Lehman High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Sidney, OH)

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Ca Valiers Led B Coach Ka Vanaugh SLC Graham Cfwsfvn 12 1. fx. Practice, Practice. Practice makes perfect. B. Darren takes a break from the action. C. Cliff goes over the cadence with his team mates. D. Coach advises Brian. li. Rick makes a reception during practice ly Our quarterback hands off the ball. G. Two-a-day practices are demanding. ll. lfootball. Roxy l llerb Weigell Todd Hcmm. 'Watt Ciaier. Rick Bornhorst. Dan Paulus. Fric Nlestemaker. Brian Nicodemus, N1attW'iford.Scott N1estemakerlAndy Gehret. Roxy 2 - Mike Kruse, Max Elliott, Dan Wehrlc. Cliff Hemmert. Phil Ciilardi, Mike Miller. Steve Peltier, Dean Whitloul Nlark Ciunncll. Nflike N1cClain. T.l Baker. Top Row Mr, Kavanaugh. Jim Caulfield. Tom Sippcl. Dave Kinnison, Gary Barhorstl Chris Wcrmert, Greg Jones. Dan l-rantz. Don Lewis, Tom Pope, N111 Barhorst, Mr. Carnes. l. The Cavaliers faced the Vikings during the Homecoming game. J. Dan Paulus carries the ball for more yardage. K. More Homecoming action. l.. Tvyo seniors get a chance to cool off during the season opener. M, It looks like a quarterback sack. Footballf23

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22fFootball This year the football team re- ceived a new coach, Kavan- uagh. There were bright spots during the season as five seniors received their four-year awards. These team members were Gary Barhorst, Jim Caulfield, Dave Kinnison, Chris Wermert, and Tom Sippel. Other noteworthy accomplishments were Tom Sip- pel with 120 unassisted and assist- ed tackles, Darren Covault lead- ing the team in rushing yards, Dan Paulus and Brian Nicodemus leading in interceptions, and Don Lewis and Brian Nicodemus lead- ing the team in receiving the most completed passes. , i V far 5. . , .,,, F. 'f ' . a vl- i I ,...,......+. --, if Al, p q, VI 1, Q y ypyj y y V W ' yr ,,p' 2 ,ff it f,. F i ' A y i E - ,Q iil an 'li'ii 1 '-- i ,F ' ,179 'gl ' l 'E Q X wa is Y !,. ,, , .A I A ., Z V, I. v, , We 9 agile ,if T yiz V ,,, , , , ,, I , La 4, Q 'K' f 4, VY . X V A 1 V 'L g W , I ls Ugiip, -MA A Xml , , a f' ffl i.,,vff, ,M a ' , 'Y V. 'W'f'9tf' , ff,,wpvMf,,,M,, ., s. ,MM f f ,UQ ,V 'A g, f ,t 7:1 , Q ,gf w L Mgr Q

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A. Even the younger family members enjoy the beans and franks. B. Members of the Athletic Boosters get ready to serve many. C. Robert receives his portion of beans from a booster. D. Faculty members are part, the ,crowd as wettj ra. gm..fnunds.3'tf7 The foot- ball team watches the band show since they will be busy during half- time onee the season starts. Ci. Dig in. 24 Beanie Weinie The annual beanie weinie, spo sored by the athletic boosters, kicke off the fall sports season. It starte with a dinner of hot dogs and bean v all you could eat for one smal price. After the dinner, the March- ing Cavaliers performed portions ol their halftime show. The event e I with a pep rally introducing all fall sports teams, coaches, cheerleaders around a large ... fa