Oleson. Row 5: B. Hedrick K Cochie D Kotmk Coach Lydy Coach Fries Coach Wolff, J. Bronson. R. Young, R. Gahel. rom, A. Ready . . . Break! 8. Finding a hole in the Tiger defense. Eric Netzel hashes through C. Last minute instructions are given by Coach Pressler during a pre-game warm up. nior High Football: Front Row, I-ra S. Sayre. E. Beidelchies. .l. Yoder, P. Breidenbach, L. einmetz, B. Scherger, B. McKinney, G. Wilson. D. Alvarado. G. Swartzmiller. Row 2. Coach essler. D. Stewart. D. Rankin. R. Kirby. C. Fruth. D. Hossler. M. Barrier. K. Hohman, R. ank. J. Margraf, Coach Kirian. Row 3: R. Clifton. D. Uballe, J. Nugent, J. Clause. S. Wade. Huss. C. Helms. D. Kitchen. T. Stuckert. Football 5 I CHANTS AND CHEERS BOOST MORALE 1 4 'X an 15 4 wan wud 1 I r Varsit Football Cheerleaders Standin lr B Alvarado S Fox L Pachlhofer y : g, - : . , . , . S. Reinhart, J. Steinmetz. Sitting, l-r: J. Frobase, K. Gosche. L. Droll. M. Kotnik V. Thom. 52 Football Cheerleaders Junior High Football Cheerleaders: Top. D. Clause. Middle. lm R. Wisegiver, S. Ricker. l.. Magers. Kneeling. I-rg N. Kuhn. H. Brandt. X N X YOUNG NETTERS GO SEASON WITH ONLY ONE Junior Meisne Schrein 9 .. c 'A High Volleyball: Standing. l-rg J. King. K. Speessen, S. Wise, L. Fox. A. Mosier. J. LOSS A PIECE This year's junior high volleyball squads delivered a tremendous show under new Coach Dave Rein- hart's leadership. The eighth grade ended their season with a I2-I re- cord and the seventh grade finished with a record of 9-I. ln addition. they also won the Green Springs Ju- nior High Volleyball Tournament. The top server for the eighth grade. Angela Mosier. finished with a 92W average and Janet Schreiner had an 88? average for the seventh grade. Coach Reinhart summed up the year by saying, We had a good year. The eighth grade girls should be a very big asset to our high school volleyball program. '-2 -rf, -5- 'al 'F' K' r. A. Anderson. V. Martin. T. Fey. Kneeling. I-ra J. Mosier. D. Swander. K. er. J. Hoover, C. Schalk. C. Benner, P. Brickner. K. Zoeller. Junior High Volleyball S3 1 2 3 4 1 if Wf,, , s i iQ PLfkYER ,X Y Q W I EIEI www? nf Q a X 5 N 2 ' QA xv, L 3-Mmm K, ,wxgf AA-. wfffxwfwrm-,W,,: .,,, , , I ,.X, A , . , , - , kv Q! , fiifv 198 lly the uf n V-wiv ?is9fi51iIffefi 'BQ SCX- by f 4 've Qgf755f5ff6i:ii1dg jiyljili ihdreserve Singlilbssg fan- 3- 'With ,me W ' FW'Sf. f!12 Ov-rff1ll ff' sqggads was mn oiganized fgshglHsrsf !?ares:l'sNight- and at Sabiiiiaaiiijuet. the 'fol- qpgpplg wqsfe honored: Lf Thktesa Wade f3lQilieJAA FQlicci1iAhi:ff f5f F ' A Hoffiiian ' ' 52515 !29!fi?gfH9l!8 ' f Nair S.-iubgr iiirfpfbvedi 5g3 1 JQyc2 gfraqk Kfliiizzxkfzfxr ' 1121.411 , , Julie sets the in thi ipoilightjiow. Glt's P'99 ' f5T gayxx- 0 Z' X, s 9 T SX f f' 1' N- 4 6- 'E' 'lv' 5 'K f' F .MF 5 F 3 E Ev! fi-S n in f - CS, -A ,. RWM. ff. Q ff v i 52 1 ,vw s , Q, f- r '33, v -we V, W, .5 ,....,..-v P 9 A- - L' , Keeping Pace For Another Season Q e A R? xx Q ff , X iffy! ,, x ' I F XX 'ji vf JM svn' f ' A '4 I, f ,fav C SCL-LSC H-L Opp Lakota 9l 4l Northwood 65 44 Seneca East 56 47 Arcadia 94 28 Beltsville 8l 3 I New Riegel 68 37 Lakeside 83 38 Mohawk 52 49 St. Wendelin 4I '47 Ottawa Hills 4l 39 Old Fort 78 4l Seneca East 49 Sl Ottawa Hills 5I 34 Bettsville 58 38 North Baltimore 60 42 New Riegel 55 53 Lakeside Sl 42 Old Fort BI 39 Northwood SI 36 North Baltimore 73 65 Beltsville 76 57 Lakeside 58 39 Vanlue 59 54 Woodmore 42 43 YEAR OF THE CHAMPIONS ll 3 Varsity Basketball: Standing, I-ra Coach Herge, J. Schreiner, K. Schalk, J. Arbogast B ,lump Hossler, Coach Jump. Sitting: M. Droll, A. Clouse. E, Netzel. M. Egbert, S. Hoover D Frank Speessen. Kneeling: Dave Huff. manager. l ' Q .Silk tl 1, 4' QW, 9 N I L its X ww ,w5N'k Mx i if Y f. I ' 5 fx - 8 Boys'Reserve Basketball: Sitting: J. Margraf, B. Nye, S. Clouse, J. Arbogast. T. Bishop, A SUPER SEASO FOR .IU IOR VARSITY, I8-2 H-L Opp Lakota 42 28 Northwood 49 27 Seneca East 42- 47 Arcadia 45 35 Beltsville 50 20 New Riegel 34 25 Lakeside 46 26 Mohawk 50 40 St. Wendelln 42 33 Ottawa Hills 56 35 Old Fort 48 29 Seneca East 43 40 Ottawa Hills 58 35 Bettsville 3 I 24 North Baltimore 5I 38 New Riegel 49 46 lakeside 59 38 Old Fort 48 29 Northwood 55 27 North Baltimore 69 5 I B. Jump, W. Long. Standing: Coach Herge. J. Craft. S. Beeson. S. Hoover, J. Pachl- hofer, B. Hossler, D. Huff, manager. Q uit oz uoy s Keserve Basketball A. A typical scene during a time-out. B, These hands are for dribbling. not for pattyecake. C. A hand from nowhere intimidates freshman Jeff Craft. D. Get out the way. Mr. New Riegel. E. The Chieftain 2-3 defense in action. E L' N -ol 'X I XX s RR N X . ' 5 5-if Q iiwiif Ns gi x 'S 9. 9 --Q lil 'P flu. -,za mg: 1 -9 ., ,. , f Yu-vw' E H S! I S? OFFENSIVE RECORDS SHATTERED A J ,.,,,..wR i JxW',....N.. . Ad if ,sf ,wf ' pf V A , ...,J M,...f N-w 5 lf . s g wdpg- . ,Wf-' J,,sP ' iw'- V 2 if ,fx Q My.. VM iii. I J V V J 5 27 J . 3 LM.m5f:w,,VAg, Vg,, .., , V .6 , f 3-ji1Yf:Q.,1 . Reserve. Back row. I-r. Coach Kleinfelter. S. Reinhart and E. Slosser. stais.. T. Cobb, J. gf. . , f 1, . M 4 V Varney, D. Whitman. K. Agerter, K. Brickner. T. Arbogast. M. Gaielto. stat.. Coach ' A , ' I ' Stevenson. Front: J. Shellhouse and T. Wade. stats., D. Meeker. J. Crum, K. Schriner. J. W . , Vera. T. Bland and L. Pachlhofer. stats. ' . , f . A V J Girls' Baskeiball 65 -9- K 1 Q ' X ff 9 1 .. 5 J :wg Ir? 4 3 gi V M . , -1' k K S ., ' A - 4'.h, X LQ ,,., i Ll : X f H X xp '.2if?fh - 3 g 4 ?.,Q1Qars4? '. Y f .V Kwik ws' Q--.2 --, ,pw I f r' ':5!X5'f-fs.- --A , .' --n 'W ' 1' I 5 - Q SSX , XT g Q ..,,.. E E f li w L f 1 X A ,, g h Hs -my . 5 'K 'ff . X X, f 5 V X P ,, W .f P',,' Q f M wwf N f . , . , T fi fr f M.. 5 1,-1, -V525 . y, X, V 2 1 2 I ,fig , , g x X S A Hai I 1 -ya' J , v A if I W 1. . Y 1 If 5 .A fi 66 Junior High Basketball 1 1 MV I 563 K! Girls 7th Grade Basketball Kneeling L to R: L. Dundore. P. Varney. B. Schreiner, L. Brickner. T. Love. T. Ley, C. Cochie. D. Braciak. Standing: J. h Schreiner. C. Schalk. C. Benner. C. Bentz, A. McKinnon. J. Hoover, D. .2 f Swander. Coach Crandall. WE RE THE H MPIONS Girls Sth Grade Basketball Kneeling L to R: K. Zoeller. S. Wise. J. King. J. Meisner. P. Arbogast. C. Perrine. Standing: C. Nickel. K. Speessen. J. Feindel. A. Mosier, T. Ward. T. Fey. V. Cornett. Seventh Grade Girls We They N. Baltimore 24 8 Seneca East I6 7 N. Baltimore 20 I0 Lakeside 2I 4 Mohawk I4 9 Lakeside 29 I0 Old Fort 25 6 Old Fort I0 4 'W Eighth Grade Girls We They N. Baltimore I9 I2 Seneca East 20 8 N. Baltimore I2 I0 Lakeside 2l I4 Mohawk 22 I4 Lakeside 25 I3 Old Fort 28 24 New Riegel 30 I I Beltsville I7 I I New Riegel 32 I5 Old Fort 24 25 Bettsville 33 I6 Seneca East 20 4 Jr. High Girls Basketball 67 I TRGDUCING Jr. High Wrestling. Kneeling, I-r: D. Kitchen. T. Sluckert. R. Wickham, E. Beidelschies, R. Clifton, M. Thomas. G. Wilson Standing. Coach Picciuto, T. Flathman. B. Huff, T. Love, M. Berrier, R. Kirby. D. Rankin Freshmn Basketball: Kneeling. I-rz M. Reinhart, T. Boes. E. Slosser. J. Hinkle, J. Grashel. K. Hoover. Standing: T. Huth. manager. B. Hedrick, T. Lorah, K. Hohman. J. Hammer. S. Wingart, B. Schalk. R. Brickner. Coach Pressler. 68 Sports 9 O 6 x 5 . - I yr ,r 1.. 4 e E , A U31 A up Kim Hoerig Shelly Durst Brenda Haugh Diane Shinn Karen McKinney 2 Stephanie Ricker Tracy Miller Val Martin Laura Magers Heidi Brandt Dawn Clouse Natalie Kuhn Ronda Wisegiver Amy Fetzer Tina Brackney Cheerleaders 69 g s Q g f'7 , W'-S w an , . . 1 5 qt-4:-yt , ' , '1- 5 'GNN Wrestling Team: Back row. I-ra W. Tiell. S. Zoeller. P. Clouse. D. Kotnik, M. Schriner, S. I, B. Hulson. D. Kotmik. Coach Kirian. Middle: B. Swanzmiller. J. Myers, K. Scaife, B. Agerter. S. Wise, J. Irving. J. Oleson. B. Beekman. R. Gabel. M. Irving. Front: D. Bouillon, J. Anderson. A. Fruth, K. Scaife. Wrestling Spirit Raisers: Back. I-rp Terri Marks, Donna Posey. Front: Lori Fox, Beth Schock. CHIEFTAI S PURSUE ELUSIVE VICTORY Q 5. Baseball: Sitting, I-ra J. Clause, manager, S. Wingart. R. Brickner, A. Keckler, J. Craft. T. Boes M. Reinhart. B. Wingart, manager. Standing: G. Hossler, manager, J. Coppus. B. Hossler, S Heck. S. Clouse, R. Hossler. A. Clouse, T. Bauer. R. Seifert. J. Meisner. J. Krause. D. Burns. J Pachlhofer, B. Agerter, Coach Pressler. X xx ' CM. N .. . . X , M 9 , ,. N.. Ws4'Qs.qg.!,w. 4. , Rf. . . I T I ggiw. QR xgvixakv .. .qrx F f 2' X ,M f 72 Baseball W .T J fW 1z J Ll? .1 -n Ks ,.Jiv'i Y, vp. X -f , .vfx-.yu '.. 'isdn -M.-ff ' ,. . 2 . .-.-:QM v--6 uf. rf .,X r , -f .X X XXX 5 K, ,X ...X XX. X, .,X X-V. snuff Q- f .gnu-as X as an-i. yah? . - 5- de. wi-X f p iw-1 Aix K S' bK'V f,qx XX :X 'VJ f AA X AW 1.4 5 1. x ,XX X N X .AMS X X k B .X. X. X: X... XX:- f li 1+ X-.X 0 .XXV X, Xxx J .- ' f,x Q-e,,.o 1-. I Xrg. 2 if Qjiiil f 2 .. S ,TVN 5 'Wifi 1 . I M- fab- ! P5 51:9 4 ..- - 5, X , Q 5 AQ X .. K A Aw- ' . ...XX . XXX - J A K .QQ X .. ,. ' as X' - ,su A Ev A4 N, X S mf.. . X' . X xX- Q, I 4555 ff' ' 3 , X x 1 X 3 .ai . x w X X W 1- ,5 2 Q, Wy v it 'K Sa it 5 Q K A NX 'Y XX, 4 -P , . Ns r 9 N X 4 x J ima .X -w W 1 X Y W, K .X XX, '5 , if bv' X ' 1 x Y X19. W f w ' 3 k x t C - :- , 'i 358 3 L DY CHIEFTAINS TAKE TGUR AMENT V This Page A. After safely arriving at sec- ond. Anna Speessen leads off towards third base. B. Letterman Patti Myers chalks up another run. C. Using her lightning reflexes. Cindy Bouillon throws the ball to first. D. Pitcher Deb Graber tags an out at home. Opposite Page A. With all her might Tammy Cobb slams the ball into center field. B. Passing third. Denise Meeker heads full-speed towards home. C. An- other strike-out for Deb Graber. 74 Softball sci lst .Team Nan Sauber Cindy Bouillon g 2nd Team Deb.: Graber fl P Julie Rowe Denise Meelter a LSC lst Team.Nan Sauber Julie Rowe 2nd Team Deb Graber Cindy. Bouillon Softball: Sitting: S. Reinharl, manager. Front. I-rg Coach Wolff. T. Cobb. T. Mosier, B. Geren, D. Graber, J. Hoover. B. Brickner, S. Reinharl. D. Meeker. Middle. K. Gosche. J. Frobase, E. McKinnon, A, Speessen. R. Pachlhofer. P. Hoffman, P. Myers. C. Bouillon, N. Sauber. J. Rowe. Back: D. Graham. B. Norris. S. Hoover, B. Haugh. M. Hoover, K. Nye. T. Wade, C. Ardner. J. Gibson. . fr. .X 1 i Z' luv 'ilu- SHOT PUTTER PLACES 5TH I STATE f? L . X - , V ,' A ' , , ,A ,,f-WWI-, , , V 'k , I , - ' 3 ' ' - ,V , 1, Mg ',4,g4q:gff,. , , yr , ,L -, I 'zggyg , 3 A f. I I , - - ' y,gxlg,Lvii f ' ' 1 N , .. A X o .- . I V' I , X f T ' 0 N ' , I A fy f , X ,X , I , ' Q V T 7 ,, x 1 - ...- 76 Boys' Track 6 , 1344 Varsity Track: Front, I-r, S. Arbogast. B. Hutson. J. Margraf, K. Sayre, T. Souder, J. Middle: J. Arbogast. S. Oleson. J. Schreiner, D. Kolnik, B. Jump, J. Myers, D. S. Back, K. Hohman. E. Gaietto, P. Bishop, B. Ream, J. Brown, E. Netzel. S. Hoover, Coach Picciuto. N Q -Q - I-FILL .Seii x A fn I -f f'5. 5.Ti f., 1 Milli? 1 f ':1l 2 Wi-f, ', Qf5i45.'f,t ..f . '3.e5:fffff:::ZS5r fue. g -W mv 'a ffiffffiff X 9 9 J J. ,sfgfl Q f Af? . l.f!fw V I : ' J ljzms r 2,5 gwfjf f , ,ff gpigqjljp? :Jfilgjjff 11,35 .Q 3 E Q7-at ', 1 H- , gi, 'sigyg gag , ,f f. ' . V M , fljifv-'i get ,pw ....y I , 5 I Wifi 31'f7,jf 'j T7 Q75 'iff' 5 f I fzigqnzgqsgiffi,-iv'HQ,Ziff f' ,W-+ff'f' K ' , .li Q f.i'a'.1.f 3 f if J .5 :liffffiliflf 2852.5 ffbf' 52 'J if H 7 if A i.?i.5igf.L'fT.Ff.161 iz EfiS.Q.il2' J 5, gif, f55:ifY2Jfi'?L?fT5Q :ig 1' 3 i1':v-ffwf--f'iV?1: Y 5 if-'z N-9:fE.5lffF3 Li? .V I' .SV .3 Q 'ffiyf-KE., 4:3-,lm'.1,ie5-wif,-,ff5..'Vlm.:...,i:Kf,2f'ff:,'Zz 1 A 4 f 1 , lv f 1 'H 1 1 xf,E?'irf 'fi nL43.' 15 ,1r' +. -.195 4' - --1, :wr ' 4 , A .N-ik.-.L mf- ,,,,fw.,,3V-'Q r . kxygtr 5114 ' AQ A V f -rf ,.,f1g.Q lg, L'-, .3 .g. 1 - -f ,K in ,Z 7-A 54 lk,yV...vf.,.,,,,.,v, 17,55 ,,.,fg. ,- Q, Q .. 7-fi? 7. 1 - , ,. . f-.5 V- 'f .,.iQ2 ,JQQQQZ-ZQQ17 I g. i5E.'gi5jt'v ,S 3 .- X-1 , - - WI..-yr ,gl ,f K., A g.,mv, .01 .nf ff V., .1 Boys' Track 77 'Na 351:33 it Qi if: if Q SCR' sg ' 2 mx - rf 4 igxfi 'ANRNN 47' Q V fm will .. V, ' A if a '1- 3 rv M.k , u S K RUNNER GGES TO STATE Varsity Track- front I-r. Coach Crandall, B. Burns, L. Reinhart, T. Kiesel, M. Kotnik, Feasel, T. Arbogasl. S. Frankart. middle: J. Klingshurn, M. Kessler, K. Agerter, L Fox. Vera, M. Burns, J. Crum. J. Varney. K. Deahl. back: K. Lowery. K. Sullenburger, J. C. Lauer. J. Shellhouse. J. Miccichi, D. Haugh, K. Brickner. K. Schreiner. 'W' ' 'Q iL'. - 1: . .' J J .r.r r. r V Q, 2. , 4, ' Girls' Track 79 xirgfl Al . 1 WN ,., . fl gi F 'P , J54x'!'.f4' , 4 .f-PZ,-1 'K ,f 'T ,. U -. I Af-'Mu-eng? -grfffil-, : s'YF2.vi1'Yi . . ,. 'Q .QWJ A Nz, 1 , lf' 9- , 4'.a f -L, 3? .ve- 51 X -, X H ix . +R' 'I-. 'FWHJ 1 .,L...: . p ef V2 Vg , l neg X X i , . u X . 5 ' E 'J J gif 'mei WE KEEP THE MUSIC FLOWING lx f X z V' Y vice, .F , X. ,,., 4 M i E,,, i, ,. ,.,,, i A,.,,, B ,.,, K T' 1 1 5lH gf Y f'TYN fZFT7 :fg 'T' A 'HTWYT' T l'1 -' 'K'-NN 'V Y' Wk' T1Fr7r T 1' Tr 'WT' I 7 .- nw-ri! J ii f 'I Fiend: f 2'1 11? Ll T -T 1 1 I - 2 Marching Band. Front row I-rg P. Hoffman. K. Hoerig. K. Feasel N. Sauber. K. McKinney. P. Reinhold. Second row: B. Speessen S. Clouse. J. Grashel. J. Hampshire. K. Nye. W. Long. D. Shoe- maker. T. Bishop, T. Boes. R. Gaietto, L. Goshe. Third row: D Bouillon. M. Burns. A. Slosser. B. Peter. B. Burns. S. Frankart M. King. V. Thom. D. Shinn. J. Varney. Mr. Zurlo. Director Fourth row. E. McKinnon. J. Boes. J. Shellhouse. G. Dillon. T Kuhn. K. Speessen. J. Crum. M. Kotnik. K. Gosche. L. Schreiner Fifth row: A. Moser. J. Margraf. E. Forman. P. Dundore, J Jump. K. Scaife. S. Beeson. L. Miller. J. Steinmetz. E. Gaietto. T Babcock. S. Todd, K. Marks. Sixth row. K. Scaife. M. Kessler. B Alvarado, K. Sullenburger. M. Hoover. D. Kessler. C. Bouillon K. Zoeller. P. Brickner, C. Nickel. J. Feindel, M. Wise. J. King. Seventh row: D. Hursey. R. Goshe. D. Whitman. K. Schreiner. T. Wade. T. Kiesel. M. Gaietto. J. Brucker. J. Frobase. J. Rowe, J. Meisner. Eighth row: L. Bryant. K. Deahl. A. Speessen. D. Posey. T. Cobb, S. Moyer. R. Posey. . ,,wv M 1 4 i t ,B NJ i- Mr. Zurlo Donna Posey All Ohio Band Members -1- 82 Band District Band Members Solo 8 Ensemble Members 'T- om The Director's Desk H-L keeps the music flowing as ll as maintaining the band's arp look. The summer and win- r marching bands obtained an -new look. The summer march- g band, in their Spanish-style iforms, took the first place tro- y in the Firemen's Convention rade. The winter marching nd received a big round of ap- ause as they entered from the her side of the football field ring the first annual Band-A- ma. Good looks and a good musi- l tone quality is what makes up good band and they really it at the District 8 State Contests by receiving a su- rating. Mr. Zurlo can be proud of this fine group of In Perfect Harmony Concert Band: Front row. I-rg C. Bouillon, M. King, K. Sullenberger, M. Kotnik, R. Posey, E. Forman. Second row: D. Kessler. L. Miller. I. Shellhouse, P. Hoffman. D. Posey, S. Todd. L. Schreiner, K. Feasel, J. Jump. M. Droll. Third rows D. Shinn, M. Hoover, D. Bouillon. E. McKinnon. J. Crum, J. Frank, B. Alvarado. B. Burns. P. Dundore. R. Goshe, K. Schriner. D. Whitman, J. Varney, S. Moyer, J. iteinmetz, T. Kiesel. M. Gaietto, K. Scaife. Fourth row: M. Burns. J. Boes. B. Peter. A. Slosser, K. Hoerig. L. Bryant, K. McKinney. T. abcock. J. Margraf. V. Thom. K. Gosche, S. Clouse, E. Gaietto, T. Kuhn. S. Frankart, M. Kessler, K. Scaife, J. Oleson. J. Grashel. J. robase, P. Rinebold, J. Myers. S. Beeson, P. Bishop. J. Rowe. Fifth row: R. Gaietto, K. Nye, T. Boes. J. Hampshire, D. Shoemaker, T. obb, Mr. Zurlo. Director. T. Wade. N. Sauber. Band 83 42' Pep Band Members , . V , - , 2 me Q , x 1' Y' ' f' 'xii' veg? Jr. Hugh Solo 8 Ensemble 'T' if ' - V. v ' - H . W . .. --. ,.Qf:-,Wg V., 5 df, ,N .5 1- , , , -f V . , . . , n F . , . A - A s . an g n 1 84 Band EW DIRECTOR CARRIES ON THE TRADITIC OF EXCELLENC Senior Choir: Front row, l-ra Miss Plassman. Director. L. Fox. T Bland. J. Myers. S. Fox, T. Wade. A. Fruth, L. Bryant. S. Painter. S Jordan, G. Dillon. T. Arbogast. S. Frankart. L. King. Second row: R Hiles. J. Boes, S. Moyer. M. Burns. D. Reinhart, T. Souder. M Zahn, P. Dundore. R. Feasel. B. Norris, J. Jump, T. Boes. K Mutchler. D. Shinn, L. Krupp. Third row: D. Posey, J. Schreiner, J Vera. J. Oleson. K. Lones. E. Slosser, T. Hoffman, S. Oleson, T Love. E. Forman. R. Posey. S. Breitigam, K. Gosche. M. King. T Cobb. V. Thom. Fourth row: L. Clouse, B. Haugh, T. Sferro. J Painter, R. Yambert. B. Brickner. M. Martinez. K. Schalk. T. Bishop. M. Schalk. J. Miccichi. L. Droll. I. Essex. K. Hammer. D. Haugh, L. Pachlhofer. D. Foreman. E. McKinnon. Fifth row: W. Tiell, K. Nye S. Durst. C. Lauer, K. Hohman, M. Gaietto. P. Bishop, D. Coppus G. Cover. B. Pachlhofer. T. Mullins. J. Frankart, K. Hohman. S. Clouse. L. Collet. R. Gaietto. J. Meisner. 'I it -Qual Play It Again. Lynda 1- P A 'ie -1' Accompanists Miss Plassman 17 Freshman Girls Ensemble -- Senior Choir 85 The Traveling Ensemble participated in the District Solo S Ensemble Contest, and for the first time, all three groups received superior ratings. ln Toledo they per- formed for the Junior Achievement Trade Fair and brought home the second place trophy. On June 3 the Traveling Ensemble sang in the park across from the White House and toured the Washington area. The Senior High Choir was also busy this year, receiv- ing superior ratings at the District and State Choir Con- test, singing at the All-County Choir Festival and partici- pating in the District Solo E- Ensemble Contest. Traveling Ensemble: Front row, I- J Painter, J. Schreiner, V. Thom, P. K. Schalk, L. Pachlhofer. R. Yambert Hoffman. Second row: S. Oleson. S. L. King, J. Meisner. T. Wade, G. T. Bland, S. Clouse. Third row: P. dore. G. Cover. T. Love, J. Miccichi. ya Q ,Q E Boys' Ensemble 86 Choir ... .X 11- District Choir Members s yt! . , f, Ly l fins it ra ' District Soloists fm 8th Grade Girls' Ensemble lil 7th Grade Girls' Ensemble 'l Q K n X l - ll 4 8 4 , ,, I - ' '1 wg --vt xik L G 0' if Q' ,urn .ir ' 2 1 wi ? r ' , V' A. wife Nw I z,. ,, . A ,r', Ali! 1 f 4 f, r BL, f male Chow ., . but All i A EASTE OF ISLA D PARADISE IN SOUTH PACIFIC Already hopelessly in love with Llat CPam Dun dorej, Lt. Joe Cable CDan Coppusj sings Younger Than Springtime to her. wr-ui-1 A. Love-starved G.l.'s can't help gawking at the nurses as they run by - Hut, Two, Three. Four. . B. Fed up with Emile. Nellie decides to wash him out of her hair . C. Crafty Bloody Mary Gina Hoffmanj tries to sell a boar's tooth bracelet to Luther Billis CRob Yambertj. ' 88 Musical l K'W'iF 'i.lfll'4' N iz lahllsulllnglllrll.lll.il.4'l'll'llA ' ' 1 I' ' ' -lrllalrll gimp 5'-Wf lllllw P I ' F I 'UM llllllkl'l'lllAl:lH5'illll1lll . ' l. . ' f Le.. . f ' ' 115.-L After a party, smooth-talking Emile de Becque QPaul Bishopj continues to give more champagne to a very drunk Nellie Forbush CSandy Foxj. ll.lN.'l.'.'. A ','.' ', . Le- -. 0 C 2 EW' A I Yi 5 Q. W '1'l.1s,X F NSOLIT gvrwxg, 3 ffg' gag silk .X Awkv ,L 8 N 4-awbhmq X -iz E1 4 :xr S I x., .gl 8 Q Y x 1, - Q all f'f'o1h 9 X I . 1 I sl? b L ' - 3 FN g x . Awu--: 1-'Nr' I 6 jp? Nw . bi. :K ,, K. 5 L. K .X ,. 'fa sz . 1' -1 .4 -' TEAM-UP WITH THE FHA HERO FA lLY H-L's FHA set two goals this year. to improve family and peer relationships. and to increase knowledge of jobs and future careers. Just a few of the ways they met these goals were by spon- soring a State Fair Child Care Center, FHA Hero Week, a school-wide Career Day, and visiting the Findlay Hearing Impaired School. The chap- ter was also very successful at state level by competing in four events. First row. I-rg D. Mizen. L. Reinhart, P. Arbogast. S. Painter. M. Martinez. J. Rowe. Second row: M. Sayre, Mrs. Miller, B. Haugh. Miss Goetz. K. Speessen, J. Klingshirn. S. Durst, J. Painter. C. Brickner, T. Brickner, S. Williams. M. Hoover, K. Hoerig, Mrs. Smith. Third row: B. Norris. B. Schock, T. Mosier. D. Haugh, C. Ardner. M. Kotnik, V. Thom. J. Crum. T. Ward. Fourth row: D. Greenwald. A. Speessen. E. McKin- non. T. Cobb, B. Pachlhofer, B. Brickner. T. Arbogast, D. Whitman. Fifth row: J. Steinmetz. S. Hoover. L. Fox, C. Lauer, D. Shinn, J. Vera. K. Schriner. ,JK-, - .... a .....,.,. N w. ... ak - .. .. . : .s s y se X X X X X X .N X Ss Rs. vi.-Xxx me RN so Ns as Qssissss sksx xgx s S ss. X was s s X. Mess tsfsxss. ss X 'rs 92 FHA --....,,,.- X x .MX Nmuvwxf mm -'waived' ,,.i.A.A., , ....,,M.W msd Ml, J -wmmm..W....v.. W- Q A Swv ,..A........ .M vw.. x w i ,I N x-MM....-....... M . ,H W ,, ,,,,,g v .R-.bw-..N.,,.,, - X .. S X 9 QA x 5 M X -vf'5C.,T b A S 5 wwf-1 in-UQ . ' x 'i if Q 'Oily :X A t J-SW' 'f -f .fwxxx ' . '1 ww W. Yi' ,,.. I LEARNING TO BE As usual the Hopewell-Loudon FFA completed another success- ful year. In shop, the members finished thirty proiects including painting six hopper wagons and four tractors. They also learned how to do the six welds required to be a good welder. ln competition on the district level. the dairy judging team con- sisting of Rocky Cassidy, Jerry Hammer, John Schalk, Ken Scaife and Andre Tiell placed Sth out of thirty teams. At the District Soil Judging Contest on October l3th. the team of Jeff Hammer. Randy Halcomb. Scott Blue, Rex Malone and Mark Reinhart also placed Sth out of thirty teams. The highlight of the year was the State FFA Convention which was attended by Jeff Hammer, Jerry Hammer, Rocky Cassidy, and Bill Brackney. advisor. Art Schlister was the featured speaker and en- couraged all the FFA members to use their talents to the best of their ability. A. Just what l always wanted to be . . . a painler1B. In FFA. besides farming, Matt Cover learned how to be a good welder. C, At the FFA banquet. Ken Scaife was named FFA member of the year. 94 FFA BETTER FARMERS FOR THE FUTURE R' B' f FFA Members. Mr. Brackney. K. Scaife, A Tiell. R. Malone, G. Wise, J. Bronson, J. Hammer. L. Goshe, A. Reinhart. R. Halcomb. D. Cole. D. Gabel. S. Barney. K. Welly, T. Lucius. J. Painter, S. Huffman, E. Netzel. J. Brown. On tactor. D. Elchert, R. Cassidy. J. Hammer. J. Schalk. .WH .1 A. In order to prepare for the banquet. Andre Tiell. Lynn Goshe, and Jeff Bronson review what the FFA did during the year. B. Allen Reinhart and Gary Wise examine their handiwork. C. For his project, Allen Reinhart restores an old tractor. FFA 95 Girls' Gym Assistants: First row. I-rp M. Martinez. S. Cornell. C. Brickner. Second row. T. Cobb, N. Sauber. C. Bouillon. T, Kiesel, D. Kessler, K. Lowery, B. Geren, K. Strausbaugh. K. Agerter, J. Rowe. S. Breitigam. Slatistilicians: First row. I-ra P. Hoffman, B. Alvarado. J. Lowery. row. M. Hoover, D. Shinn. L. Magers. B. Haugh, M. Kessler. Third raw:J Shellhouse, S. Reinhart, G. Davis, T. Hoffman, R. Gaielto, C. Ardn Lowery. T, Kiesel, K, Sullenberger, er. K A 1 -V-fi-Q5 X. ss A-.' X, If 3 L Z F- ' Ni' -mflli ll Boys' Gym Assistants. I-rg R. Gabel, M. Egbert, R. Yambert, J. Arbogast, D. Burns. B. Jump. J. Schreiner. J. Coppus. J. Meisner. 96 Gym Assistants!Slats N Student Council Officers: I-ra M. Droll. v. pres., B. Alvarado. sec.!treas.. S. Oleson. pres. t ' . 3 P 3 P 2 E . X M . ' 5LOV. Teen Tutors. Left row. hot.-top. T. Hoffman, S. Reinhart, T. Gabel. ' 4 N. Sauber, J. Shellhouse. Right- row: M. Kessler. J. Shumway. M. ' own. R. saber, T. Kuhn. - 'Msg Student Council: First row, I-ra J. Miccichi. D. Whitman. S. Jordan, Mrs. Weeks. Advisor. S. Williams. Second row: R. Frank. M. Droll. S. Heck. B. Haugh. D. Shinn, D. Kessler. K. Strausbaugh. J. Shumway. S. Ricker. N. Kuhn. Third row: P. Myers. T. Fruth, B. Alvarado, S. Oleson, K. Hohman. B. Nye, P. Hoffman. B. McKinney. D. Braciak, L. Fox. P. Brickner. Q0 I S w rl ,ra '1 +P' Teen Tutors!Student Council 97 This is the second year that H-l has participated in the Friendship Connec- tion. It is open only to students who have completed two years of German. On March II. five students from Wiesba- den, Germany arrived to stay with five H- L students. The five H-L students went to Germany in the summer. Britta Seifert stayed with Sandy Reinhart. Sabine Schuder - .lody Boes. Ingrid Forster - Ste- fani Frankart. Stephan Rosenkranz - Grant Cover and Dirk Kranz - Keith Hoh- man. XJ W' li Office Help: Front row, I-rt Teresa Fruth. Michelle Schalk, Patti Myers. Heidi Caroline Kuhn. Back: Karen Nye, .lan Frankart. Shelly Durst. Sabine Schuder as Britta Seifert Dirk Kranz After one week, Stephan Rosenkranz discovers that he fits right in at Hopewell-Loudon. Stephan Rosenkranz Ingrid Forster 98 Exchange Students!Office Help FUTURE SCIENTISTS DISPLAY THEIR WORK Chemistry Bowl Team: I-rg S. Reinhart. J. Shellh 3 ouse, T. Gabel. Mr. Kirian. K. Hammer. W District Science Fair: I-rg E. Beidelschies. D. Clause, K. Gosche, B. Schreiner. J. Steinmetz. J. King, L. King. P. Rinebold. .l. Bell. Science 99 XL. Q sw 'Q-lf N :- K Q xv .. ,,L, . . Q . :.L iigiiig 'SQ -,M .. ' as l ,sg . dMlv, , W L LX .LX Q71 M i ' ' Q, A J -, .N ,. , vf . , N of-ff filaiiilf' V lf K Qi.. 0 n.' wx ' ' . gh AFX fu, ,U W. 'fn wgg 'M 1 5' fm P NQLQ5 5. ., E.. .2 x. 'v .MQ aku . ,vw 1, M v Q ,. gf 4 1 . H ,. Q 'ff ix Ki. W in UI Jw K I .X 1, x il d' Elementary Aids: First Row I-rr T. Ley. B. Schreiner. J. Carr. S. Wise. I.. Fox. Second Row. K. Speessen. T. Fey. H. Brandt. D. Shinn. V. Thom. T. Fruth. Third Row: T. Ward. S. Reinhart. V. Martin. L. King, J, Shumway. T. Bland. L. Pachlhofer. y N ...,......f-----' C79 C. mf ' Nutrilion Council: I-rg K. Hoover, C. Helms. A. Anderson. S. Reinhart. D. Posey, C. Lauer. Mrs. Wingart. Advisor. Elementary Aids!Nulrition Council IOI Q e xiii Teen Talk. Front row. I-r. J. Park. B. Wagner. J. Lalfountaine. T. Brickner. Second. S. Frankart. Miss Matsick. M. Hoover. Pachlhofer. S. Fox. J. Hoover. B. Brickner. Fourth: T. Hoffman. G. Cover. Fifth: J. Miccichi. H. Huth, P. Bishop. Sixth. M. Martinez. Brickner. D. Reinhart. C. Barter. S. Reinhart. J. Painter. S. Breitigam, L. Droll. Seventh: R. Seifert. C. Bouillon, T. Bland. N. Shellhouse. Eighth. A. Fruth. S. Oleson. S. Heck. National Honor Society: Fronl. I-rg Miss Matsick, S. Oleson, treas.. R. Gabel, pres.. S. Heck. v-p.. K. Lones. sec., J. Row. B. Alvarado. S Fox. C. Bouillon, B. Burns, L. King. D. Bouillon. Second: T. Kuhn, M. Droll. P. Bishop. T. Hoffman, J. Shellhouse. D. Kessler. Third: T Gabel. J. Boes. S. Reinhart. K. Scaife. J. Lowery. K. Hammer. D. Kotnik, P. Clouse. N. Sauber. P. Hoffman. P. Rinebold. J. Shumway I02 Teen TaIk!Honor Society WHEN IN DOLIBT, ASK A LIBRARY ASSISTA T I-rr Brenda Geren. Katie Lones. Jolene Lones. Back: Mona Sayre, Jonna Shumway. Sheila Jordan. Michelle Hoover. Brickner. Lisa Schoonover, Ms. Baum. No! Pictured: Elena Slosser. we - A to A X X :ASQA K .. .1 as w 5 rArr V Y nxx Wg au- .91 -.14Lf V M 2 I ,114 ff' s l xkw A. Although Steve Ole- son's a senior. he still hasn't learned that. he can't talk in the library. B. For Betsy Brickner. be- ing a library assistant has an advantage - she gets to look at the magazines first. C. Unlike Steve Ole- son. Harold Lowery comes to the library to study. Library Assistants IO3 Putting Together The Best Yearbook Possible Each year the Annual Staff sets a goal to make the yearbook better than it was the year before. There is always the chal- lenge to improve the book and, on the contrary, a fear of repeating ourselves. However, each year there are always new members who have new ideas. Some- times these ideas are difficult to incorpo- rate. but serve to liven and often improve the book. Experience is also essential to avoid making costly mistakes. The yearbook is something to be proud of. Each member experiences unequalled joy upon seeing the pages they designed. A F. '3 1 F is 1 A. One of the first things our new editor, Berta Alvarado, did was explain the new procedures. B. At the awards assembly Berta. Katie. and Mike announced that the annual was dedicated to Mrs. Weeks. C, First year member .lay Brucker makes sure the ad contracts are in order. D. As Ted DeMars found out, cropping pictures wasn't easy. E. Before our first deadline. Sheri checks copy. F, Sorting pictures is Michelle's favorite job. G. As an anist. Dave Huff was in constant demand. l04 Annual Staff af' If 'JF' L fir H ' - 'f X1 9- , . . - -Q L . ,F Y fgxug ' Q: I 'E' k C, fv' ii Ye, , iff' 4, YQ L Y 1 Q, 'Q' Tig ky. XX! r K gi E fc 'le f 1 'Sf AN x f g '- X Q t Q K 'g Y A 4 ,Q c I ' uv 'PQI A ,lbw A HQ' ,fig 1-I Q..- W' 'ig .4. 0 b a 'cy n v v fl W 'lt 4 K r W r gr I sn In Il I KH i 'I nl N X-N, X.,,, F-X. Xv ,w 4 This page: A. Bill did you have to do that? B. Isn't Karen lovely. but Andy. who did your hair? C. Was that bogus enterainment or Enterprize entertainment? D. Tired from an exciting evening, Steve snuggles up with his date. E. With pure exhilaration, Lynn Goshe says he's the one. -041 1 . fflfii V it 5? 1 -we 'W' 3 ER :k , A U 5 Agia i .IL V .1 q e ,555 A VV ' l N Q- ' ':'- ' N , . L W A N'xahel. ft an - if I s N ' L 'J-1 Opposite Page: A. Everyone seems to be enjoying them- selves. except Steve. B. Testing out his key, James Arbogast goes for the prize. C. Don't they make a cute couple? D. Bravely, Janet Lowery rocks and rolls. E. After long weeks of preparation. Prom Chairman Julie Painter takes it easy at the dance. F. President Phil Clouse and Treasurer Theresa Gable wait for their meals. f f Prom I07 , f ., I 'GQ --. wmsef- wmv' ii, ' -'-+5 ffm M K ' if ff. ,- Qi 53 -1524 rv in is ...zqif 1 . Q 1 3 W ,, ,f v K i , Not only was Mr. Picciuto active in sports. he also participated in annual and newspaper staffs. 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X 51 N fix Q 'S 3 .-ss, Sack than Mrs, Foignon would not have been caught dead in slacks: now she won't be caught dress!! n alive in a M -w, ,ff f . , Q , one s-X L Appreciate the music in band: you could be playing Flat Foot Floogief' I, . fx so sw :Nm .55 ago YQJEQQ, LQ 5 3 I Q.IN?M-wfffiwf-.df-21,3 ' ff -Q' iSlf?ZN9715?: ' 41 Rl x ,T . K .Qfj 'f . fir f Mas,-.X , V ' ' :' -- -.,.. 'Q' j T 5 gi' Gil , 15 E I x Q -.sawiiw x fxffffff K i-.20 xy 5 Q . I 4 sw -Q xx wg ? gg gs AN of . 1 - . I 2,5 X Nz, g,3!W M A . . E V . , . 5 ' agua -1 4, , i F W H ' WMS? 5 wivmifgwligiiiiiiifii a F IL sd C3 COPPUS BU LLDOZING I INSURED FENCE ROWS PON DS GENERAL BULLDOZING Harold Coppus, Jr. Mike Coppus Ph. 435-79I6 Ph. 937-2772 Fostoria Bascom UNION CARBIDE UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION Carbon Products Division P.O. Box .I Fostoria Works Fostoria, Ohio 44830 I I8 Ads .lOSTEN'S SPIRIT SPORTSWEAR T-shirts. Jackets, Jerseys, Sweaters Sweatshirts and Shorts Softwear for all Occasions Call Dick Thatcher C6I4j 397-2980 NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Bascom, Ohio 1,15-.TF Seed Shed Landscaping, Garden Storo, Nursery In Gltts The Landscape Professionals Five minutes South of Tiffin on S.R. 23I Phone: 447-5603 Seneca County Implement Dealers Attica Implement Co. Bowman Implement Co. Creeger Implement Co. Hartzel Implement Store Sheerer S Stoldt. Inc. Streaker Tractor Sales Stroman Implement Co. Zeiter Sales 8 Service TRI-COUNTY NATIONAL BANK A SOCIETY CORPORATION BANK P.O. Box 920 Fostoria. Ohio 44830 SENECA HILLS INC. Seneca Hills Golf Course I9th Hole Nite Club 4044 W. Twp. Rd. 98 Tiffin, Ohio 44883 4 I 9-447-9446 N- 5, YJ JHU Corbin Gcoirgocfbrrciiiiioniin Industrial Distributors soimiiana Park-1419, 447-0414 Tiffin, ohio 44883 Put yourself in our shoes RALPH'5 RON'S LOCK SHOES SERVICE House Of Keys Keys Made For: '22 S' Main SI' Residential. Commercial. Industrial Fostoria, Ohio 435-2288 ' Locks repaired. replaced, changed Compliments of: 457 E. Market BASCOM Tiffin MEADOWBROOK CA RRY-OUT PARK 448-0608 State Route I8 Beer- Wine-Groceries Bagcom, Ohio Open Ii0O Daily Dancing, Swimming, Camping 937-2267 S Rec. nu.-1 FOSTORIA LAUNIJRYMAT 81 DRY CLEANING CARL F. C-i MARILYN PODACII L.. II HOOVER'S GARAGE Bascom 937-27I7 Gas and Oil Courtesy Of Bring a Friend to BOWL BASCCM ELEVATOR AND SUPPLY Farm Chemicals Grain Storage Feed. Seed 937-2233 SENECA LAN ES IDEAL for after PROMS Q o pp E RUBBER CORPORATICN I II AM FM WIT T F The Voice Of Seneca County SENDELBACH BICYCLE AND TOOL SHARPENING SHOP ,W I xf' A ' Compliments Of I Potato Clnps Rear 186 Ohio Avenue Tiin, Ohio 44883 COMMERCIAL BANK 220 Perry Street Fostoria, Ohio serving the needs of industry . clLsElgorooL5 Aamtslvzs. mc. H05 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 435-8591 ' FOSTORIA, OHIO 44830 STERLING MOTORS Your Quality Used Auto Dealers 578 W. Market Street Tiffin Ohio. 44883 Phone 447-5587 i KESSLER ELECTRIC ALLEN SPERC 2. soN Phone: 435-8620 Painting And Heafing ' Wiring Sandblasting Insulation 87OI W. St. Rt I8 B I5 Fostoria. Oh B Ohio 44830 Phone: 931-2383 E JERRY MENNEL SWANDER MH-LING COMPANY Ballreich Potato Cl1lpS I28 W. Crocker Street P.O. Box 806 phone, 937-3740 Fostoria. Ohio 44830 q4l9j 435-8I5I AGERTER MASON RY 1 .lim Agerter, Owner Residential S Commercial Masonry Brick- Block-Stone ' Tile Concrete I 'E-?f: '-:'5 '-1- T 937-2612 Mailing Address . 5062 W. Twp. Rd I I2 Tiffin, Ohio AUTHORIZED DEALER Fon: WAYNE-DALTON DOORS Wooo. STEEL.. FIBERGLASS O G SIDENTIAL VERHEAD ARAGE DOORS H MADE AMISH DOORS. STANLEY VEMCO OPERAT BABB DOOR CO SALES AND SERVICE H787 VV. - TWP. RD. 112 FOSTORIA. OHIO 44830 ' .lOHN'S WIRING 8 HEATING ALL WORK GUARANT ED ED BABE. OWNER PHONE 435-4839 Shop Location: I65 Bon Aire Ave. Tiffin, Ohio TERRY'S SANDBLASTING S 44833 PAINTING Silos. Barns. Houses. Trucks. Reasonable Rates S Quality Service Free Estimates Wiring, Heating, Heat Pumps. ' Air Conditioning, Inter-coms T 3 9 5' Insulating, Water Heaters. 937-2282 4 I 9-937-2854 Bascom. Ohio DEAN BERRIER EXCAVATING 4OI0 W. Twp. Road I I2. Tiffin, Ohio Phone 447-7434 or 937-2500 Electrical Contractors Fostoria, Ohio 44830 419-435-8214 'Danielak Electric, Inc. 428 East North Street P. O. Box 566 ds l23 E SOLAR Dealers in ,Af USAGE Efjjgy Q Equipment I ...A-, X hio Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 133 West Tiffin Street! Fostoria Shopping Plaza! Fostoria, Ohio 44830 KEITH MILLER MUSIC Zagzlzh 2211205 amf Oryans 1 4 P .fZ.s-I Ufe Wan MAO Owns One' KEITH F. NIILLER. President ' ' 1 RICHARD F. PA'I'I'ERSfJN. Viro preside-n . I ' 76 FAST MARKET STREET - BUS. i4l9I 448-4873 RFS. 14101 38747256 - TIFFIN. OHIO 44883 Q4I9J 937-2226 450 E. Tiffin St. Bascom .S MAC H I E RY The Place To Go For All Your Hydraulic And Unloading Needs Specializing in used and rebuilt Truck-Mounted Cranes. TIFFIN UNIVERSITY 375 Miami St. Tiffin 448-0934 KUHN SALES S SERVICE if fa il EW hh- One Mile West of Tiffin QW sn. Rn. is 'ma 435-3400 Chainsaws I Husquavarna Pioneer Congratulations Class of l982 will., I If ,IFEX .Qf'f'7 I I X. - Sie y, XIII Q' . I, ki V' . v - ':- A5 Q, NI 'F 'ilxy fa.-I ,f w IIIQW,-w'i A I l , h , I '43 ' x XI N W X I ix I Axh' -I X ' ur? Q- Nw U, .1 cz in 's--iii? Remodeling - Alterations o wmv nooms Add RESIDENTIAL 0 COMMERCIAL Dealership In SHARON Metal Buildings Commercial and Farm Buildings Lawn Equiptment Wheel Horse Bobcat 0 BEDROOMS I FOUNDATIONS - - zzszsvsnuz 'T'-EQJIII ff' -:misss , X ff I LII! I ZZG2?.ZN5 , moms DANIEL fr' MI ZSILZZMIKSI' Aponsmucnon co. - T Les. if i N-T Compliments Of: of .982 CLOUSE'S BAR Bud S Phyllis Congratulations Seniors of SZ GAIETTO'S CYCLERY I64 S. Washington Tiffin Ohio 448-9844 as 1 FOSTORIA AUTO TRUCK INC. Congratulations Class 2525 w. sr. RT. 18 may 448-0011 TIFFIN, OHIO 44883 Em EPANEUP'-Y' 'NC on ELING 'N STO E TYLES OF PAN Instock ay -' OVER 200 S Custom By Kitchen Cabinets 3 Clblhill ' ill il MON THFIU FRI 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT. 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED ' P-U T THE F BAscoM Mu1uAL -1, n5usPHoNE coMPANv F42 I as sn 554 I .1 email M ITALIAN FOODS 3 PIZZA 8: SPAGHETTI X ANTIPASTO SALA SANDWICHES 447 58 CJ1lff.!ljAlll!J for Karr?-Ouf FRI A SAT TILL 2 30 AM T IZG Ads 45 S. WASHINGTON L........ Serving The Bascom Community Since I906 Q SENTHYA 41. orclon ILQDIRB Eli? QQfRill?zi3lRflY7 A Complete Lumber Yard for Over I 00 Years Kltchen Cablnets Insulatlon Materials H d ar ware Wlndows S Doors Roofing 447 6732 FRUTH HARDWARE FOSTORIA NEW CAR TRUCK DEALERS ASSGC Walter Motor Sales Inc Terry Chevrolet Buuck Paul Cole Motors lnc Remke Ford Inc Kreals Import Sales 8 Service Nye Inc A3 SENTHY FOSTORIA PRECAST Gene Hoffman I l26O Columbus Ave Fostoria Ohlo 435 7OlO Septic Tank Home Aeration Commerclal Service 0 E 2 ' ' ' s Oldsmobile llnc. , 8 SAN - MAR CENTER San Mar Pharmacy Jeffrey Jewelry H E Corner Of W. Market At Jackson Tiffin, Ohio SHED I I I Perry St. I NATIONAL MACHINERY WEBSTER MANUFACTURING CO. A NURSING GUARA ALTA-MIRA BIG BEAR MUFFLER IN 0 NTEED MUFFLERS ' NTEED SHOCKS ' TRAILER HITCHES 5 ACCESSORIES - BIG DADDY GLASSPACKS ' UFFLERS E p t 24 H C re 'Yi 55 S Street J Tiffin. ohio -,i 447-7373 gk ne urh -1- A Nd-'ESIIISIEKSV BIG BEAR MUFFLER INC. ALUMINUM SIDING I Vinyl 8 Aluminum Siding Seamless Gutters 2I5 McDougal St. Fostoria Ohio Ph. 435-6435 CLAY TIRE LENTER Ph. SPR INGFIELD h Office Main ,Ohi St. o 48-9808 ,Refi uleoznmfu 84414 The Difference Is In The Taste 6 iz: em Tiffin sfieei BEAM? l:,?ff:I?'4?g1Ti3?24o CGMMEIICIAL NATIUNAI. BANK -1 - F9519 Rl A AMERICAN BURIAL ESTAN DARD VAULT SIDING Tiffin, Ohio O 29 P Flight Service Center D 77n-nv Am: nvr, SENECA CO. AIRPORT 1765 N. Township Rd. 101 FOSTORIA, OHIO xv.- ATLAS CRANKSHAFT CORP. - ATLAS CRANKSHAFT 1 qxkb I. ini., ,.... Pj! R . ' 'fu U.S. Route 23 South QQSEYI EXCAVATING INC. WATER 84 GAS LINES PARKING LOTS TRENCHING SEPTIC TANKS FILTER BEDS 0 BASENIENTS SEWER LINES TOP SOIL FOUNDATIONS PONDS S 0 TONE 0 DRAINAGE DITCHES WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT TO DO THE JOB ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION Fully Insured Fostoria, Ohio MANN HARE FUNERAL HOME The Garden Path Floral 8: Gift Margaret Kle'nfeIter 937 28 '7 A Modern Complete Funeral Home Non-Denominational 407 N. Co. Line, Fostoria, Ohio 435-6694 S ar-.111 :F :-'2?? 1 1 . -A 'glfikfibt Sz c.,,,4 -ff .1 VZ? ti -Q I :Is ig, nv' zaigqfig'-1. 100 West Tiffin Bascom. Ohio 44809 .l.A. MILLER TILE CO. Drain Your Farm Before It Drains You Established ISS7 Manufacturers Specializing In Quality Clay S Drain Tile Phone: 937-2255 Bascom. Ohio FOSTORIA INDUSTRIES INC. I200 N. Maine St. Box E, Fostoria Ohio 4I9-435-920I TIFFIN TIRE 81 RETREAD Across From 77ffin Enterprise Passenger, Farm, Truck, Industrial Field and Road Service l and Dunlop Telephone 448-0484 429 2nd Avenue Tiffin, Ohio TIFFIN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOC. Luce Lincoln Mercury Economy Motors Sales Rose Motor Sales Coppus Motors T'ff' F rd EI Bxsh FLOWERLAND Phone: 435-6I I I or 435-5862 I l04 Columbus Ave. W. CSL Rt. I8 Eastj Fostoria. Ohio 44830 UJOODHRD HOTOGRHPHIC Your Senior Portrait Will Remain Through The Years A Reminder of How Things Were For You During Your High School Days. We Are Happy To Have Been A Part Of Those Memories. FOSTORIA BOARD OF REALITORS Realty World Burns Realty LaNier Weber Henry Realty Bishop Kandel Gallery of Homes Century 2I Gene Stahl 8 Assocs. Kinn Theobald Realty Hiser Realty ERA Bill Murphy Realty Hammer Realty Bockbrader Realty Newco Realty fwffr ff-f-f-'I' QUALITY senvlcs Bff.lER.F C H slNcE1a99 B R O T H E R S . Mao:-:-nl-.-:-:-:.-4-:n 11111, 10,211 F U R -'Thu .R E Ballreich llll ST. FOSTORIA OHIO PH 435 4212 OVER A MILLION SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Op Tll9PMM Th F 6PM Tuas.,Wed,GSI l982 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Advertlser Trlbune Alta Mlra Nursmg Home Trffm M Anvarl M D Arnold s Vendrng Co Inc Barb and Duck s Strawberrres Tlffm J B Basehore and Co Robert W Baxter DDS Dr James D Belsner Optometrist Dr Rosarlo Bello Dr David Berckmueller Bert s Coffee Cup John H Bremyer DPM Cardrnal Auto Parts Connie s Beauty Salon Countylrne Machrne and Tool Dr and Mrs Walter A Danrel Dean and Barry Pamt Town Patrick Dell Attorney at Law Dramond Savlngs and Loan Davld L Drake DDS Inc Duffreld s Music Center Dunn s Lanes Edgewood Manor Nursing Home Inc Rrchard W Elllnger DDS PC Etzkorn Insurance and Real Estate James M Felton MD Frreslde Restaurant Fleck Electric Rlchard L Fletcher DDS Flowers Naturally Fort Ball True Value Hardware Fostorua Concrete Products Inc Fox Auto Electrlc Service and Parts Ottle J Frank Insurance Gal s and Guy s Salon Dr and Mrs Mrchael Gardner Gay Lanes General Rental Center of Tlffrn John Paul Goetz Contractor Lowell K Good MD Good Shepherd Nursing Home Lynn E Grlffm DC Inc H S S Inc Harr Deslgners LTD Harold s Body Shop Heck Plumbing and Heatrng Bug Drpper I34 Patrons Hlck s Body Shop IGA Markets East and West lndustrlal Tools and Spray Equipment lnterlor Decor and Design J S S Electric and Plumbmg Inc Jolly s Drrve In Nrcholas M Kentrrs DDS Kmn s Garage Kroger Sav On Dr Leonard Lehmann Joseph G Lrvotr DDS S P Lowry DDS Magers Lumber Co Marley and Marley Attorneys Martm Brothers Plumbing and Heating Davld R McCracken DDS MS Mr B s Thrrfty Cleaners and Laundry Murphy s Mart P T Servrces Inc Pabst Blatz and Schlrtz Pelton Market The Polnt Remy s Body Shop Rucker s Food Market Ron s Auto Supply Roster s Plaza!Best Mart Robert E Ross Optometnst Roth Furnrture Co Schiller Walker Inc Dr RJ Seller Optometrist Dr Robert Schrmer OD Shultz Motors lnc Srde Door lnn Dr John Slosser OD The Sprmklrng Can Superror Cleaning Servnce Inc Thomas Dell Cafe Tlffm Glass and Mrrror Trffm Hardware The Typewrrter Shop Uncle Duck s Dairy Bar John F Vela Md Inc Vullage Srgncraft White Front Supermarket Dr and Mrs Carl Yager Ye Crrmpers Shoppe Inc DulI's Muffler Shop and Auto Parts J. 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Penney Co. lnc. , . r 4 ' ' I982 SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr and Mrs Harlan Arbogast and son Steve Mlchael and Rose Ann Ardner and son Dennls Mr and Mrs Ron Babcock and son Terry Mrs James Bentz and daughter Jannette L QBentzj Bruckner Mr and Mrs Don Bourllon and daughter Cmdy Earl and Jean Bronson and son Jeff Mr and Mrs James Burns and son Davrd Mr and Mrs Andrew Clouse and son Andy and son Matthew Mr and Mrs Don Davis and daughter Gall John and Susan Droll and son Michael John Droll Mr and Mrs David Dundore and daughter Pam Mr and Mrs Melvrn Frank and son David Mr and Mrs Lmus Goshe Jr and son Lynn Mr and Mrs Frederick D Hammer and son Douglas Glorla and Rrchard Haugh and daughter Dorothy Lee Mr and Mrs Sam L Huff and son David Mr and Mrs George Huffman and son Christopher Mrs Margaret R Kmn and son Roger Mr Dale R Lowery and daughter Janet Mr and Mrs Gerald Lowery and son Harold Joseph Mr and Mrs Ross Mann and daughter Jan Frankart Mr and Mrs John Mersner and son Jeremy Stephen and Marrlyn Muller and daughter Llsa Duane and daughter Karen Mr and Mrs Mrlt Posey and daughter Donna Jean Jake and Mary Sauber and daughter Nan Mr and Mrs Mrke Schalk and son Kevrn and daughter Wendy Mr and Mrs Orland Schrelner and son John Mr and Mrs Robert Vogel and son Myron Mr and Mrs Don Wlngart and daughter Julre Mr and Mrs Jess Yambert and son Rob Patrons I 35 Mr. and Mrs. Wade R. Cover Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Nye '35 Year In A SYNOPSIS OF THE YEAR This year was very successful. We met all our deadlines and raised almost 55.000 worth of ads, which enabled us to continue with our color pages and also improve the coverage in the yearbook. However, one cannot have a good year- book, no matter how large, without hav- ing creative and dedicated people to de- sign the pages and write stories and cap- tions. This year we met those qualifica- tions. Putting together a good yearbook takes time: often this meant staying after school every night of the week and, at times, on Saturdays. Nevertheless. in the fall, when the finished books arrive and we look at the pages we individually de- signed: the sense of pride and satisfac- tion more than compensates for the mi- nor inconveniences of the year before. Before we say good-bye to another year at H-L, we would like to thank the following people: Dick Thatcher - our Josten's representative: Mrs. Fansler. who helped us sell ads, proof read. and gave us invaluable advice: Mr. Hawk and Mr. Finley for developing pictures for us in our time of need: Mrs. Harris. Ed Gaietto. and Janet Lowery for drawing up art work for us: Mrs. Poignon, Ms. Baum. and Mrs. Weeks for helping us with our grammar and proof reading: Mrs. Smith for putting up with our use of the Home Ec. room: Irene and Alana for cleaning around us and all the little extras: and all coaches and activity advisors for writing summaries of their activities. Sincerely. The i982 Scarlet 5 Gray Staff al' fxa'