Lehman High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Sidney, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1986 volume:

le in ,796 0160 Q, 5'C'6?o Q M a Q 1 + -n ' i llll Il Xt 'sw Q Eighty-six opened warm and wet with enthusiasm high. The football teams and band had been hard at work since early-August. The alumni band broke its instruments out early to prepare their musical shows and to limber up rusty limbs and lips. Students and faculty returned, eager to get busy, renewing old friendships and making new ones. Lehman means family. Everyone studies together, works together, plays together and prays together. Students greet new courses. The seniors welcome the freshmen with spirit week and creative costumes. As the fall days grow short, students bear down to make their year the best ever. 3 fW x 3h 'fa 46 u ,- O ' K Q 'fav' ' ' if , I , y L Maw W X sf A, wx W Wmfwf 4 X WWW ff' EM ya +5372 X if ! ,7 f 4 f M W , af ,sf ' 5 ff 5 , ,,,,, 4 W .... I Z . ,,,, Q' - , V N,,,L,, , V VVVAAQVA am mu Nl Religion Wt :E 3 5 1 t , ii. 3 it l 7 Eighty-six was, for some, a time for spiritual awakening. Religion played a major role among students and faculty at Lehman. Mass every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings welcomed students and faculty. Religion classes tor all students were a vital part of student life. Special religious services throughout the year continued to strenghten the spiritual fibre of everyone in the Lehman family. Eighty-six saw a unique spiritual retreat experience tor the seniors whose individual experience gave the special inspiration to the class. Lehman students carried their religion beyond the classroom into the Nation's capital and The March for Life, and into lftne Rice Bowlf' 5 5 ig, -.m,,..,...,.w.w.Nw .. A Mm: . I M-vnlllik Eighty-six brought variety . . , the Honorable Michael Oxley, our congressional representative . . . studies . . . before-school chats . . . a costume party on Halloween . . . laughter and tears . . . Oktoberfest . . . the Beanie-Weanie . . . college reps visit . . . guidance department . .. bulletins drop lvlod 14 for a pep rally . . . notes passed in class . . . love at the lockers . . . lunch-room antics . . .dissecting frogs. Through it all a weary principal asked for strength and wisdom to move on . . . the year was on its way. 7 vb' Eighty-six buckled down to serious study as Thanksgiving, Christmas and visions of sugar-plums were upon Lehman students, faculty and staff. The holidays passed and the studying continued . .. we listened in history class . . . we sketched in art . . . we translated French, we learned about soccer . . . we rehearsed and waited. We waited for the snow that didn't come . A . at least not enough for a day or two off . . . or even a delay. We paused a moment to say good-bye to a legend when Bob Heil left the Lehman faculty. Life in Eighty-six continued in its routine from 8:30 until 3:00. I ww? , K ,, A ,, 1 Social Interaction 6' ,, 4' ? ,O 4-, 1 If g i b if 5, f u,m, A 4 'sill i f wi 1 M.: ' 1 4 4 -iq 5 4' ,,,,,,....---s' L., Eighty-six began again in January with a new set of activities. The basketball teams took the spotlight with the varsity, after a slow start, finishing strong behind the hustle of a bunch of sophomores and juniors. The music ensemble and solo team were once again strong. 'tAnnie Get Your Gun was the eighth annual musical and Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was popular as ever. Still students gathered each day to talk, play and study as hard as ever. M. Q. N M f Eighty-six winter was mild no snow days or fog delays. School set in and continued in its steady pace day-after-day. Chaucer, Shakespeare, verb coniugations, computer progams, science projects. We still found time for parties, we worked out, we played, we studied, we helped raise One Million Plus. Still we waited for the snow . . . but none came. Soon the winter ended and spring came .. . baseball, track, softball and tennis .. . the prom and commencement. The end of Eighty-six came and now . . . it is yesterday. 13 5 , ? W is m y S? gf X, x 5 I 4 The 1985 Lehman Homecoming festivities were perfect - except the scrappy Cavaliers lost to a powerful Miami East team. But joy was the order of the day - the weather was perfect, Jerri Deiterlng was crowned queen, Tom Jordan led the parade as grand marshal, the Lehman Alumni Band marched and the sophomore float took top honors, the second year in a row the class won the competition. 4-4' M' 'Va ILM Hu -,, 4.40 ,.,4r wvz-53. ?!3.Q.R A. Pegasus, the junior float. B, Mike McLain plunges into the Viking line, C, The Homecoming Court. D. Time flies when you have fun whipping Vikings. The freshman float. E. The Marching Cavaliers. F, The senior float. G. Keith Goins and Jim Lewis wait for a Viking ball carrier, l-l. Pass rush! 15 l' W, ' Wm. MX1m:5Q,gX ag f u if w . 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W ' ,,,,, ,,.,,, ' ff 4 , if -, ' , 1 Z ffyf rf' 'Mm W ' 'M , ,, , J 'i me, f' 4 it , g V , Parents at Lehman are totally involved . . . they help out in the classroom, they serve on committees, they are the board of education, they join together to raise a million plus, they form an alumni band, they help build floats, they transport kids to games, they direct music groups, they work at Thursday and Sunday bingo, they help out at the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the Oktoberfest, the Beanie-Weenie and the annual garage sale, they attend all Lehman games, plays and musical events and they help take tickets and chaperon. Beanie ' Weinie Lehman Parent Involved MWF A. Students, family and friends of Lehman arrive early to the Beanie Weinie. B. The traditional bonfire symbolizes the excitement that welcomes in a new year of athletics. C. Parental involvement makes Lehman work. Here Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. John O'Leary and Mr. and Mrs. John Hoying wait for the band show to begin. D. The Lehman Alumni have formed their own band and wear shirts to celebrate it. Mrs. Chris Arnold brought daughter Emily to this year's event. E. Jerry Cable and Leo Steinke prepare the hot dogs for the annual event while Paul Wehrle looks on. C. A. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dunson enjoy the Beanie-Weinie evening at Lehman.B. T.J. Baker urges the gathering to follow the Cavaliers. C. Principal Mike Barhorst and Mrs. Paul Borders chat. D. Steve Hemmert relaxes a iittie after a hearty meal. E. Norman Smith serves 'em hot. Seniors Are Rest Assured The class of 1986 presented in November 1985 the situation comedy Rest Assured. Under the direction of Mr. Michael Williams, the 15-member cast rehearsed for four weeks before opening to an audience of parents and friends. The cast was supported by a stage crew of 11 seniors who helped with the set, make-up and props. The student directors were Jill Hemmert and Missy Sherman. The stage committee chairpersons were Michael Berning and Sharon Crawford. A. Mr, Morelock 1Mike LaCheyJ greets Joe Laconl tChip Eisensteinj who seeks Morelock's permission to marry his daughter Mary lJlll Jenkinsl, standing along side. Luigi Lanconl ll-lerb Weigell looks on with Mrs. Morelock lSharon Crawfordj. B. Dr. Brown fPaul Turleyy speaks with Mr. and Mrs. Morelock lMike LaChey and Sharon Crawfordl about Morelock's health. C. Jake lJerry Frantzt and Mildred fKatle Dunsont share a humorous moment. D. Lucifer fMichael Berningj and Mrs. Schmaltz fAngie Colej ham lt up as the play winds toward its conclusion. E. Mildred lKatie Dunsonj faints as George Plew lBrent Knabl and Mr. Morelock lMike LaCheyj attempt to catch her. 22 img CAST OF REST ASSUFEEDH Mr. Morelock Mrs. Morelock Mary ....,.. Jessica .... Mildred ,.... Joe Lanconi Luige Lanconi Martha ...... Lucifer ..... Miss Akers ,. George Plew Mrs. Schmaltz Dr. Brown .. Mr. Black ,. . Jake ....... Mike LaChey Sharon Crawford Jill Jenkins Erin McDermott Katie Dunson Chip Eisenstein Herb Weigel Mary Schneider Mike Berning Ann Schroer Brent Knab Angie Cole Paul Turley Jeff Bauman Jerry Frantz A. Dr. Tim Bauman confers with his son Jeff fMr. Blackl and Brent Knab fGeorge Plewl before the play begins. B. Three hard-working stage committee members and student directors take a break before dress rehearsal begins. C. Jill Hemmert adds a touch of eye shadow to Brent Knab. D. Shelley Nerderman gives Jerry Frantz a touch of color to his ruddy complexion. E. Mr. Morelock lMike Le Cheyl and Luigi Lanconi ll-lerb Weigell square off early in the play. F. Three members of the stage crew prepare for a long dress rehearsal: Missy Dorner, Tom Pope, Missy Dankworth. G. Gail Brandewie and Michael Williams, director, confer before the curtain rises. 23 Friends 91- 1 61 J ,AN , . Friends! That's really what school is all about Friends are family, friends are teachers, friends are boys and they are girls. Friends are other friends' friends and other friends' moms. Friends are in hallways, in classrooms, on buses, in the office. Friends are on teams. Some friends are friends from other places. Friends are in cars, in the cafeteria, backstage at the musical, at the prom and in the lab. Even some friends are caricatures drawn by prize-winning Cartoonists. More Friends I- ,Tj A I ,urn gl cu: sq' W X -.pq 3 Annie, Get Your Gun Lehman High School staged its eighth annual musical in late-April, Annie Get Your Gun. This musical is the story of a sharpshooter Annie Oakley, born in Darke County, Ohio, in 1860. At the age of 14, she won a shooting match against Frank Butler, a performer with Buffalo Bill Wild West Show. Annie, at the request of Buffalo Bill, joins the show and eventually becomes a bigger star than Frank who becomes jealous and joins a rival show run by Pawnee Bill. Finally, the two shows join and Annie and Frank fall in love, marry and, of course, live happily ever after. Katie Dunson played Annie Oakley and Tom Froning played Frank Butler. The play was under the direction of Gail Brandewie and Elaine Schweller. h... if j R3 Stl can A. Work on the musicals scenery begins early: Commie Weigant, Heather Dunlap, Karen Crawford and Jackie Jenkins. B. Nancy Mestemaker and Julie Cole. C. Christy Koon. D. The faculty helps too. Pam Diamond plays flute in the pit band. E. Doug Grilliot. F. Kelley Gartland. G. Kris Nuss. H. Elaine Schweller, music director. I. Connie Weigant. J. Chris Wilberding. K. Steve Starrett. L, 'tAnything You Can Do, I Can Do Better. M. The pit band gets ready for rehearsal. N. Directors Gail Brandewie and Elaine Schweller. O. Becky Meyer, P. Four Little Indians: Annette Meyers tfrontj tl-ri Tisha Francis, Angie Nerderman Missy Elliot. Q. Monica Goffena and Belinda Monnin. Fi. Benny Scott, Derek Lampman, Annette Meyers. S. Ann Brandewie. T. Steve Crist and David Petitjean. U. Mrs. Brandewie transforms Matt Caufield into Buffalo Bill. V. Lori Stewart and Emily Phyllaier. If ff W FZ 3 fww 'X A ,fb rx, gin... TNA L Cast Annie Oakley ...........,,.,.,............... Frank Butler ,..................,....,...,...... Charlie Davenport, the Wild West Show manager ..,, Dolly Tate, his sister ......................,.. , . . . .KATIE DUNSON ..,.TOM FRONING . . . . . . .STEVE CRIST .......CHRISTYKOON Colonel William F. Cody IBuffalo Billy ........... ...., M ATT CAULFIELD Chief sitting Bull ,,....4. Little Jake, Annie's brother ... Minnie, Annie's sister Jessie, Annie's sister Nellie, Annie's sister Mr. Wilson, proprietor of th Major Gordon Lillie lPawne Mac .......,.....,..... ConductorlFooIman .... Wild Horse ..,..,.., Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter . Mrs. Schuyler Adarns. Mr. Schuyler Adams, Girls Ensemble ANGIE COLE AMY HOYING JILL JENKINS MEGHAN STEPHAN MISSY STEPHENSON Boys Ensemble MIKE BERNING MATT BOGART DAN GENTRY MIKE KELNHOFER RON O'LEARY LARRY SEARLES Featured Show Troupe Dancers KELLI ANDERSON CAROLYN BARHORST LORI BEHR HEATHER DUNLAP JACKIE JENKINS Featured lndlan Dancers MATT BOGART GINNY GATEWOOD MONICA GOFFENA Townspeople e Wilson House Hotel e Billy ,............. Chorus KATY ANDERSON T.J. BAKER ANN BERGMAN MIKE BERNING ANN BRANDEWIE ANGIE COLE KAREN CRAWFORD MIKE CRIST MEGAN DUNSON MARY ELLIOT TISHA FRANCIS BOB GARTLAND DAN GENTRY STEVE HEMMERT AMY HOYING JILL JENKINS SUSAN KOON JULIE LATIMER NANCY MESTEMAKER ANDY NOLAN JULIE O'LEARY KAREN PLEIMAN CARYN SCOTT MINDY SMITH MEGHAN STEPI-IAN MISSY STEPI-IENSON KATHY WEHRLE DAVID WEIGANDT HERB WEIGEL .........ANDY KIRK . . . .STEVE PETITJEAN ...,.MINDY WALLACE ....BELINDA MONNIN ...CHRISSY DEPRIEST . . . , . . .MIKE BERNING ....,.,..MlKE CRIST . . . .MIKE KELNHOFER ,.,,...DAN GENTRY ,...,MATT BOGART ...USUSAN KOON ....CARYN SCOTT .. .,.,..,, T.J. BAKER Show Troupe Chorus Cowboys DEREK LAMPMAN RON O'LEARY BENNY SCOTT LARRY SEARLES Strong Man MIKE BAKER Cowglrls KELLI ANDERSON CAROLYN BARHORST LORI BEHR JULIE COLE LORI COLE NICKY DEPRIEST HEATHER DUNLAP MISSY ELLIOT ANNE ELSASS JENNY HOLTHAUS JACKIE HUELSKAMP JACKIE JENKINS JESSICA LATIMER KELLEY MURRAY GINA NOLAN AMY O'LEARY ANGIE O'LEARY BRENDA PUTHOFF .37 M . x -. 1 PM-fm fr 'W W 1 3 f Ewa. A Matt Bogart and Mrs. Betty Hemmert. B. Katie Dunson as Annie Oakley. C. Sara Jones Irightt father and sister. D. Annie makes a deal. E. Tom Froning prepares for dress rehearsal. F. Indians. G. Steve Petitjean and Mindy Smith. Cow Girl JENNY SHERMAN Indians MATT BOGART ANGIE DEARMOND CHRIS DEITERING GINNY GATEWOOD MONICA COFFENA SARAH JONES MELISSA MONNIER ANNETTE MYERS ANGIE NERDERMAN EMILY PHYILLAIER SHANNON SCLILLY LISA WILBERDING Ballroom Maids TISHA FRANCIS NANCY MESTEMAKER MEGHAN STEPHAN KATHY WEHRLE .Lat piano .,,..... MRS. BETTY HEMMERT synthesizer ...... .JONATHAN REYES flute I and piccolo .ELIZABETH MCBRIDE flute ll and piccolo .MISS PAM DIAMOND clarinet l .............. clarinet ll ... bassoon . . . trumpet l . . . trumpet ll ., trumpet Ill .. trombone .. baritone horn . . . string bass . percussionfdrum tlmpanilbells ... .BRENT KNAB , . . . .MARIA COVELLI SHARON CRAWFORD ....JERRI DEITERING , . . . . .MARC GILARDI ...DOUG GRILLIOT ...JEFF VVESBECHER ,.......RlCK BAKER . .... JEANETTE LINK set ...BETH GARIETY . . . . .LAURA SLAGEL l 5- Prom Preparation: Hard Work Hard work is the theme of prom preparation as the juniors plan and builds toward the day in May. In March they gather materials and build and paint. Led by faculty sponsors Pam Diamond and Dave Musser and by class president Ruth Frantz, the class of 1987 had the decorations up in record time. ni Hu HE ' I ' . Dr' I... 'ugh' I W ir. QI.. T., I- hy' 2 xx? A. Working hard. B. Juniors decorate late into the night. C. From the outside looking in. D. Mike Kelnhofer and Gina Nolan fix streamers to the ceiling. E. Kelly Ander- son smiles while she works. F. Things begin to take shape. G. Busy! Busy! l-l. President Fluth Frantz joins in. l. Gina Nolan reaches for more tape. J. Gee, Miss Diamond, l dunno, Jim Lewis says. K. Jane Teach hands Eric Sale one end of a streamer while Nicky DePriest looks on. L. Almost finished: fl-rt Liz McBride, Annette Meyers, Caryn Scott. Mike Kelnhoter mugs for the camera, M. Missy Stephenson and Kathy Weigel. N. Even the underclassmen help: il-ri Belinda Monnin, Lori Cole, Megan Dunson iback rowi Michelle Hilgetort, Lori Austin and Melissa Monnier. The Traveler 1986 The Traveler, the 1986 prom theme was presented by the class of 1987 to the class of 1986. Decorated in a time motif, the Upper Valley Joint Vocational School cafeteria-auditorium was transformed into an enchanting new world for an evening of dance and fellowship. The students elected Gina Nolan, princess, and Craig Stiefel, princeg Angie Cole, queen, and Jerry Frantz, king. . 1 tttt A. Arriving at the prom all dressed up. B. Chip Eisenstein til and Phil Berning, a dashing pair. C. The two crownbearers wait for the moment of magic. D. Jill Jenkins and Craig Stiefel before the prom begins. E. Four juniors wait for the crowning: ll-ri Mike Kerrigan, Angie Nerderman, Tisha Francis and Dan Gentry. F, 1986 Royalty: tl-rl Prince Craig Stiefel, Princess Gina Nolan, Queen Angie Cale, King Jerry Frantz. G. The Royal Court. H. Jerry crowns his queen. I. The King and Queen ot the 1986 prom. J. Jerry and Angie celebrate the first dance. K. Miss Diamond presents Princess Gina with a bouquet of roses. L. Queen Angie receives her roses. M. Craig crowns his princess. it .xr Q , i fa-is - N2s:ss.., if ,St ' E --.. it 4, . xv 1. 1 I-q Q 5 , .m., 4 U ,ff ---- ' ' f 52, A 3 ig W Q A I 1 4,7 W . 1, ffff 1 wg 1 ,E f '59 ' 1 W MM WZ, MMMAWWM Q , f Eff Q 'Z 2 A gf, Q ' V ' if 2 , , 5 f' -k,,, ,, , 5 '7 ' - 4 5 0 . ' ,311 , I ,Q .. , Q A L W V ,, A V55 I M- VVVV IQ, v,,, CU' A K f A ,,,V M, ,,,, , L 35 W Undergraduate Awards Banquet ACADEMIC AWARDS American Youth Foundation Scholarship: Elizabeth McBride, Dan Gentry. Chris Wermert Memorial Scholarship: Chris Wilberding Troy K of C Youth of the Year Award: Dan Gentry Edison State Math Contest: Mary Elliott, Pat Gartland, Gina Nolan, Matt Smith. American High School Mathematics Examination: Becky meyer, Julie Cole, Mary Elliott, Pat Gartland, David Schmiesing Matt Smith. Certificate of Superior Achievement: Becky Meyer Academic Team: Brian Ashcraft Karen Crawford Tisha Francis Ruth Frantz Elizabeth McBride Barb Meyer Becky Meyer Kelley Murray Gina Nolan Ron O Leary Matt Smith Claudia Taesler. Chemistry Bowl: Nicole DePriest Mary Elliott Mike Potts Matt Smith Connie Weigandt. SUBJECT AREA AWARDS Religion Religion I Meghan Stephan Spanish I Sara Jones Religion ll David Schmiesing Spamgh Il Jggkle Jenkins R9 Q'0 l ll Dan Gently' Spanish lll Dan Gentry Business introduction to Business Chris Pohl Mathematics ACC0UVlT'VlQ l MWUY Cable Elementary Algebra Mike Hilgefort introduction to Computers: Matt Smith Algebra Ig Sara Jones Basic l: Matt Smith English: English ll: Jonathan Reyes English ll: David Schmiesing English lll: Nicole DePriest Foreign Languages: French l: Meghan Stephan French Il: David Schmiesing Geometry: Jackie Jenkins Algebra ll: Mary Elliott Science: Physical science: Meghan Stephan Biology: Becky Meyer Chemistry: Mary Elliott Anatomylphysiology: Commie Weigandt A. Heather Dunlap and her mother chat before the banquet begins. B. Mr. Skelton and Dr. Geiger. C. Elizabeth McBride and Dan Gentry won the American Youth Foundation Scholarship. D. Beth Gariety looks over the program before the banquet begins. E. The serving line, manned by student council members, was filled with good food prepared by the three Lehman cooks. F. Parents, students and faculty jam the Lehman gym to celebrate the second annual Underclassmen Awards Banquet. G. Dr. John Geiger, Professor of Education, University of Dayton, offers learned observations to the gym- packed crowd of students, parents and faculty. H. Mr. Barhorst presents awards to David Schmiesing and Chris Wilberding while Mr. Fluth observes. s ,K H , . ,f,,,, ff, , 'fff aw? 7 Z' aff 4 f Q52 FWZ ,, ' 'Z . V 1,, ,f,, , i M, I Zfq a ' rw .-V, . I Z V 3 U , 'W ' 1 M' W. . .1 ,,,.I ,ef 7,...,.u .. .,,, V . V T' ya P' 7 1 4 Q . I 1' ff X. Q V ,A., Aizyyj Z 1 W' , 2 J r A W X 2 , 4, 4 f if f I ff M A The Senior Class Of 1986 MM .r- Q. ...Q- -9- ,ufx '5' , , , N yn F' 3., , ff, A' 'ik ' ,, . . I E fi wg ' r 7 ,.. We lk if , f ,aw Mr ' V mf- , ,M 1 ,, pilffxff V21 575 7 7 :5 ' W Q' MM 'ws M--....,,., W Class Of 1986 Nathan Anderson Darrell Austin Philip Berning Beth Borders Michael Ciriegio Mitchell Ciriegio A. The Class of 1986. B, Keith Goins looks over the guidance department bulletin board. C, Nate Anderson adjusts the bar. D Senior English class hard at work. ,i.w..W in N' il MeliSSa DOFHSF Katharine DunSOn James Edwards Stacey Edwards 44 ,ai I Timothy Baker Jeffery Baumann Tracy Bennion Michael Benning 'Nr' ilvk - . 5 wwf? KN! VL M if 53 Angela Coie Sharon Crawford Melissa Dankworth I Jerri Deitering .42 pr 111.5 Charles Eisenstein Jerome Frantz Susan Gepfrey Keith Goins Class Of 1986 A. Mike McClain with teddy bear and Chris Wilberding. B, T,J. Baker and his famous face. C. Mike McClain, a few years ago. D, Jill Jenkins and her family. David Grilliot tit Jill Hemmert ffm? Brent Knab Michael McClain Christen Koon Susan Koon Erin McDermott Scott Mestemaker Michael LaChey ff' . .M x z i 5 X tt y S, Jennifer Mowery 5 4 , we 1, - nh 4 1, if ' x ,K . npr, 'tiff f ' ,fi iff- i 3 Catherine Hissong Steven Hurley Jill Jenkins Joseph Kerber -Q --A-val gy ES wavf s J ! S ff' eei 5' WWA A 75 'nn' L e ii K , . - -..... , -iw 4 . L J 'mW f'5' J K so i ar Scott Latham John Lewis Andrew Lis Jeanette Link f Rick Payne Kathaieen Pierre Mark Plessinger THOVUHS Pope Michael Simpkins Michelle Nerderman Melissa Ouellhorst William Schmidt at Joseph Sommer Leslie Sommer Ginger Starrett Stephanie Walling Kenneth Zimmerman Herbert Weigel Susan Whitlow Daniel Wourms M31 I. X J Mary Schneider Ann Schroeder Marcia Schulze Melissa Sherman Nathaniel Swarfs Ruth Syed Paul Turley Matthew Voisard Over the past four years our class has changed and grown a lot. Starting out as a huddled mass of scared freshmen, we are now ready to face the world more independently. Through our years at Lehman our class became one - working and striving to meet every challenge. From our sleeping Cavalier to hot air balloons, our class has made a united effort on float building. We tried everything to raise money. We sold candy, sold programs, sold doughnuts and held ratfles. We provided an evening in Almost Paradise at the prom and planned a fantastic homecoming. We spent hours together at band camps, summer football practices and on the field, court and track. Working side by side hammering nails, pushing paint brushes and practicing lines for the play, we built lasting friendships. CMN cmss has worked,rManned,studmd,laughed and cnedtogether Graduahon bnngs an endto ouryears together, but not to the knowledge, experiences, and friendships that have grown from our years together at Lehman' President ofthe class of 'ae Katie Dunson WW !. .f ..?W,w, , 3 t ' r v ,G ',r',, 'Vw 'f,'f 'V LE . WW fi 4 21, ' ' 'I Class Of '86 Graduates -, ..x.... ..,. A S- A M . A ST: N kk 'iz' E ' ia 'f . ,L - :K :I ik ve .E I ::. 7 K 'X i g ' 1 .. :'. I fi i ' 5 H' f- ,, ZW, ,- ..g ,,, W Wm f M ,, f f , QM, ,,1 , :,,A.,, ,1,5,A, ,,,11:..,, , , W D 'f 4 , ,HM zu, Wm, 5, W 3 , ,W 4:vWfJ 1 ,'f2EMi f JA LL F , . N X 4 'fz . l W M lll , ' -v VL 1 - I ,,,, V, qu, 5 ',. tta . ' K J., ,ve O A. fl-rj Leslie Sommer, Melissa Sherman, Marcia Schulze, Kathy Pierre, Ruth Syed, Denise Gepfrey and Jeanette Link. B. Salutatorian Jill Jenkins and Valedictorian Brent Knab. C. John Lewis and Beth Borders. D. Mr. Ruth. E. Katie Dunson and family. F. Mr. Barhorst presents an award to Sharon Crawford. G. Happy parents, relatives and friends greet the graduates in front of the school. H. Sophomores treated the seniors to their annual banquet: fl-rj Tony DePriest ffrontj, Beth Gariety, Heather Dunlap, Andy Kirk, Lori Behr and Chris Wilberding. I. The class waits to receive recognition at the awards' assembly. J. in senior home room : tl-rj Matt Voisard, Dave Grilliot, Jim Edwards, Steve Hurley, Mitch Ciriegio, Ken Zimmerman, John Lewis and Scott Latham. K. Jeanette Link and Mitch Ciriegio look at Mitch's diploma. L. Mr. Wurm checks in Mark Plessinger's robe. M. Jeff Baumann and Brent Knab. N. The class lines up. O. Mr. Tenney checks in Bill Schmidt's robe. P. Stacey Edwards and Katie Dunson. Q. Jill Jenkins, Beth Borders, Sharon Crawford. R. Melissa Quellhorst and Ginger pose for the camera while Missy Sherman watches. S. fl-rj Jerry Frantz, Jim Edwards and Mike Ciriegio. T. Mr. Barhorst hands Jim Edwards his diploma. Academic Awards PERFECT ATTENDANCE Jeff Baumann Mske Bernsng Sharon Crawford Katse Dunson Melsssa Quellhorst Melsssa Sherman NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SENIOR MEDAL LIONS Mske Bernsng Beth Borders Sharon Craw ford Katse Dunson Cathy Hsssong Brent Knab Gsnger Starrett Herb Wesgel Valedsctorsan Brent Knab Salutatorsan Jsll Jenksns CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Outstandsng Sensor Gsrl selected by faculty Katse Dunson Outstandsng Sensor Boy selected by faculty Herb Wesgel Outstandsng Sensor Classmate selected by class Shelly Nerderman SENIOR SUBJECT AWARDS RELIGION IV Sharon Crawford Accountsng II Susan Koon Bassc II Msssy Sherman Pascal Gsnger Starrett Journalssm Sharon Crawford Englssh IV Jsll Jenksns Chef s Class Stacey Edwards Independent Lsvsng Kathy Pserre Draftsng Jeanette Lsnk Archstecture Melsssa Dorner Glee Club Angse Cole Advanced Math Herb Wesgel Calculus Brent Knab Physscs Brent Knab Socsology Msssy Sherman Psychology Msssy Sherman Amerscan Government Msssy Sherman ACADEMIC MEDALLIONS Relsgsors Msssy Sherman Computer Scsence Msssy Sherman Englssh Katse Dunson Home Economscs Ruth Syed Math Brent Knab Foresgn Languages Marcsa Schulze Scsence Brent Knab Socsal Studses Msssy Sherman SECOND HONORS Beth Borders Angse Cole Msssy Dankworth Jsll Hemmert Cathy Hsssong Jeanette Lsnk Scott Mestemaker Kathy Pserre Ann Schroeder Marcsa Schulze Matt Vossard FIRST HONORS Mske Bernsng Sharon Crawford Msssy Dorner Katse Dunson Jsll Jenksns Brent Knab Mary Schnesder Melsssa Sherman Gsnger Starrett Herb Wesgel OHIO TEST OF SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT Sensor Socsal Studses Melsssa Dorner Englssh 12 Melsssa Sherman Gsnger Starrett Advanced Math Mschael Bernsng Herb Wesgel Physscs Brent Knab tFsrst place sn Dsvssson III fsrst place sn Ohso sn Dsvssson Ill thsrd place regardless of school ssze sn Dsvsson Ill seventh place sn Ohso regardless of school ssze EXTRA CURRICULAR Cavalcade Gsnger Starrett Mussc and Drama Best Actress Katse Dunson Best Supportsng Actress Chrssty Koon Publsc Relatsons Cavalser Catch up Co host Mske LaChey Student televssson cameraman Phsl Bernsng Cavalser Crser Sharon Crawford Academsa Mske Bernsng Sharon Crawford Katse Dunson Jsll Jenksns Brent Knab Msssy Sherman Gsnger Starrett Chemsstry Bowl Brent Knab Mathematscs Awards Edsson State Math Contest Sharon Crawford Brent Knab Mary Schnesder Herb Wesgel Amerscan Hsgh School Mathematscs Exam Brent Knab Ohso Coun csl of Teachers of Math Brent Knab OTHER AWARDS ERNEST Johns Memorsal Award Jsll Hemmert Ohso State Board of Educatson Award of Dsstsnc tson Mstch Csrsegso Sharon Crawford Mary Schnesder Gsnger Starrett Matt Vossard Socsety of Women Engsneers Certrfscate of Merst Mary Schnesder Sharon Crawford Katse Dunson Jsll Jenksns DP 8- L Scsence Achsevement Award Katse Dun son Natsonal School Traffsc Safety Poster Award Sue Whstlow Pressdentsal Academsc Fstness Award Mske Bern sng Sharon Crawford Melsssa Dorner Katse Dun son Davsd Grsllot Brent Knab Mary Schnesder Matt Vossard Herb Wesgel Ohso Board of Regents Certsfscsate of Achseve ment and Academsc Scholarshsp Mschael Bern sng Sharon Crawford Katse Dunson Jsll Jenksns Brent Knab CSI 000 scholarshsp from State of Ohso Psqua Rotary Sharon Crawford Ball State Unsverssty Whstsnger Honors Scholar shsp Jsll Jenksns Q32 0163 Unsverssty of Dayton Pressdent s Scholarshsp Brent Knab Q34 9803 Lola Caromny Scholarshsp Brent Knab IS5003 Ann Msra Das Memorsal Scholarshsp Sharon Crawford 132503 Hartzell Norrss Scholarshsp Katse Dunson lS827 333 Zsmmerman s Dsamcnd Center Cstszenshsp Award Sharon Crawford IS2503 Robert C Hammer Memorsal Scholarshsp Katse Dunson 435003 Cathy Hsssong 1255003 Herb Wesgel 435003 SENIOR CLASS GIFT Snow blov er for school tractor , . , . b ... , I I I I I ' ' - , . , . , . . , , , A I I I I I I - I I . . , , I I I I I I I - I I I ' I I I I I - I I I I I I I - I - I 'I I I , . s' I I I - I - I I Where Do We Nathan Anderson BGSU Darrell Austin OU business TJ Baker UC architectural eng Jeff Baumann ONU Tracy Bennron OSBA cosmotology Mike Berning Miami music Phil Berning Nazareth College business Beth Borders Ball State nursing Mike Ciriegio work at Stolle s Mitch Ciriegio ITT electronics Angie Cole ESCC education Sharon Crawford OU engineering Missy Dankworth OSU business Jerri Dertering ESCC Missy Dorner Kent State architecture Katie Dunson Marquette Univ Stacey Edwards BGSU Chip Ersenstein work Empire Best Jerry Frantz BGSU sports mgt Keith Goins work David Grilliot UC business Jill Hemmert ESCC education Susan Gepfrey undecided Cathy Hissong BGSU business Joe Kerber US Marines Brent Knab UD engineering Christy Koon OSU business Susan Koon OU retailing Mike l.aChey work at Sears Scott Latham US accounting John Lewis work Orr Felt Jeanette Link Univ of Ky Andy Lis Findlay College business Jim Edwardsz' ITT, electronics ' Go From Here? Mike McClain: work Erin McDermott: OSU business Scott Mestemaker: UD Mike Millet: undecided Jenni Mowery: work Piqua Manor Shelley Nerderman: ESCC Rick Payne: ESCC Kathy Pierre: ESCC Mark Plessinger: lTT electronics Tom Pope: OSU engineering Melissa Ouellhorst: ESCC secretarial Bill Schmidt: ESCC real estate Mary Schneider: work Ann Schroeder: ESCC business Melissa Sherman: College of Mt. St. Joeseph education Mike Simpkins: U.S. Army Joe Sommer: undecided Leslie Sommer: DeVry computer Ginger Starrett: ONU prelaw Ned Swarts: Urbana College Ruth Syed: WSU psychology Paul Turley: U. of Jacksonville marine biology Stephanie Walling: U.S. Air Force Dan Worms: work Cains Ken Zimmerman: U.S. Marines Steve Hurley: DrVry computer Jill Jenkins: Ball State education Marcia Schulze: ESCC: accounting Friendly Words UVJVS For Vocations Nine Lehman juniors and seniors chose to attend the UpperVaHeyJoHH VooaHonalSohooIm Pmua where they learn skills to give them opportunities to find jobs immediately after graduation from high school. ffront row, I-rl Joe Sommer, Mike Millet, Leslie Sommer, Susan Gepfry fbaok row, I-rj Don Miller, Nidia Espinosa, Brenda Putholf, Diana Gepfry Amy Henderson. , Q -..f at I - A l .. .. K K ' S ..'. ,. ---- We X. is gi f . l,.-f, W -S . . - .t.. we Aii' QM- tt ' Ra s ii i, , if t ..-- -- a s . .. t W f r'f-- f Effe- .,l.t, ,t1t., , yy .,...-M. . l. Q.. : .Q -te X Sgt 5 X N E it -. i:: Q I 1 . ,,t.t . NS. ..t .4 XS S .f A , 'Y 'X .- not -iii' . .V May 9 was blustry but the sun was shining as the 300 students and faculty of Lehman High School gathered before the statue of Mary on the front lawn to celebrate the annual May Crowning. The crowning was preceded by the praying of the scriptural rosary, led by faculty and students. Selected to crown the statue was senior Stacey Edwards. Katie Dunson was crown bearer and Jerri Deitering was the attendant. Lehman Honors Mary In May X 5 . A, Father Armstrong conducts outside services. B. Stacy Edwards crowns the statue of Mary. C. Father Armstrong celebrates Mass in the gym. D. Katie Dunson, crown bearerg Jerri Dettering, attendantg Stacey Edwards, crownerg Father Armstrong. E. Father Armstrong concludes the ceremonies. F. Amen. 53 Www bw mx ' , ,, 'wx M iw , M W 3' ig xi cs 45, N uv X, GN ' w. .lk . , V25 -4 Q, ' ??f5wm. 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W 'aqge my M , yr 5 wqtgg : eeee . i r i it f if f ' -lzff '-M i ,,,f : wrt f. E .W l ,,,, ,:, fnn ,,' I5 --,, ' :'f 'f 1 zi, H I .. L, gy ' -. --ff 'L - ,V,. r ,, V STEVE Pelllef L . . 4 Q-fi ff. ,,'- fi Don Pemlean . ' A my Mike Poms nn n neen Brenda Puthotf f John Ouinlisk neele . ' ' ' . . 9 nnn, l,, Class Of '87 A. Nicole DePriest and Gina No- lan. B. Juniors with President Flea- gen in Washington. C. Andy Jaco- met, Don Petitjean, Amy Beeman, Gina Nolan. D, Don Petitjean. E. Junior girls in costume. F. Nancy Mestemaker, G. Missy Elliott, Kel- ley Sherman, Kelley Murray, Deb- bie Austin and Beth Zielsdorf, H. Junior Class Gfticers and Pam Dia- mond, junior class moderator. Joe Russell Eric Sale Ken Schultz Caryn Scott Sean Scully 4-Q 4 ' fi I V. I f' el' 2 st S 'pg -. 5 .,. V A we ,Qu + vw -'V I if 1 i t 1 V :VV . , V L ,..5 .,.l .. .... .,..t. . A V' , ', .v f V 1 , Kelley Sherman .. , f , fowl ' ,rs . . ' 'V 5 ' gjr ' ff 75? r , r 4 ,: Matt Smith Kia, .,., ff S 1 A 3 A . Renee Spurgeon t j iviff W f iii. ' John Starrett , f . my -.W - i. W. A.,. ' V X . ., F A, W lg f.k. W X Q is f ,fr i 4 Steven Starrett Missy Stephenson Craig Stiefel Claudia Taesler Jane Teach - if. Ki: ' 1 23732 ' .i iz it 34 r ' ' i rf' it i 7 Kathy weiirie ,rr ' rr,,Wt , . - Connie Wiegandt e g 1 ' Man Wiford ' fi 'i'rrf I A Q Q Beth Zielsdorf -, , ,W ii, W 'raw , 4. X V -ful? ' ' 1 i ,ir, it t F' me it M H N ..,,, 'li' ,A ,i.ii, 'Q W2 AL ,gm In r iiii i S.. S Q, X vgfvx' 4 'fi E Q .11 f 'W L 'ii 1 I H 52 Richard Baker Lori Behr Maria Berning Andrea Bertke Mindy Cable Matt Caulfield Maria Covelli Steve Crist Angela DeArrnond Tony DePriest Heather Dunlap Craig Edwards John Edwards Anne Elsass Tom Frantz Juniors X i I - A. French students listen. B. Jim 920 practices. C. All dressed up. D. 6 Biology class. E. School spirit. F. Kurt hard at work. G, CAPS test. Kurt Freytag Beth Gariety Bob Gartland Kerry Geise Douglas Grilliot V , .K it 1 is WE X NR .6 as Um . assi' fr: iw X ' 7 A iiii it X .f1. N 3 X 1 S s as 1 A .. t.... .... sk ,MVC W N . all N X is A . .... , ... i s lk Q if ' af X SL. it -gt.. its an s 1 X WV N h-... .... , fc .5 w E f t .X Q sl ii X s X TW.. .... S si N 'Qi X Q Ei c X fm J X V if x E ag wx X MA S Ai, Www E M W' use B Sygg iw ' A ' ,, ' - -. X, -:Q fm-1 W1 z.-: x RF 1 .::.iCiS'M'5'Hi .rn X:-Lies: fm-:sr :Ir -r-NL: X if Wgggia X 3 f X Q X 3, Swarm X 5 Q X is 'y , xxx x 1 si. Amy l-loying Stephanie Hughes Jacquelyn Jenkins Bobby Johnson Dan Kellner Andy Kirk Chris Knab Rob Koon Lynn Larger Patrick McDermott Becky Meyer Shelley Mitchell Mark Monnier Pam Monnln Jamie Nash -1 G,-. Andy Nolan Kris Nuss Amy O'Leary Angela O'l.eary Brian O'Leary Julie O'Leary Matt O'Leary Lora Paulus John Peltier Karen Pleiman Jennifer Sale Maria Salvador Matt Sargeant Julie Schmidt David Schmiesing Larry Searles Jenny Sherman Laura Slagel Brian Starrett Lori Stewart Amtr- f 1 I 6 we , fe, X 'Y 4, ,Hff ,,,, . .. , f0,,, A K I n fi s- is W , , 1 A. Kerry shows there is more to school than work, B. Jackie and Anne show how it's done, C. Cool Dudes! Andy, Chris and Matt. Mark Vanderhorst Mark Voisard Missy Warnecke David Weigandt Jane Weinschenk 4 Q , ,,k, gif., Q mf, If 1 J, P 5 1-CW A5 if , H. ' :mu f' , ' W X J f f X l AY wa. 15 f f , . ' i l ,fi i ri? 2 V ,ti ,,,,,r , . ,F 1 . , f ,A if aww , -, Q M Z 3 .6 we , 3? ,,k, W 4 Wywmwumw, Wa Q 'L ' I W . ,,,,f, y ,Q ,V A,,,, 9 H 2 . ,, '- ,, Vw f 3 I iiii,,, A 3 H ' s X , M - ' ix, :if . i , V H- iif A , W W V Q f W 4 wi . ,. K i I V I ,a-wh.. - X if 2 is : . A . K X 3 I 43-2 at eg W , rg. 5. . f H A f 17: --:' 11' I ' L Q V , ,,, , ,,,., 1. 3 A A it My We I .Lv ft 55 mega-5 - fi 1' ...feel if A A W ...i-its -gy, -. ' as A :ws A --i -vs -4 , 2 . 1.,S,X .11 Jew' Beverly Weitzel Jeff Wesbecher Chris Wilberding Cindy Wourms Matt Zielsdorf Jim Zook A. Preparations for the Oktoberfest. B. Doug and Larry. C. Sophomore Class Officers: fl-rj David Weigandt, presidentg Lori Behr, vice- presidentg Amy Hoying, seoretaryg Tony DePriest, treasurer, Mrs. Bensman, advisor. D. Angie and Jenny work on the award winning float. i 3 Katy Anderson Lori Austin Heti Baker Mike Baker Ann Bergman z 5 Matt Bogart Ann Brandewie Rob Carman Jeff Clark Lori Cole Mike Cook Karen Crawford Chris Deitering Peter Deluke Chrissy DePriest 5 .Yi fa. W' 5,25 e.... .,,, - ,,,,,, , ,,. ,,,. , ...W , ,,,, , .... i ' , . ,I L if 'X' 1 L4 7 Sw.. 1 .21 I , 5 1 ft iw EW X! 1 5,5 ,st We 4' A9 55 aj infrygw 1 e xif l .. ra ti fi RM 4 ' -1 ,,.. Freshmen A. Heti Baker and Matt Bogart looking their best. B. John Judge doing his thing. C. Freshman Class Officers: Lynn l-loying, treasurerg Megan Dunson, presidentg Angie Schlater, vice-presidentg Heti Ba- ker, secretary. D. Karen Crawford and Lori Study hard for a Spanish test, E, Jett and John on sign day. kkik. A N- Q- s igh Q .. iw . Ee s x. 5 5 - X .wi . M Nm 1 . - L . . Q ' '- o r sl- . sf.. Rob Douglas Megan Dunson Joe Edwards Michelle Edwards David Egan S f , Www 1 E I . if 'E 3 :ff-ff 4 W r 4 ,. ,. gf, . ..... H M554 W . .. 4 3 i 4, W f Y 1 ' E4 ' W --- ..,. , v:'1 1 I-f-QB ' .2 iw F . if of ,Ha if , J., V, ,. , ..,,. ff ,, ,,,,. .. ,, .,.. W , ., L VVVL ,- f 4 1,4455 MW wi if 6 J J J J'-ff , ,fa Q, Q51 'K gl? ?X5w? M ,, 4 ff, ' 7 ,f am. .,.. , 4 ...... 1, ,, E W , , ,W I QI if 1 4 1 .. gg,-, f om,,,,WN ,, X J f . 5. ,ws Q 'v sf' 5 2554 J I Z f J.. if f . , ,www Q59 J' 'fn-f, : ,7'if'5iz 2' I H, i if ' i il? 'L' . 71 i i ,f W ,aaa , Y fi , L it I l a g W ww? 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J Margie Liddy F f 'I i Todd Maurer Lori McClain ' f hL H f E 44 , Yr: ., - M if V 'V ii. A V' r Malik MCK'Vl!'eY L : : ' ,',f Barb Meyer 'Y if 'III K Clayton Middleton Melissa Monnier ,, Belinda Monnin ,,,, f . ,,,,' ' : W! ,,,f in rf W Jeff Monnier Sean Moorman Pat Murray Debbie Nerderman Ron O'Leary A . 3 'fn W Q 4, 4 jf 1 VW ., 1' H k.VV V M. i fm X2 1 fffff A f wif! .ffz af ff ms.. f fr :m:::e!::E .'.EEM:5E:,,'A EY ES' ,:.'Hrj,, :rf , ff , Q 3 if f X 1 if i fm mmwww f fa ff,, WW WSW ..,,,,.. . V ' viii ' if. .... ' -tr' f 'ww' Eejiff H I 6 5 G' as l 1 rrr 52- . 45 yi Class Of '89 A. Andy, did you get a perm? B, As usual, the treshm having fun. C, Wake up, Missy! D. Look! Jeff is studyin E. Sara and Christine decorate lockers. F. Tom and Flob at the Beanie Weanie, GD BFG Q! Rachel Partington ziz' 5': Steve Petitjean Emily Phyillarer Chris Pohl Susan Ftetterbush X 1, -f-- . i . fs i it .. X X f If X, . Y M V .fm K is a 'Q A a 1.f'+ww4ia S xf N ,K S : k X S 1 T f ' . t ' X r S- - .ms . ..X..1 ss A 3 X SSN X ii iw 4 mm x X mv 4 it .-4? f .- S tbii- ...,, . 11 . .ll -Q .. H49 .wif :L i ' ---- 1 H AS t is , Q ,X K ' if 'Z .. - -..- 1 Wa at .W , aa, J as ' S .... 3 ff,, - at i 'L - -.-: as S it I N ati! K L':?'33??-R S2555 fX35355f.i..lVz5EEEij L t , t Z L L Em5.A aw-. M it h1 tss pri R g xx it . 2 x Jett Fleyes Jonathan Fteyes Stephanie Schemmel Angie Schlater Jenni Schmidt Terri Schulze Benny Scott Shannon Scully Carol Simpkins Mindy Smith Meghan Stephan Tina Stewart John Valentine Missy Vanderhorst Mindy Wallance fam . ,-mists .rf r is 1-Y Q:-K: . ' digs- ,nr ,kg gm Q Y, . 1.1 W X Q -3 , 35: ,N ,ky ,,--. H fs .,,. . 4 ft' .Ei ::::.A H H . .2g:m.-1- ' 'E Christine Wesbecher V Louie Whitlow 32 ' my ,Q vs v. N TR tw Q, Lisa Wilberding Mike Wion Faculty And .,. L Staff 1986 was a year ot change for the Lehman faculty. We said hello to some new faces: Mr. Michael Williams, Mr. Dennis Faust, Mrs. Shirley Johnson, Mr. Jon Guey, Mrs, Fran Zielsdorf, Mrs. Kathy Kubec, Mrs. Eileen Myer and Mr. Ken Ftuth. We said good-by to some old friends: Mr. Bob Heil, Mrs. Rita Hennesey and Mrs. Pat Wood. C A. Our cooks: Mrs. Esther Bensman, Mrs. Shirley Johnson, Mrs. Katherine Mawhorr. B. Mr. Michael Williams, C. Mr. David Skelton, D. Coach Bob New and Coach Steve Arnold. E. Mr. Shearl Edler and Heather Dunlap. F. Mrs. Kathy Kubec. G. Mrs. Pat Laurence. H. Miss Pam Diamond and friend. Ste , ... . Z N. i l :wma A , wa .V .. ,,.1m,W. V V ,,,,, W, V, ,,,, . ,. L iwfvf ' Z ii!! ,Ya .V,,,, V, ,..-- .r -. cw. .. A. Mrs. Brandewie says good-by to Bob Heil. B. Miss Diamond prepares her math lesson. C. Mrs. Skully and friends. D. Mr. Robert Te-nney prepares solutions for a chemistry experiement. E. Father Armstrong and Mrs. Jean Gross discuss the plans for a student trip to Europe. F. Mrs. Gail Brandewie works on some alumni materials. G. Mrs. Barb Frantz and son. ., . - .5 if UML! 5.r' xr A. Mrs, Eileen Myer. B. Mr. John Guey. C. Mr. Dennis Faust. D. Mrs. Fran Zieisdorf. E. Mr. Henry r Cordonnier. F. Mrs. Kathy Kubec. G. Mr. Ken 1 Ruth. H. Father Armstrong. N ix, W' if fri A. Mrs. Anna Lee Dickerson B. Mrs. Marie Pence. C, Mrs Rita Hennessey. D. Miss Elaine Schweller. E Mr. Dav , i McBride. F. Sister Anna Mae Yunker. G. Mrs, Brandewie and Mr. Hunsucker. H, Mr. David Musser. i ' ' ,,.,, ii VV,, L W ,, K, , Z Y ,, , A. Principal Michael Barhorse congratulates sopho- more Craig Edwards on being the recipient of the Gov- ernor's Youth Recognition Award lor personal develop- ment, B, Mrs. Mary Agnes Brandewie. C. The Lehman Faculty. D. Mr. Russ l-lelmlinger and John Quinlisk. E. Mrs. Sue Pinter. F, Mr. Ruth and Sharon Crawford. 3 gin Cheerleaders 1985-86 A. Practice makes perfect. B. Cheering athletes at the beanie-Weenie bon fire. C. Coach Heil gets into the act. D. Reserves leading the cheers at a soccer game. E. Freshmen cheerleaders: Windy Smith. Lori Cole, Belinda Monnin, Jackie l-luelskamp, Meagan Stephan. F. Jane and Kelley cheering for the soccer team. G. Freshmen cheerleaders at a basketball game. l-l. Getting the fans enthusiastic. I. Reserves doing a formation, J. Varsity cheerleaders: top to bottom: Jennifer Monnin, Leslie O'Leary, Carolyn Barhorst, Missy Elliot, Caryn Scott, Mary Elliot. K. Fleserve cheerleaders: Jenny Sherman, Jane Teach, Gina Nolan, Kelley Anderson, Brenda Puthoft, Lori Behr, L. Brenda and the rest of the reserve cheerleaders. M. Cheerleaders at the weekly Friday pep rally. aiu., W QW -. r ff , ,f , . ,f ,, I ' W if ' W QA? H ' I f . n K M' M Af f, V ,432 lu G Clubs: An Active Student Body lr 2 v D A. Student Council. B. The Cavalier Crier staff acts up a little tossing sponsor Gail Brandewie. C. Students Against Driving Drunk. D. The Lehman High School Academia team. E. Herb Weigel lights a candle in the National Honor Society's induction ceremony F. The Lehman National Honor Society stands before the student body following the induction ceremony. 9-L H+.. Q . he . if Q.. A r - W ir .5 9 at me 3 ' We , A rig, f it L H it ifQ,i5? 'Q Y ' yy , Q H , V . A, I . I 1 .. V lJiil , .. V I ,. W V K J. Y VHA I W C . . ,,,, K h7, ? ':,, .1':z?Q,.i!n,,A.q,,,M ,,,,L. , 1 :M.r.ag:4gi1:L I,,x filfl NA...- raft-,,,. W., D i i i i i - .. we . A : - Lff--- k5...5..,... W A. Lisa Wilberding loads her suitcase on the bus as she and other members of Lehman Lifeline embark for their trip to Washington. B. The Cavalcade Staff, C. Chris 2 Nuss. D, Lehman Lifeline. E Lifeline members. F. New inductees into the National Honor Society. G. The Cavalier Catch-up: Mike LaChey and Gail Brandevvie. The Lehman Marching Cavaliers The 1985-86 Lehman High School Marching Cavaliers performed at every football game, they entered five contests and performed at four events before school opened in late-August. Directed by Elaine Scheweller and led on the field by Drum Major Beth Borders, the band had 48 musicians, 14 flags and 4 majorettes. The group earned Excellent ratings in each of the five contests they entered. But band members had some fun, too. They opened a new band camp near Ft. Wayne, lnd.g they performed Bock On with kids from Springfield Central Catholic elementary band program. They attended Mass together after their contest in New Bremen. They honored their seniors at a Mass, with locker decorations and with boxes filled with candies and cookies and with signs celebrating the seniors' contributions to the band. Jerri Deitering, senior trumpet player and Piqua vice-president, was elected Lehman High School Homecoming Queen, 1985-86. 1985-86: Flag Corps: Row one tl-rj: Amy Beeman, Jeanette Link. Bow two fl-rj Gina Nolan, Missy Stephenson, Renee Spurgeon, Annette Myer, Jenny Dever, Connie Weigandt. Flow three tl-rj Ann Brandewie, Jackie Huelskamp, Leslie Crider, Julie O'Leary, Angie Dearmond, Ann Bergman. 4Q.AA A .. 1985-86 Band Officers: Front row tl-rj: Nancy Mestemaker, secretary Elizabeth McBride, Sidney Vice-presidentg Mike Berning, presidentg Jerri Deitering, Piqua vice-presidentg Maria Covelli, treasurer. Second row: fl-rj Bob Koon, assistant librariang Sharon Crawford, Iibrariang Mike Kelnhofer, equipment manager: Band Director Elaine Schweller. Flow three: tl-rj: Amy Beeman, flag corp captain, Jeanette Link, flag corp co-captain, Top row: Beth Borders, drum major. Drum Major Beth Borders la AA--- .,,,tt X M 1985-86 Marching Cavaliers. Row one tl-rl: Majorettes Brenda Puthotf, Missy Elliot, Mary Elliot, Ginny Gatewood. Row two tl-rl: John Starrett, Megan Dunson, Larry Searles, Marc Gilardi, Jill Jenkins, Drum Major Beth Borders, Jerri Deitering, Mindy Smith, Doug Grilliot, Julie Latimer, Mike Kelnhofer. Row three ll-rj: Lori Behr, Kelley Murray, Stephanie Walling, Sharon Crawford, Bob Koon, Mike Berning, Nicky DePriest, Bob Gartland, Jeff Wespecher, Karen Crawford. Bow four tl-rj: Elizabeth McBride, Nancy Mestemaker, Jenny Holthaus Chrissy DePriest, Kelley Gartland, Lori Cole, Chrisy Luthman, Missy Schweller. Bow six tl-rl: Steve Starrett, Patrick Murray, Katie Dunson, Beth Gariety, Laura Slagel, Maria Covelli, Lorraine Herd, Jeff Baumann, Becky Jones. Tubas fleft sidelz ttopl Flick Baker, tbottomj Chris Knab. fright sidej ftopl Chris Deitering, fbottoml Heather Baker. Flag corps: row one ll-rj: Annette Myer, Renee Spurgeon, Missy Stephenson, Jeanette Link, Amy Beeman, Jenny Dever, Gina Nolan. top row: Connie Weigandt, Leslie Crider, Jackie Huelskamp, Ann Brandewie, Ann Bergman, Julie O'Leary, Angie O'Leary. 1985-86 Majorettes: Front ll-rj: Ginny Gatewood, Missy Elliot, Brenda Puthott. Top: Mary Elliot. L Music! Music! Music! A. The Lehman High School Concert Band. B. The Giee Club. C. The Limelight Band A. The Limelight Show Choir. B, The Folk Group. C. The Pep Band T 225, , cz, A 'ya xv J 2 ff-fsggjfl f, if,mrg?4 H i Q51 Y PM M22 JZ? X 223 T Football 1985 Lehman football 1985 was a year of struggle. After coming off a championship year in 1984, the Cavaliers wanted to repeat the feat. A pre-season scrimmage against Sidney showed great Cavalier strength. The promise of a great season remained after an opening victory over Graham. After that, the power of the schedule shattered Cavalier hopes. The teams whom the Cavs had defeated in 1984 were strong and waited with vigor to defeat the Cavaliers. They finished the season 1-9. Kfiwwn 1 ,,r 'V I 'h V I ,,lf,, 8 I ' ff ,, ' .1 - ll ' it H A p . f', , !?f I 2 4? at H sw my I .. . --. .... . - . Q -- ' ifffifif Sift ...if . . ci ,Q iisezwll-.. EQ,--lQ:fuz.7iz I - :Ei-f55:5fSL'?i'Fi Eiiriwkzriwahi ' llll - do Ek sf 5 st- z lg. gn. we l- A--- f tm. 515- A E l rrr if 2. .,,. V A . .Q : f . ' Wi 1 , at 1 li ii - lllr It , ' is ' t-tg 5 Mali, ,, F gig lgqgva- 'X Axis we Y . s si 'gig r14? .t!?'lS Q igftf,wLa2'..fii:is15.s.1zsl.v f 'i4f5iQD 1,fQl31?.,gE'13. 1 'NIU' fF'- lggil . Www. l ' . Q 4, KN, 5 fr, - 59 .ffziffwllr 8- 4 2:2-f ts , H 1 it I grip. 'r'-- it at 1 - t'ii ' 4 2 r A 7 . A. Rick and Mike are ready. B. Go! Andy. C. Anybody see the bali? D. Hooter takes time to fiii up. E. Oh, no! The-y're here, F. This seems interesting. G. Come on, the party's this way. H. l.ehman's lineup. I. Hey, wait a minute. J. Keith gets set to siobberknock 'em. K. Where did he come from? L. Coach Hunsucker watching the game plan unfold. M. Let's nail him. The Pride Of Lehman The hard-working Marching Cavaliers have become a symbol of g Lehman pride. Led on the field by Field Commander Beth Borders, the Marching Cavaliers performed at all Lehman football games. But before school began, the band spent a busy but fun-filled week at band camp at St. Francis College, Ft. Wayne, Ind., a new locations for the camp, and made four August appearances including a first place award performance at Jackson Center Community Days. The Marching Cavaliers entered five band contests - Versailles, Piqua, Tipp City, Marion Local and New Bremen. They earned Excellent illl ratings at all events. Beth Borders took second place in drum major competition at New C Bremen. The flag corp and majorettes also took second place. The band and the majorettes took a second place at Piqua. A. The Marching Cavaliers perform for a Sidney crowd. Here they are part of Sidney's Vespa Parade, a kick-off of the football season, 1985. B. Waiting to greet the team, Lehan brass stand alert. C. The Lehman Marching Band is part of two communities - Sidney and Piqua. Here the band play their stuff along Piqua's main street. D. Led by Field Commander Beth Borders, the Marching Cavaliers made their 1985 debut at Piqua in late-August. A special thanks to the Sidney Daily News and Piqua Daily Call for some photos used on this page. Parental involvement is one key to the band's success. Marching 48 musicians, 14 flags, 4 majorettes and a drum major, the Marching Cavaliers performed Rock On with kids at Springfield Central CathoIic's elementary band program. The parents of the Lehman students formed cheering sections at the Marion Local and New Bremen contests waving balloons and signs. They served cookies and punch after the contests. The parents help chaperon and drive students to rehearsals and performances. 35 2 355 1 ' l 5 . El E A. Doug Grilliot and Larry Searles share a funny moment during Band Night in late-August. B. Kelley Murray stands unmoved in formation. C. Friends for a lifetime - Stephanie Walling and Kelly Murray. D. Band director Elaine Schweller and her assistant, Julie Backschieder. E. Chris Knab poses with his tuba, Cris is always happy to play a deep-throated tune - anytime and anyplace. Volleyball Under the leadership of Coach Karen Bensman, the volleyball team exper- ienced a building season. The team learned a lot of new things, made many new friends but most importantly, they had fun and made many lasting memo- nes. Record: 6-13. Ben Logan Piqua Bethel Riverside Houston Minster Ft Recovery Milton Union Botkins Miami East Newton Indian Lake SCC Covington Vrsailles New Bremen Marion Local St. Henry A. Statisticians hard at work. B. Our team waits for a serve to claim victory. C. Oops! What happened to the ball? D. Barb and Carol taking turns as equipment manager. E. Cindy bumps the ball back into play. F. Coach and Jackie have a pre-game chat. G. The team gets ready for action. H. Cathy goes up for a block while Susan and Debbie prepare for backup action. 90 Reserve Scores W ' L L ' ' L W Tipp City L . L I . L ' ' l. ' W ' ' L W W L W L L L L Adh- ,asf 4 'Q -V L Varsity scores Ben Logan Piqua Bethel Riverside Houston Tipp City Minster Ft Recovery Anna Invitational Ben Logan Anna Botkins Miami East Newton Indian Lake SCC Covington Versailles New Bremen L ' L L ' ' W W ' ' L ' vv , W Milton Union L L L - vv ' ' L W - L L - vv ' L L W l. Mary sets the ball for a spike. J. Mindy back sets the ball to the other team. K. Senior players: second row fl-rj Erin McDermott Angie Cole. first row fl-ri Cathy Hissong, Jeanette Link, Susan Koon. L. Team's VIC TO R Ycheer! M. Jackie demonstrates her spiking style. I A 1, 2 , + 'L ww Golf 1985 86 The 1985-86 Lehman High School golf team, under the coaching talents of Frank DeArmond, fielded a good, young group. We improved our record over the previous year, Coach DeArmond said. Most of the group were freshmen and with a talented crop of eighth graders coming in for 1986-87, the Lehman golf team would show remarkable improvement for the next several years. The team's most-valuable golfer was Chris Wilberding, who led the young Cavaliers to a winning 10-7 year. A Mike Potts tees up B he smacks the ball C he watches it sail off into the distance D Benny Scott plans his next strategy. E. The Golf Team first row fl rj Johnny Elsass Peter DeLuke Andy Booth Marc Gilardr Pat Murray row two fl-rl Craig Edwards, Louis Whitlow Tony DePnest Mickael Potts Matt Smith Chris Wilberding Benny Scott Coach DeArmond. F. Chris watches as Matt putts. G. Tony prepares to take his shot H Kevin takes a break A Chris Wilberding B Tony DePriest and Mike Potts. C. Tony watches his ball into the cup D Golf is not all work E Chris watches his opponent F Chris concentrates the ball into the cup. Girls Tennis WW 'WM af f. .waxy .Wig V , M me ,,.,,. W. -'A gm -- M . ' ' , rf ,5, . V rv -- ' team . .. 'ti-Q.. ' 2272. ffwam gig, rfff?i:ffr'rf:',5 A . J. L . . . ,,,,,, . . 'Q ..,, , H 'i i-r, 'i'- 'ik P. . 'Ir L ff. Lf., 'i' f w ifi. 'Q i ,,,,,, . r ' QWW -M Mffffwwtfrf . I ,,. in 5: 3355 WW f 94 A. Sharon Crawford. B. Sharon Crawford. C. Caryn Scott. D. Megan Dunson. E. The tennis team: ffront row: I-ry Megan Dunson, Christy Koon, Stacey Edwards, Sharon Crawford, Jerri Deitering, Katie Dunson, Mindy Smith. tback row: I-rj Nicky DePriest, Jane Keiter, Claudia Taesler, Tisha Francis, Gabby Horvath, Liz McBride, Caryn Scott, Tina Stewart, Coach Da- vid McBride. F. Stacey Edwards. G. Liz McBride. H. Tisha Francis and Gabby Horvath. I. Jerri Deitering. J. Tisha Francis and Gabby Horvath, K. Jane Keiter. L. Claudia Taesier. M. Coach David McBride. r s X l NNXWEVY-Y NMNYSN ,,.,,,....,.-..,:,..,,.. ..,..,.. ' Q r .-.. 4 . . - .... ... ,,., . t S Q. .. ' FK . ,, 5fff'f.Ts - i ' K Q . . ff - 454 ,Zigi as of X A fa- f ff s ,Z cp ,W fi , f . f,, an 6 6 . v,, . . ' J .f.. In Eii it g LKKEI Q, 1 - N .ggyrr 9 me iff 1 4 T 5m'4 NX 43 4 Mgr . 1 55 l gf Q -' E 35 - ffl ' . S A Great Season The season: Bellefontaine 4-1 Lima Shawnee 4-1 Tipp City 2-3 Piqua 2-3 West Milton 4-1 Wapakoneta 2-3 Greenville 2-3 Springfield Catholic 5-O Upper Scioto Valley 1-4 Northeastern 1-4 Sidney 2-3 Lima Catholic 3-2 Greenville 2-3 St. Marys 1-4 Northeastern 1-4 Wapakoneta 1-4 Piqua 1-4 Celina 0-5 Lima Bath 2-3 Reserve record The Lehman High School Tennis Team of 1985 set a winning record of 14 and 5, to post one ofthe best ever at the school. Coach David McBride had said before the season began that the team was to. rebuild the tennis program, but the girls would not accept defeat. They were third in the SWRC. Liz McBride and Stacey Edwards ad- vanced tothe quarter finals of tlte State Tournament. They were also named honorable mention on the all-SWRC conference team along with Megan Dunson and Mindy Smith. W-L O-1 0-2 1-2 2-2 2-3 3-3 4-3 4-4 5-4 6-4 7-4 7-5 8-5 9-5 10-5 1 1-5 12-5 13-5 14-5 15-3 95 Lehman Soccer Finishes Second In SRC C A. The varsity: row 1 ll-rj: Doug Grilliot, Jeff Monnin, Larry Searles, Steve Petitjean, row 2 fl-rl Mitch Cirieglo, Mike LaChey, Scott Latham, John Lewis, Chip Eisensteim, Mike Ciriegio. Bow 3 tl-rj: Dan Kellner, Bill Schmidt, Coach Chambers, Mark Plessinger, Matt Bogart, Don Petitjean, B. Mr, Universe, Jeff Monnin. C. Scott eyes the ball. D. The teams looks on. E. Mike retrieves the ball as Larry waits to get into the action. F. Matt goes to the ball. G. Coach Chambers. A A Scores: 5-12 Greenville 3-2 Miami East 0-5 Newton 3-1 Milton U. 2-6 Lima S. 4-0 Dayton Patt. O-6 Springfield C. 10-1 Bethel 6-3 Tipp City 2-1 Celina O-1 Piqua 2-1 Elida 5-0 Miami Valley 6-3 Miami East 1-0 Miami East 1-O Elida 3-2 Newton 1-6 Tipp City 8-1 tTournamenti A. Scott. B. Mike. C. John. D. Matt. E. The reserves: Fiow 1 tl-rj: Dave Grilliot, Steve Hurley, Nick York, Chris Deitering, Bob Johnsong Bow 2 fl-ri Paul Turley, Brian Starrett, Dave Schmiesing, Brian Leece, Mike Wion, F. The faithful Scorekeepers. G. Dan passes out to the wing. Cross Country Team Shows Improvement The Lehman High School Cross Country team showed steady improvement in 1985. Under the direction of Coach Ken Ruth, the Cavaliers participated in several big meets showing their best form at the Indian Lake Invitational. At the SRC meet the team improved to a fourth- place finish. Darrell Austin was the Cavalier's top runner winning or finishing high in all races. During the year Darrell defeated more than 1,000 other runners. At the annual Fall Sports Banquet Austin was named the most-valuable- runner while teammate Don Miller was picked as the most improved runner on the 1985 squad. A. Off to a fast start, The LHS cross country team jumps into the lead at the opening gun of the Shelby County Cross Country meet. B. Don Miller, voted the most improved runner, strains to finish ahead of a runner hot on Miller's heels. C. Mike Kerrigan eases toward the finish line. D. Coach Ruth helps Darrell Austin relax before a big race. E. Dan Wourms pumps hard as he breaks for the finish line. F. Darrell Austin, The Cavs' most valuable runner, reaches out for more as he hits the wall, G. The 1985 Cross Country Team: Flow one fl-rt Coach Ken Ruth, Mike Crist, Don Miller, Bob Gartland, Mike Kerrigan, Ken Schultz, Flow two fl-rl John Quinlisk, Dan Wourms, Pat Gartland, Phil Berning, Darrell Austin. r , 1, iw. w X tg ' Ii 7 , I ff C . i . A ' 1 R .. 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Parents play a vital role in the success of all Cavalier events. Here cross country team members' parents join in a pre-meet get-together. il-rl Dave Miller, Mike Kerrigan, Don Miller, Jo Ann Miller, Shirley Kerrigan. The Wrestling Team 1-A The 1986 Lehman High Schooi wres- tling team lost only one senior in Andy Lis. A team that grew in 1986 should leave its mark in 1987 with the return of Steve Dorner and Don Petitjean. This year's coach was Dave Skelton. ,,,aul ' 7 vga? 3 1 2 .,,,,g. V-' W, ,, 4 -5' -,-,R 5' ,,,.gn-ilk ' -I-sliW7f 'i ' , .:.,..... I -unn- ER ' ' RHI f-M.,-. .-fy' 101 Girls' Basketball: Varsity And Reserve The girls' basketball teams fielded exciting teams in 1986. The varsity's high point was a decisive victory over Piqua's Indians. The strong reserve team will help till the gaps left by two varsity seniors. IG, I r ,n, V 4 A . MHS! I C iiii ttttttit . . TA ll A. Julie Cole. B. Debbie Austin shoots. C. Liz McBride and Nicky DePriest. D. Megan Dunson. E. Time out. F. Liz McBride. G, ll-ri Cindy Wourms, Liz McBride, Beth Zielsdorf, Jeannette Link Cathy Hissong, Nicky DePriest, Missy Vanderhorst, Debbie Austin, Coach Dave McBride. l-i. Nicky DePriest. ,f -.ss 1 ' Y W ,V 7- 'M ...fm if ' em .,,, .f AMM,...-w- ' A ag fQQ1---.-. LL11 C. A A S'-1 fee' A. Cindy Wourms. B. fl-rj Coach Jon Guey, Connie Vveigandt, Cindy Wourms, Carol Simpkins, Barb Meyer, Missy Vandernorst, Mindy Cable, Karie Kin- sella. C. Mindy Cable. D. LHS defense. E. Megan Duneon. F. Carol Simpkins. G. Megan Dunson. H. Time out! I, Rebound! J. Coach Jon Guey. Basketball Strong -SE S. The 1986 Lehman Cavalier basketball team finished strong in tough competition. Although their opponents outscored them, on the average, of nearly 10 points per game, the Cavs were never really out of many games. They finished strong winning their first game in tournament play. Keith Goins was named the team's most valuable player and pulled down the most rebounds during the season. Darrell Austin had the most assists while Phil Berning had the best foul throw percentage and Tony DePriest had the best free throw percentage. The varsity record was 7-153 the junior varsity was 9-9, the freshmen finished 7-7. A. The Junior Cavaliers, B. The Varsity Cavaliers. C. Keith takes a jump shot. D. Tom breaks down the floor. E. The Cavalier Pep Band always plays at Lehman home games. F. Phil grapples for the ball. Rick waits to help out. G. Steve looks for an opening in the opposition's defense. H. Keith gets the tip. I. Chris eyes the basket. J. The coach plans the attack. K. Phil drives for the bucket. L. Andy lets one go. 1' if Si' M , is sit, .., Frosh Action! 1986 . Q' ::: v Qltl, T.. ,,,, f2tz:S'!' Qt K V . - .5 5 . SSS S l WV l .. .,.,NM ,NW Z 2 Z A Benny Scott B. Steve Petltjean C. Starting tive: Benny Scott, Matt Bogart, Sean Moorman, Ron Kam, Steve Petitjean. D. Steve Petitjean E. Benny Scott. F. A scramble for a loose ball. G. Bon Karn. H. Benny Scott takes a shot. l. The defense sets up. af-:: ,rr 52 , 3 ,, , ,, ' s ,X4f5:2ffi'iZ:,iQ'1 WM' , iQ,,i f,, E I WA 6 Faces In The Crowd ? XLLU X 0 3 . S ftb II' 1 986 A. Marcia laces a hit through shortstop, B. Here it comes, Kelley! C. Marcia waits for the ball. D. Missy and Annette war up before the game, E. Annette gets ready. F. Warming up exercises. G. Marcia waits for the pitch. Marcia earned the highest batting average forthe past three years with the Cavalier softball team. H. Beth grabs the ball and rifles the ball to first. l. Marcia loops a single to right. J. Coach Karne Bensman. Front row il-rl Cindy Wourms, Missy Warnecke, Michelle Edwards, Marcia Covelli, Kelley Sherman, Missy Elliot, Gabie l-lorvath. Second row tl-rl Jenny Dever, Missy Vanderhorst, Terri Schulze, Marcia Schulze, Beth Borders, Annette Myers, Amy Hoying, Mary Elliot. K. The team gets ready. L. ls she safe? M. Beth makes the play at second. N. Mary takes a throw from a team mate. O. Terri laces a hit into center. P. Beth takes a slow roller. 'iw 1 ,K . .... . , ,Q H .... V . ww, .... 4L5 f We yi 'ff' ..., fi'fj,!gl3'pMffi4.a? fi li'f'MwW'Wii V . ,. . V V .. ' e ,t .,, fa. ww ,WM . ' 'I ' . ff' Q 'X me .wfma mm Ib . V f I ,wa vi- am 108 K ar mmf wg - xxx .wa ' K , nw- s ,....-Q ug-as msnabiw .A 1. ,:- 5, I ,.... :-m,w::..-s,.,,::,-fi.3:15:EN:.Q:5mi,::fgg-.:..yW . Smw Q, HNQN... -- .L .f,,,,,. ---- aw- - . :ziggy L -adam ,,,..x V P 1 , Tennis Action: , illtiltiiitngiiptgimgrnganiyytylp!Q? i .iii 1 i . tti f ' n A V V, . . if iit... A l 1 V A ,,,,,.. :'1, 1 rtr t rr rrrrrt 'W yy N at EZg! 2'.' I: A' A The 1986 boys' varsity tennis team played , A ttt ttttttt W, f tte one of its toughest schedules with a 5 and J' 3 is.. ' X y S 12 record. But all competition was class 1 d is 1 ,, . f Q , A 2 j AA and AAA schools. With more than half lltrtt A f H 4 C 1 A the squad from the freshman class, Coach 1 ,,lt- A ff., Q V is g ' Dave McBride played four of them in the l l , 1 A... Q i't if seven starting positions. The high point of ff i:EE T ' , ' it V 3 the season was runner-up in the Sidney 1 iii i l tcccyy ssiiyy High School Doubles Cup where Lehman A 1 it ,,,,p' 'V was the only class A school playing. A The reserve team finished 12 and 3. A. First row CI-ri Brent Knab, Eric Sale, Dan Gentry, Mike Kerngan, Chris Deitering, Ken Bahng. Second Row: Fion O'Leary, Andy Booth, Matt Smith Chris Knab Mike Bernlng, Coach Dave McBride Not pictured: Ben Scott, Keith Hemm, B. Eric Sale unloads his devastating forehand. C. Andy Booth ready to fire a serve. D. Brent Knab winds up for his dreaded second serve. E. l Chris Knab watches as Dan Gentry returns serve. ,,-wwi 3 59 x uwimnm mumw digg Q 'M A M mmf Quaazusau-Kali? t - 35415235 igQ,anazaaf5Z2,,iL ffm... e2eWwlZi??'Q' -1 M Mwwfasifft EW ?g7'i..vI I ffiezififfrifzf 'mz12i?i3 T'5Ef5 ' fflf , , B V , ,. ,, -- W--' -0- f X ,f ff M ff L: Wf 0: ' fffyft flw. Wa ng, 'J' '- an , 'ff Z 2, ' f-fyvffl, ,-vw , ff fl 'ffIZ ff mm! mg zffasi Q f , ai Q ,M M2143 H ' 2 4 El 5 QQG 1 'f pf ' M216 fp WW my , H2051 my , , K, ff ,Q ff A ' ff 1 MNH f f5,f'Dl'q,, -' -fh , an V- ,.f. .,,. A 1 A. Not every team has a coach as cool as Coach McBride. Look at those shades! B. Mike Berning puts down a volley. C. Ron O'Leary hustles to return a short serve. D. Chris Deitering, it was a winner! E. Mike Kerrigan in action on the baseline. F, Matt Smith ices a volley in doubles action. G. Tennis can be played indoors too. Here Eric Sale iforegroundj volleys with Dan Gentry ily and Mike Kerrigan Cry in the school gym. The net? A row of music stands. nv. XR 55?-' T' - Y i. .Qf fi' K ,- w '11 .... M , Nw NA K New-M, A Pat Gartland, B. Jerry Frantz. C, Matt Bogart. D. Herb Weigel. E. Sean Skully. F. Pat Murray, G, Nate Anderson. l-l. Front row il-rl Coach Shelley Vanderhorst, Becky Meyer, Jerri Deitering, Jerry Frantz, Herb Weigel, Nate Anderson, Matt Bogart. Second row QI-rl Lynn Hoying, Michelle l-lilgetort, Barb Meyer, Chrissy DePriest, Connie Weigandt, Mindy Smith. Third row tl-rl Lori Austin, Jessica Latimer, Ann Bergman, Anne Brandewie, Megan Dunson, Meghan Stephan, Karie Kinsella, Lori Clark, Chris Westbecher. Fourth row Cl-rl Mark Plessinger, Buth Frantz, Amy O'Leary, Mindy Cable, Maria Berning, Jenny Sherman, Lori Behr, Brian Leece. Top row il-rl Bob Gartland, Jeff Reyes, Brian Ashcratt, Dan Kelner, Pete DeLuke, Jeff Wesbecher, Pat Murray, Jonathan Fieyes, Don Miller, Derek Lampman. I. Lynn Larger. J. Mindy Cable and Maria Berning. K. Megan Dunson. L. Megan Dunson, M. Megan Dunson, N. Christine Wesbecher. O. Meghan Stephan. Fl. Coach Shelley Vanderhorst. Q. Buth Frantz. .-XX Jerry Frantz Places Fourth In State The 1986 boys' and girls' track teams sent six runners to state competition in Columbus in early June. Freshman Lori Cole competed in the 200 yard dash. Nate Anderson, Herb Weigel, Matt Bogart and Jerry Frantz were in the 400 meter relay. Frantz also ran in the 100 yard and 200 yard dashes. He placed fourth in the 200 yard dash. N M Lehman: One Run Short Of Class A Baseball Title 1 This was one hellava baIIgame! Dave Ross, WMVR Sports Director, labeled the championship game which saw Ottawa Hills, near Detroit, pluck victory from the Cavaliers in 11 innings by an 8 to 7 score. 1 The Cavs, behind the pitching of Tom Froning and Mike Ciriegio, built leads of 4-1 and 5-2 in the first seven inning! only to see Ottawa Hills tie the score to put the game into overtime. 1 1 Lehman then took a 7-5 lead in the top of the 11th inning, but Ottawa Hills took advantage of three Cavalier errors in the bottom of the eleventh to win the game 8-7. 1 The Cavs lost six of their seven games early in the season, but once they found the right combinations, they continued to win until that wet Saturday afternoon at Ohio State. The Cavs started tournament play by whipping top-seeded Anna 5-4. They drubbed Houston 21-1 and took Fort Loramie into extra innings to win on a Mike Ciriegio home run, 8-7. Lehman took the District championship by beating South Eastern, 11-3. 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