Leipsic High School - Le Hi Yearbook (Leipsic, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

eifaicc xc £ Sc£ux %£ 232 Oa Street Coptic, C6i 45X56 ?9X? 'Z a cttte 30 a Sc6m£ tyeax Education . . . the essential We all need it to survive. We all start out as freshmen. And for our senior year we strive. Teachers . . . helping students and Teaching what they've learned. Giving grades and compliments That the students strive to earn. Coaches ... getting their teams ready _______ iFor their next big game That might lead the team On to high school fame. Friendships .. . long-lasting friendships That we hold through high school days. They help make school life easier In many different ways. Musicals . . . practicing hard, Being involved and having fun, Showing that you have talent And getting to know everyone. P.A.L. . . . Pride At Leipsic Always shows the good in you. And in doing so, you may help others To show what they can do. Involvement. . . brings us pride For the school name that we raise. And we at Leipsic High School All our mighty Vikings praise. Spirit... for athletics And support for those who try. And praise for those who succeed As the school days pass us by. Cheering ... for our teams When they’re victors in a game Or when defeat should come their way We could lift spirits just the same. Encouragement... to try again If failure comes one’s way A helping hand is more than welcome And good luck's not hard to say. Senior class play . . realizing it's Your last year on a high school stage And not too far away is the day when, In your book of life, you’ll turn a page. Leadership . . . shown by seniors Who lead us day by day And leave us with that quality On their graduation day. C. Bustamante The staff of the 1981 Le-Hi would like to dedicate this year’s Le-Hi to the memory of Denver Butz. 0?acu£Uf 9 Se U vi4 7iade cC tA4 tte i (ZCtdU 4 . ' ' ' ’ipipIsS-Ji’ . ■ •■’ .}'„■ • ‘'DDW o yAj; —! • 5 Sfl ifo flci U6% SCenteKfavuf s4ct 81 ™ OS 7 “twelve oevweyett to t£e o £«t t This year, the students of LHS strived to find the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. As seniors looked forward to the end of their rainbow, they, along with other students, looked forward to various school activities that would take place throughout the year. Along the way, many memories were created by those who participated in those events. This was the finest year for the Viking volleyball team. The girls faced the challenge of some excellent teams to come out on top at the end of the season with as 12-6 record. The girls won sectionals, then advanced to district, a good accomplishment for all of those involved. The Viking basketball season brought tears of joy and sadness. The first major hurdle of the season was to defeat the undefeated Kalida Wildcats with the score of 52-50. The fans went wild, creating more spirit than LHS has seen in several years. The basketball team continued its triumphant ways by advancing to the district game which was held at the Elida Field House. The fans enthusiastically supported the team and dressed in various shades of purple and gold for the occasion. The Vikes played an excellent game, leading on the score board until the final few seconds. Our season ended with the knowledge that the Viking team was on the move. Throughout the basketball season, the newly formed Mean Machine, an all male cheering section, supported the cheerleaders in leading the LHS cheering section and in organizing new cheers. The Mean Machine consisted of 25 members and was under the direction of high school principal, Lee C. Schmitt. Members in the top picture are: Row one: Mr. Schmitt, Dave Torres, Barry McCullough. Walt Schroeder, Brad Lovell. Todd Gibson. Row two: Mike Knueven. Marty Haselman. Nick Selhorst. Kerry Johnson (Mascot). Troy Rigel. Joe Hiegel. Marv Haselman. Row three: Greg McCallister. Noe Reyna. Brad Brooks. Gary Meyers. Dale Schey, John David. Row four: Randy Winkle, Doyle Niese. Jett Schroeder. Kirk Tooman, Denny Schroeder. Greg Hardy. The students in Industrial Arts struck gold when they received first place at the Industrial Arts State Convention. Under the guidance of Mr. Heitmeyer, the students held their title for the second consecutive year. The title is awarded to the school with the best quality of workmanship in the various divisions of industrial technology. 5 4tut 7 uut 7 at aM A dream became reality for thirteen students and an advisor as they were able to travel to Paris, France, for weight unforgettable days. gBDuring their stay, the group Ipwas able to see such sights as |j|the Notre Dame Cathedral, tN Eiffel Tower, and the Palace at H Versailles. The students f: ’ acquired much knowledge of B|j the French culture and were able to share that knowledge with their friends here at The students that traveled to France are in the bottom picture: Row one: Kathy Alt. Deb Kreinbrink, Laurie Montooth. Kris Schroeder, Cindy Russell. Row two: Kris Meyer, Donett«'V:? Altman. Karyn Topp. Tracy Schroedefi Jeff Berger. Not pictured: Bill Chamberlin. Sam Reynolds. Denise Ellerbrock. Two types of awards were given to individuals who made an extra effort to help others. PAL (Pride At Leipsic) and VIP (Very Involved Person) awards were given by the teachers to -those students who performed: special tasks. Each student is awarded a button so the other LHS students will recognize his achievement These awards are a good kind of recognition for it gives the individual a chance to prove to himself that there is something worthwhile at the end of each rainbow MOLVeo 5 0 HIGH SC ° Academically, the sun also shone on the halls of LHS. Many science students participated in the district science fair contest at Bowling Green. The students were able to continue winning by gaining the District Science Day School Award. This plaque was given to the school with the highest total points for all students participating. Those students attending the district science fair are pictured at the top of the page Row one: Angie Wyant. Kay Lammers, Mike Alafa, Cyndi Critchet. Tammie Meyer, Nadine Griffith, Kathy Holl, Kathy Lenhart. Row two: Darlene Schroeder, Darrin Schroeder, Cheryl Medley. Renee McDougle. Tony Okley. Chris Steingass. Matt Logan. Row three: Patty Niese. Irma Cerda. Linda Kreinbrink. Cindy Steingass. Michelle Zeisloft. Jane Schroeder. Jessica Schroeder, Dean Walther. Tim Steingass. Jeff Moratt, Row four: Karyn Topp. Becky Lenhart. Judi Sands, Tama Muller. Randy Kaufman. Tony Niese. Don Zeisloft, Mr. Piper. Five of the outstanding projects were selected to enter the State Science Fair. The students attending the state fair are in the middle picture: Becky Lenhart. Karyn Topp, Tania Muller, Patty Niese. and Tammie Meyer. Twenty-nine LHS students took part in the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement. These students are pictured at the bottom of the page. Row one: Laurie Montooth. Annette Steffan, Lisa Maag. Dave Nadler. Beth Schroeder. Sally Bustamante. Karen Siebeneck. Carmen Diaz Row two. Linda Kreinbrink, Judi Sands. Cindy Russell. Dean Walther, Jeff Kreinbrink, Todd Keeran. Rafma Paniagua. Row three: Joan Wilhelm. Cindy Steingass. Kris Hock. Jessica Schroeder Renee McDougle, Dorianne Muller. Kns Meyer. Melinda Hernandez. Jeff Schroeder. Cindy Steffan Four of these students proudly achieved their pot of gold by placing m the state in Division III Those students are Sally Bustamante, who placed 7th in Spanish I; Carmen Diaz. w£io placed 12th in Spanish I. Melinda Hernandez, who ranked 15th in Spanish II: and Dave Nadler who placed 20th in American History The top ten percent of the senior class served as leaders ® jjthroughout this year, guiding land encouraging their fellow relassmen to try their best, both$| academically and nonacademically. : Pictured at the top ot the page are: Row one Pam Shidler, Lisa Maag. Joan «� ? Wilhelm. Chris Winkle Row two. Mike i Knueven, Mark Bidlack. Jeff Schroeder. Cindy Steftan. Twice this year the aroma of u| homemade bread filtered through the halls of LHS. The j mouthwatering smell came fcfrom the Home Ec. room, as r the members of the FHA club -and the Home Ec. students created their delicious sweet petal bread. For three days, they baked, packaged, and sold over 600 loaves of bread in order to finance improvement projects for the Home Ec. Department. Many challenges were met | this year by those students who strived to obtain their pot , , of gold. Participation, cooperation, and ability made v it possible for all who worked hard to reach the end of their rainbow. Whether it was sports, club activities, new organizations, etc., LHS students found that student life in school or out of school can be enjoyable as well as rewarding. — C. Bustamante flcC4t Oven, t e Superintendent Mr. James Dean Miami University BGSU Principal Mr. Lee C. Schmitt Miami University “S oarct S cCctcatca«i Mr. James Russell — Knueven-Schroeder Elevator; Mr. Earl Goodwin — Postal Worker; Mr. Ed Rigel — Farmer; Mr. Mark Dresbach — Extension Service, Ohio State Univer-10 sity; Mr. Carl Maag —Allied Egry. 7 £e cetane Mrs. Nancy Cain BGSU. Physical Education. Girls' Volleyball and Basketball Coach Mrs. Barbara Christman BGSU. Jr High Math. Gifted Program Supervisor. Freshman and Jr. High Cheerleading Advisor Ms. Susan Crouse Blutfton. Elementary Physical Education. 7th Grade Health. Sociology Mr. Paul Cain Blutfton College. High School Math. Jr. High Football and Track Coach Mrs. Elaine Christy BGSU. Senior Intensive Office Education. Typing Mrs. Alice Dewar Ohio Northern Umversity BGSU, English. Journalism. Voice of the Vikes Advisor Mr. James Dunnett University of Akron. Sr. High Adjusted Curriculum 11 12 Mr. Stephen Frank BGSU. Art (8-12), Art Club and Senior Class Advisor, Head Coach Girls' Track Mr. Sam Gomer BGSU University of Dayton. Distributive Education. Accounting Mrs. Judith Johnson BGSU. 7th and 8th Grade English Ms. Susan Lenhart BGSU, Spanish. Oral Language. Development to Elementary Students. Drama Club Advisor Mr. Marv Heitmeyer Ohio State University. Industrial Arts. 8th Grade Basketball Coach Mr. James Lambert Findlay College University of Dayton, American Problems. Drivers Education. Assistant Football Coach. Student Council Advisor Ms. Carolyn Lawrence Bluffton College, Home Economics. Advanced Sewing. Advanced Foods. Single Survival. FHA Advisor s4 7{Jc 'rtycute 'Seen Mr. Steve Lishawa Ashland College. Jr. High Reading and English Mr. Ted Miller Findlay College University of Dayton. Science (Jr. High), Head Baseball Coach. Assistant Football Coach Mrs. Gail Olsen Brigham Young University. Chemistry. Ecology. Physics. Earth Science. Science Club Advisor Mr. Glen Piper BGSU, Life Science. Adv. Biology. Anatomy and Physiology. Jr. High Track Coach. Science Club Advisor Mrs. Janice Logan BGSU. Jr. High Curriculum Mrs. Delores Moyer Ohio Northern University BGSU. Jr. High Learning Disability Ms. Miriam Plassman Heidelberg College. Elementary and Jr. High Vocal Music. High School Cheerleading Advisor. Musical Director Mr. Rick Reider Bluff ton College University of Dayton. Accounting. Business Math. General Business. Head Football Coach. Assistant Track Coach Mr. James Restle Ashland College BGSU. American History. World History. Assistant Football Coach. Head Coach Boys Track. Lettermen's Club Advisor Mrs. Ruth Ritchey Ohio University BGSU. High School English. National Honor Society Advisor Mr. Vince Schroeder OSU. Vocational Agriculture. FFA Advisor Mrs. Antoinette Schubert Demson St Francis College. Elementary Phys. Ed.. Sociology. Psychology '206 ‘rtyave Mr. Karl Simon Ohio Northern University BGSU. Instrumental Music (5-12) Mr. Philip Sprunger Bluff ton College St Francis College. Guidance Counselor. Key Club Advisor Ms. Patricia Thieman College of Mount St. Joseph. High School Tutoring Ms. Nancey Stertzbach BGSU French. Speech. Communication. French Club Advisor Senior Class Play Director Mr. Kurt VanderHorst Calvin College Ohio State University. Physical Education. Varsity Boys' Basketball Coach Ms. Nancy Suhr BGSU. Librarian. LE-H! Staff Advisor Mr. Marvin Walls BGSU. High School Math. Athletic Director Ocw Mrs. Jill Walls Findlay College. Junior Intensive Office Education. OEA Advisor Mr. Scott Walthour Defiance College. American History. Geography. Ohio History 15 Mrs. Esther McCallister Clerk. Treasurer for Board of Education Mrs. Opal Morman Superintendent's Secretary BUS DRIVERS: Dennis Henry. Ben Smith. Tom Haselman. Larry Selhorst. Norm Goedde Frank SchniDke. Marv Blankemeier. Jim Ellerbrock. COOKS: Lucille Sands. June Hoffman. Pat Burwell. Anneliese Klass. Julia Dewar. Ethyl Burk. CUSTODIANS: Virgil Koenig. Richard Bracy. Frank Schmpke. Dennis Henry Robert A. Agner Robert H. Alt, Jr. Ruben C. Arreguin Leaette F. Berger EvanJ. Bogard Dennis D. Boggs Isadore E. Bustamante William J. Chamberlin Mark F. Creamer Betty Cuevas 18 Maria R. Coronado Rita K. Dickey Susan K. Dillinger Charles C. Ellerbrock Laurie A. Fackler 19 76e %0 Patty and her escort Dave Mangas Cindy and her escort Doyle Niese Diane and her escort Mike Knueven tZccce t ytteyen @ y«tn£ Sophomore Patty Niese. Senior Cindy Steffan. Jan Meyer. Junior Diane Maag. Freshman Sonja Peterson Jeff Schroeder and Roger Maag crown Queen Jan Sonja and her escort Todd Gibson 20 The Homecoming Court takes the field. Se U 'i4 P£ t frcie 7 4 7 Spirit of the 80’s was chosen for this year’s Homecoming theme. The Vikings were victorious as they went up against the Arcadia Redskins, defeating them 21-0, making Homecoming all the more special and exciting. The week of September 22 through the 26 was a spirit week at LHS. The week's activities consisted of crazy hat day, crazy sock day, overall day, inside out day. and purple and gold day. Also, on Thursday, September 25. the annual bonfire was held which boosted everyone's spirit to cheer the Vikings on in their big game Friday night. The last activity of the week, which took place Saturday evening, September 27, was the Homecoming dance, featuring Main Street. Juniors Sophomores Freshmen 21 Randy J. Kaufman Janice M. Kreinbrink Tracy A. Kirkendall Michael L. Knueven Doris A. Lammers Randy A. Larson Rita J. Koenig Adam Lomeli 22 Jan M. Meyer Doreen S. Myers Connie S. Niese Doyle K. Niese Gerald A. Niese Ernesto G. Noriega Charles F. Perry Chriselda Quintero James M. Restle 23 “!R. yya£ “rtyanve t Eact year Halloween turns into a festive night of ghosts and goblins. The goblins flock to the streets of Leipsic to join in a parade. Ruling over this year's celebration were Jan Schroeder and Jeff Schroeder. Jan and Jeff had been selected by the Senior class to represent LHS. One of Jeff’s memorable moments of the evening was his dinner, while Jan remembers the judging of the unique costumes in the parade. King Jeff and Queen Jan On Thursday, October 29, 1980, the Annual Halloween Parade took place. Queen Jan Schroeder and King Jeff Schroeder reigned over the festivities. Other members of the Royal Harvest Court were attendants Lisa Maag, Cindy Steffan, Mike Knueven, and Roger Maag. Seti i 'rtya£ uvee i Roger Maag, Cindy Steffan, Jeff Schroeder, Jan Schroeder, Lisa Maag, and Mike Knueven. 24 Roger O. Rivera Dennis J. Schroeder Elaine M. Schroeder Jeffrey F. Schroeder Joe A.Schroeder Jan M.Schroeder Scott E. Schroeder Nick L. Selhorst Pamela D. Shidler 26 Gregory A. Schroeder Jule A. Schroeder Shirley A. Siebeneck Mark E. Smith Mark T. Smith Natalie A. Solis Mary E. Vasquez Annette M. Warnimont Gary J. Warren Duane E. Wilson Christine A. Winkle Randy J. Winkle Cynthia A. Steffan Joan M. Wilhelm Ruth A. Wyant 27 “yt TttcutgaM Pete ' Barbara plays her guitar. George and Susan make plans to marry. ODE TO THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY In the beginning, there were 14 senior cast members, 2 senior, student directors, Ms. Stertzbach, and, of course, Eric. Practicing at odd hours with only half the cast, we found ourselves on opening night with butterflies in our stomachs and bright lights in our eyes. Curtain, Lights, Action — so the story goes ... Some say it was to be serious. The cast felt the play to be a living, vital force. It had emotion, comic relief, anger, confusion, pain, love, and a few mistakes. We had memorized lines, expressions, and positions. The audience responded to the players' delight! Stepping on the stage, to act a totally different personality made us wonder why we weren’t Broadway stars. Of course, talent was never wasted. Although the lights have been turned off, the stage swept clear, the makeup washed away, and the costumes are now collecting dust, no one can ever forget A Man Called Peter. C. Winkle Judith and Jesse bickering, as usual. Peter and Catherine overcome difficult times. (2 vtf Peter Marshall.......... Catherine Marshall...... Peter John Marshall..... Allan Talbot............ Judith Bickle........... Jesse Bickle............ Susan Grant............. Marian Grant............ Steven Grant............ George Yost............. Joe Keating............. Senator James Knox Polk Nancy Everetts.......... Barbara Logan........... Hulda................... Student Directors....... Director .... Mike Knueven ........Lisa Maag . . . . Eric Kreinbrink .....Nick Selhorst .....Joan Wilhelm .....Chris Winkle ........Jan Meyer . Janice Kreinbrink . Charlie Ellerbrock .....MarkBidlack ......Jerry Niese . . . Jeff Schroeder .....Cindy Steffan . . Tood Schroeder .....Connie Niese ......Pam Shidler . . . . Doreen Myers Miss N. Stertzbach 29 Se ti vi O icevy Vice-President Jan Schroeder Secretary Penny Smith President Mark Bidlack Treasurer Connie Niese pitut s4t Jl' S The Class of 1981 was very proud to have Kirsi Poyhonen as a member. Kirsi was from Suolahti, Finland and stayed with the Ken Shidler family. She came to the United States to learn about our way of life and to better her English. She found life here very different, but very exciting. Kirsi's hobbies are swimming, riding horses, bicycling, jogging, and being outside with nature. While in the States, she enjoyed meeting a wide variety of people and forming many new friendships. Kirsi's plans upon returning to Finland include completing her two remaining years of high school. Then she plans to attend college, but presently she is undecided about her major. She enriched the lives of many students at LHS with her outgoing personality and friendly smile. We wish her the best of luck and happiness always in the years that lie ahead. Senear '?avarite Queen — The Game REO — High In Fidelity AC DC — Back In Black Air Supply — Lost In Love Pat Benatar — Crimes of Passion 'Tftovieo Stir Crazy Caddyshack Scanners Any Which Way You Can TTtciie SCara Burt Reynolds Clint Eastwood Richard Pryor 'pemziie S iro Sonpo Hit Me With Your Best Shot Keep on Loving You Suicide Back In Black Senior, (?eir Randy Winkle Bill Chamberlin Jeff Schroeder Mitch Hiegel ‘Party 7 £ace We, the Seniors of LHS, after unanimous decision in government class and years of past road partying, chose Nick's Grandma’s house as the ultimate get-together, party-down attraction. After ball games, play practice, Benny Hill, or just anytime, this was the place to be. When Leipsic defeated Kalida, 52-50, everyone retreated back to this favorite pajty place and proceeded to celebrate. By the way, Nick's Grandma is never home. 'pood Pizza Steak Chicken Hamburger ‘PCeice 7a £ U McDonald’s Ponderosa Mac + Rita’s Red Pig Inn Priceo Movies $3.00-3.50 Hamburger $1.00 Medium Pizza $6.00 New Shirt $15.00-20.00 New Skirt $25.00-30.00 Gallon of gas $1.20 32 Bo Derrik Sally Field Goldie Hawn 7 Sfourt General Hospital Benny Hill M A S H BJ and the Bear 7 ‘PewMotiUeA TKcde Benny Hill Burt Reynolds John Schneider Alan Alda BJ McKay '?e nd£e Loni Anderson Suzanne Sommers Carol Burnett Miss Piggy Wilma Flintstone Daisy Duke Cheryl Tiegs TVonct Bummer 'Heum Stry'Uf Hostages’ Release From Iran Iran Ayatullah Khomeini J. R. Ewing 'rtyesuy i President Reagan Walter Cronkite Jimmy Carter REO Queen Air Supply Led Zeppelin AC DC 7Vee ct uy Friday 7% i£e Si t$en Kenny Rogers Ted Nugent Billy Joel '?e Hdle SiK en, Pat Benatar Dolly Parton Olivia Newton-John Barbara Mandrell 'pCa'icdti 'peve'i “i cte dl'r S Senior A few early risers viewed Space Shuttle launch. Homeward bound. “ ‘Florida Fever' hit the seniors weeks before the departure date and when April 10 finally arrived they were all in critical condition. The long, tiring bus ride down to the sunny state was quickly forgotten on April 11 at Wet-N-Wild, which was the first attraction the seniors invaded. That evening they were entertained by a live stage production of 'No, No, Nanette', at the Once Upon A Stage Dinner Theater. April 12, found the seniors at Walt Disney World, and they spent the entire day at the Magic Kingdom. A short visit at the Kennedy Space Center started the day of April 13, followed by an afternoon of sun and waves at Cocoa Beach. Polynesian food and luau-style entertainment highlighted the evening's activities. Cypress Gardens and Busch Gardens filled the day of April 14, and the seniors were on their way home that evening. Late in the afternoon of April 15, 46 tired seniors arrived in Leipsic, Ohio. Though the pictures taken will someday be lost, and all the memories will fade, the friendships made on the trip will last forever. — L. Maag 35 'T'tCyAt fo The juniors worked many long hours decorating the Charles Fogle Community Center in preparation for the Junior Senior Prom held April 25, 1981. The theme of this year's prom was the “The Best of Times.” The evening's activities began with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. The dinner consisted of roast beef, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, noodles, relish tray, rolls and butter, cake, milk and coffee. Those attending enjoyed dancing to the music that was provided by “Chameleon.” Roger Maag and Cindy Steffan shared the honor of King and Queen for 1981. Balloting took place following the dinner, restoring this old tradition. A Hitchcock production, the “Obsession,” was the featured flick for the midnight movie. The movie, ending around two, completed the formal events for the evening of the 1981 Junior Senior Prom. The Royalty enjoyed dancing to the music. Featured entertainment for the evening was provided by Chameleon. 36 The garden scene became the focal point of the evening after many hours of decorat- Everyone present at the dinner. thought the meal was delicious. There were those who danced all evening and others who preferred to sit and watch. 37 Se icarui ccC a iec ta The Board and honored guests watched the proceedings. Reverend Lacy was the featured speaker 38 ■HMM Jeff Schroeder spoke on Anticipating Tomorrow. Mr. Dean gave Rosa Coronado the class flower — a silk, pink rose. Mr. Schmitt presented the Class of '81. 'Remembering Yesterday was the title of Mark Bidlack’s speech. Dfie Senior Clati. °f lie cdiiyh cScfiooL announcei it± Commencement Cxerciiei Sunday afternoon, cA{ay twenty-four til Nineteen Hundred eighty-one three o cloch Sdwardi. A [emoriaL ield The Senior Ensemble sang “It’s Time For Moving On. Jan Schroeder gave the welcome. SeacaXii “ffyott Tett 'ZOttA, rfcuwKfo TOP TEN PERCENT OF CLASS JEFFSCHROEDER MARK BIDLACK CINDY STEFFAN JOAN WILHELM PAM SHIDLER LISA MAAG CHRIS WINKLE MIKE KNUEVEN OHIO BOARD OF REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP JEFFSCHROEDER RECOGNITION JOAN WILHELM CINDY STEFFAN MARK BIDLACK JANICE KREINBRINK DEKALB AGRICULTURE AWARD GREG SCHROEDER AMERICAN LEGION AMERICANISM AWARDS JANICE KREINBRINK PETE BERMUDEZ OHIO AWARD OF DISTINCTION FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PAM SHIDLER —I.O.E. GREG SCHROEDER — VO AG ROSA CORONADO — HOME EC. INTRAMURAL DIRECTOR NICKSELHORST HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE AIDES JOAN WILHELM ANNETTE WARNIMONT CINDY STEFFAN KRIS HUNTSMAN CHUCK PERRY TOOD SCHRODER JAN MEYER ELAINE SCHROEDER ROGER MAAG RANDY WINKLE JILL MANGAS O.E A STATE COMPETITION AWARD PAM SHIDLER SCHOLARSHIP A WARD (OHIO STATE COLLEGE OF BARBER STYLING) ANNETTE WARNIMONT CLASS OFFICERS MARK BIDLACK — PRESIDENT JAN SCHROEDER — VICE-PRESIDENT CONNIE NIESE — SECRETARY TREASURER STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JEFF SCHROEDER — PRESIDENT ELAINE SCHROEDER — SECRETARY STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES JAN MEYER TOOD SCHROEDER TRACY KIRKENDALL KIWANIS OUTSTANDING SCHOOL CITIZEN AWARD JEFFSCHROEDER DAR GOOD CITIZEN JEFF SCHROEDER VARSITY L. OUTSTANDING LETTERMAN ROGER MAAG LIBRARY AIDES LAURIE FACKLER TIM HANSEN TRACY KIRKENDALL RITA KOENIG DORIS LAMMERS SCOTTSCHROEDER MARK E. SMITH KIWANIS CLUB ATHLETES OF THE YEAR MALE — ROGER MAAG FEMALE — LISA MAAG LE-HI EDITORS MIKE KNUEVEN PAM SHIDLER ELEMENTARY AIDES ROBERT NIETO CARMEN DIAZ BAND MARK BIDLACK WENDY DEWAR TIM HANSEN KRIS HUNTSMAN RANDY LARSON DOREEN MYERS CONNIE NIESE CHRIS QUINTERO ELAINE SCHROEDER JAN SCHROEDER PAM SHIDLER MARK T. SMITH JOAN WILHELM OUTSTANDING SENIOR BAND MEMBER JAN SCHROEDER GOLDEN NOTE OF THE YEAR AWARD PAM SHIDLER OUTSTANDING CONCERT STUDENT JOAN WILHELM MARCHING LEADERSHIP MARK BIDLACK GOLDEN NOTES DOREEN MYERS CONNIE NIESE ELAINE SCHROEDER JAN SCHROEDER PAM SHIDLER ATHLETICS CHARLIE ELLERBROCK — BASKETBALL. BASEBALL ROGER MAAG — FOOTBALL. BASKETBALL. BASEBALL MARK BIDLACK — BASKETBALL MIKE KNUEVEN — FOOTBALL MITCH HIEGEL — BASKETBALL. GOLF DOYLE NIESE — FOOTBALL. BASKETBALL. BASEBALL JEFF SCHROEDER — FOOTBALL. BASEBALL JIM RESTLE — CROSS COUNTRY. TRACK PETE BERMUDEZ— CROSS COUNTRY. TRACK ROBERT NIETO — CROSS COUNTRY BILL CHAMBERLIN — GOLF RANDY WINKLE —GOLF CHUCK PERRY — GOLF DUANE WILSON — WRESTLING WENDY DEWAR — VOLLEYBALL. BASKETBALL. TRACK KRIS HUNTSMAN — VOLLEYBALL JAN SCHROEDER — BASKETBALL JILL MANGAS — VOLLEYBALL. BASKETBALL. TRACK JAN MEYER — CHEERLEADER SUE DILLINGER — CHEERLEADER JOAN WILHELM — VOLLEYBALL ANNETTE WARNIMONT — VOLLEYBALL. TRACK LISA MAAG — VOLLEYBALL. TRACK JANICE KREINBRINK — TRACK CINDY STEFFAN — TRACK TOOD SCHROEDER — CHEERLEADER NATALIE SOLIS —TRACK PERFECT A TTENDANCE RUBEN ARREGUIN MARK BIDLACK RICK EICHER MIKE FRANKART TIM HANSEN KRIS HUNTSMAN DOYLE NIESE ANNETTE WARNIMONT LEAETTE BERGER SETTLEMIRE MIKE KNUEVEN DUANE WILSON BETH KAUFMAN RITA KOENIG JAN SCHROEDER CINDY STEFFAN 40 41 flcctUonA Officers: Mindy Riechman — Treasurer, Dave Nadler — Vice-President, Steve Shaffer — Presi- Todd Kevin dent, Mary Jo Niese — Secretary Gibson Gillispie Greg Robert Marty Marvin Brenda Joe Brad Russell Hardy Hardy Haselman Haselman Henry Hiegel Keeran Knisley Tim Alt Jeff Berger Jim Berger Lisa Berger Brad Brooks Tom Sally Mike Brown Bustamante Cervantes Susette Alan Keith John Belinda Rod Connie Denise Christman Cupp Cupp David Delgado Drew Ellerbrock Ellerbrock George Fackler Lori Diane Dave Pam Greg Lovell Maag Mangas Mangas McCallister Brad Lovell Maribell Lopez Dawn Dwight John Larson Lawrence Lomeli Holly Kris Dorianne Ann Gary Mary Jo Steve Doug Meyer Meyer Muller Niese Niese Niese Niese Nighswander Richie Rosebrock Cindy Russell Jenni Sands Dale Schey Beth Schroeder 43 t. Tony Tracy Walt Jenny Schroeder Schroeder Schroeder Selhorst Cathy Steve Greg Denise Kirk Bobby Dave Settlemire Shaffer Shidler Tooman Tooman Torres Torres Paul Turner Tim Zachrich Karen Brecht Pearl Chavez Tammy Creamer Authur Diaz Ricky Mangas Barry McCullough David Nadler Susie Roa Randy Selhorst William Sherman Lambert Rodriguez 44 SaftAxwto'i i Don Alafa Kathy Mike Carla Dan Eric Alt Bennett Berger Berger Berger Abe Bermudez Natalie Boggs Denver Butz Irma Cerda Debbie Chamberlin Irene Coronado Mary Eagleson Randy Eicher Cheri Ellerbrock Gerard Ellerbrock Lisa Kim Scott Becky Officers: President — Irma Cerda Ellerbrock Engard Fenbert Fox Vice-President — Jim Hazelton Secretary — Karyn Topp Treasurer — Annette Steffan Amy Hansen Bev Haselman Cheryl Haselman Jim Hazelton Darren Melinda Kris Henry Hernandez Hock Todd Keeran 45 S@0 11. Cathy Klinbriel Debbie Kreinbrink Linda Kreinbrink Billy Kelly - • - Jeff Leatherman Becky Lenhart Esmerelda Lopez Cindy Lovell Sylvia Renee Macias McDougle Cheryl Medley Laurie Montooth Patty Niese Gary Meyers Jesse Minjarez Maurilio Molina Kathy Niese Jeff Moratt Dalia Noreiga Tania Muller Jackie Palmer 46 Randy Paula Rader Ranes Angie Noe Rayle Reyna Cindy Peoples Beth Reynolds Judy Sands Chris Schnipke Brad Schroeder Bruce Schroeder Dave Schroeder Duane Kathy Schroeder Schroeder Kevin Schroeder Charlene Wilson Max Karen Annette Tim Karyn Schroeder Siebeneck Steffan Steingass Topp Linda Bermudez Eddie DeLaRosa Larry Lawrence Connie Lomeli Norma Lomeli Jerry Sharrock Tammy Sherman Mark Straley Doug Wells Dan Tony Winkle Wurst Carmen Lisa John Ybarra Zachrich Zeisloft 47 Mike Donette Joyce Alafa Altman Bellman Rick Irene Sherry Bennett Bermudez Blum Sharon Julie Antonio Officers: Mike Alafa. treasurer, Sonja Petersen, president, Tammie Meye Brecht Brooks Carrillo secretary, and Velma Cerda, vice-president. Velma Cyndi Jimmy Mike Cathy Jim Kim Mark Cerda Critchet Critten Dillinger Drew Dunham Ellerbrock Ellerbrock Tim Rick Jessica Kent Marcia Pam Eric Brenda Fackler Finkenbinger Freeze Gratz Hardy Haselman Huntsman Kaufman Ron Jeff Lisa Kay Tim Trudy Elida Mario Klinebriel Kreinbrink Kuhlman Lammers Larson Laubenthal Lopez Lopez Sandra Beth McCartney Medley Julie Julie A. Niese Niese Olga Gloria Noriega Parker Denise Lisa Quintero Ranes 49 p'led ttt t Darlene Chuck Debbie Jane Jessica Kris Chuck Rick Schroeder Schroeder Schroeder Schroeder Schroeder Schroeder Selhorst Selhorst Kevin Howard Carla Greg Cindy Nick Settlemire Sherman Siebeneck Steffan Steingass Vance Traci Tammy Van Angie Don Michelle Wagler Ward Williams Wyant Zeisloft Zeisloft Phil Baney Jerry Cuevas Richard DeLaRosa David Quintero Terri Torres Stephanie Zechman 50 (26een£e cte'i e tentite Sfocrct Enthusiasm was one of the main ingredients that motivated the LHS cheerleading squad into generating spirit for our school athletic teams. During the summer of 1980. the cheerleaders attended cheerleading camp at Bluffton College. That week the girls received six ribbons for high ratings in everyday evaluation. A final ribbon was added to the collection for their excellent skit, which was performed by both the Junior-Varsity and Varsity squads. After the school year began, the cheerleaders made signs to decorate the halls, baked assorted treats for the team, and decorated the buses for the away games to help boost the players’ spirit. The cheerleaders were also in charge of motivating the students. They did this by holding pep rallies and planning a spirit week. Under the direction of their advisor, Miss Plassman, the cheerleaders worked as a unit creating cheers, pompom routines, and raising spirit among the students to support our school. Bottom: Sue Dillinger. Tood Schroder, Brenda Henry. Top: Jenny Selhorst, Jan Meyer, Tracy Schroeder. Top to Bottom: Tammie Meyer. Patty Niese. Mary Jo Niese. Kathy Schroeder. 52 70£: fan, (2 neen T4 Row one: Betty Cuevas, Connie Niese, Irene DeLaRosa. Pam Shidler, Ruth Wyant Row two: Mrs. Christy — visor. Jan Schroeder. Elaine Schroeder. Jill Mangas. Doreen Myers, Chriselda Quintero. Laurie Fackler. Tracy Kirkendall. yc€4U i : Row one: Connie Ellerbrock. Marilyn Schroeder. Dawn Larson. Lori Lovell. Cathy Settlemire. Brenda Henry, jenny Selhorst. Dwight Lawrence. Row two: Diane Maag. Maribell Lopez. Jenni Sands. Beth Schroeder. Mark T. Smith. Row three: 54 Mrs. Walls — Advisor. Susette Christman. Tracy Schroeder. Mary Jo Niese. Se U i Row one: Doreen Myers. Susette Christman, Jan Schroeder. Row two: Betty Cuevas. Pam Shidler, Laurie Fackler. Marilyn Schroeder. Dawn Larson. Susette Christman. Diane Maag. 7Kte i4lve O ice SctucaUaH- 4 etyiAic 'ffyiyA, It is the philosophy of the Intensive Office Education Department that the program of instruction be designed to afford the student the opportunity to gain occupational knowledge, salable skills, and in-depth training essential for entry-level work experience, utilizing equipment and procedures normally found in a business office. Instruction is integrated in a simulated office atmosphere where emphasis is placed on applying previously acquired knowledge and skills as well as learning new principles and skills. The use of block-time scheduling provides flexibility within the program. The junior year establishes basic foundation so that senior students can be stimulated toward decision making, critical thinking, proper work habits and attitudes through project-office simulation. T e£e$ Ue4: Row one: Marilyn Schroeder. Diane Maag. Dawn Larson. Row two: Lori Lovell. Elaine Schroeder, Connie Niese. 55 Row one: Ron Sanchez. Mark Smith. Row two: Todd Keeran, John Zeisloft. Tim Steingass. Row three: Sharon Niese. Debbie Schroeder. Denise Tooman, Connie Niese. Row one: Becky Lenhart. Tim Larson. Row two: Marilyn Schroeder. Paul Turner. Lori Lovell. Row three: Wendy Dewar. Eric Berger. Kris Huntsman. Row one: Dawn Larson. Susette Christman. Becky Fox Row one: Velma Cerda. Cindy Steingass. Julie Restle, Mike Alafa. Row two: Tammy Creamer, Alan Reed. Tim Hansen Charlene Wilson. Row one: Cindy Russell. Doreen Myers. Row two: Kris Hock, Tania Muller. Row one: Mindy Riechman. Row two: Elaine Schroeder, Mark Bidlack. Row three: Cindy Peoples. Pam Shidler. Amy Hansen. Row four: Cyndi Critchet. Lisa Kuhlman. Debbie Krembrink. ‘Pbuft 'Jtotea Row two: Donette Altman. Cathy Settlemire. Maribell Lopez. Sonja Petersen. Sylvia Macias. Jackie Palmer. Row three: Brad Keeran, Randy Larson, Keith Cupp. Renee McDougle. Jan Schroeder, Joan Wilhelm. T rcttK, 'TTtafosi Row one: Chriselda Quintero. Row two: Belinda Delgado. Sandy Molina. Row three: Julie Brooks. Deb Chamberlin. Karen Siebeneck. Row four: Carla Berger, Cindy Lovell. Kathy Alt. Beth Medley. Trudy Laubenthal. 58 Row one: Mindy Riechman, Dorianne Muller, Susette Christman, Pam Shidler. Amy Hansen, Row two: Connie Niese. Denise Tooman, Cindy Russell. Sharon Niese. Debbie Schroeder, Cindy Peoples, Elaine Schroeder. Row three: Jan Schroeder. Renee McDougle, Alan Reed. Sylvia Macias, Becky Fox, Jackie Palmer. Row four: Todd Keeran, Doreen Myers, Wendy Dewar, Eric Berger, Becky Lenhart. Kathy Lenhart, Paul Turner, Roger Tooman, Viking Brass takes the field. The Viking Brass had an active 80-81 year with practices during the summer, long before the start of school. Already in June they participated in a parade at McComb and in July the Viking Brass gave an all out performance at the Putnam County Fair Band Spectacular. An exciting day was spent at Cedar Point on July 9th where the Brass played in the morning and were rewarded for their good performance with an afternoon of relaxation. On August 23 the Brass, with director Karl Simon, came home proud and happy afterplacing 1st at Pemberville. On September 13, the Brass travelled to Defiance to participate in their parade followed by a made dash to Arcadia to perform in a Million Dollar Band-O-Rama. And on October 18, the Brass received a 2nd place trophy and highest rating on their color guard and general overall appearance at Antwerp. Later on in the year the concert band went to Lima to record at WIMA radio station. The Viking Brass also participated in many school functions. During the fall, a half-time show was presented at every home football game by the Brass. Band, Flag Corpts, Majorettes, and Drum Major, Dorianne Muller, combined for many outstanding performances. A Winter Concert and the Pep Band are two more of the activities the band members participated in. Band members are rewarded by the crowds' reaction to their performance and by an award given by Mr. Simon, called the Golden Note Award. It is given to students for attendance in class and at performances, for helping with their money making projects, and by picking up the field after home football games. Trophies are also give” to students who have done outstanding work and have had outstanding participation. 59 Row one: Jan Meyer. Julie A. Niese. Tammie Meyer. Julie Niese. Kim Ellerbrock. Joyce Bellman. Susie Roa. Dave Nadler. Row two: Debbie Kreinbrink. Jackie Palmer. Sue Dillmger. Lisa Maag. Karen Siebeneck. Sylvia Macias. Irma Cerda. Richard DeLaRosa. Irene Coronado. Becky Fox. Mike Alafa. Row three: Tracy Kirkendall. Randy Kaufman. Debbie Rodriguez. Mary Jo Niese. Rolando Guevara. Jessica Schroeder, Eric Huntsman. Cindy Russell, Van Williams. Lisa Kuhlman. Jane Schroeder. Julie Brooks. Row four: Mike Bennett. Melinda Hernandez. Greg McCallister. Amy Hansen. Kris Hock. Don Zeisloft. Mike Dillinger. Roger Rivera. Tim Fackler. Gary Warren. Mr. Frank — Advisor. 60 Jan Meyer works on the elementary mural design. 'D'uutuz Ctt t le SfrotiiyAt “The American Family at Christmastime, a play written by Jessica Schroeder, a freshman, was presented by the LHS Drama Club. Under the direction of Miss Lenhart, club advisor, nine of the members participated. Those participating were: (Row one) Miss Lenhart, Cissy Freeze, Sylvia Macias, Jessica Schroeder, Velma Cerda. (Row two) Karen Siebeneck, Sonja Petersen, Irma Cerda, Renee McDougle, and Dorianne Muller. The group supplies candy canes for the elementary students along with a surprise visit from Santa Claus. Officers for this year are: Irma Cerda — President, Van Williams — Vice-President, and Sylvia Macias — Secretary-Treasurer. Row one: Jessica Schroeder, Sylvia Macias, Irma Cerda, Cissy Freeze, Velma Cerda. Sonja Petersen Row two: Belinda Delgado, Pearl Chavez. Van Williams, Sally Bustamante. Susie Roa. Row three: Cindy Russell. Kris Meyer, Amy Hansen. Karen Siebeneck, Renee McDougle. Miss Lenhart — Advisor, Betty Cuevas, Dorianne Muller. 61 “Deca fax t e 0pectuxe Bogard. Mitch Hiegel. Chris Winkle. Shirley Siebeneck. Chelle Dickey, Natalie Solis. Leaette Berger Row two: Ruben Arreguin, Doyle Niese. Isadore Bustamante. Mary Vasquez, Rita Dickey. 62 tfetrttar eca: Row one: Mr. Gomer. Ann Niese. Jim Berger. Steve Niese. Brad Lovell. Brad Brooks. Greg Shidler, Jeff tinkle. Pam Mangas. Belinda Delgado. John Lomeli Row two: Richie Rosebrock. Greg Hardy. Keith Cupp. Russell Knisley. Alan Cupp. Mike Cervantes. Bobby Torres. Art Diaz. Tim Zachrich. s4 2? ui£d i s4 Zetten “fyotc Row one: Mindy Riechman — Chaplain, Cheri Ellerbrock — Treasurer, Cathy Settlemire — Vice-President, Connie Ellerbrock — Historian. Row two: Diane Niese — Secretary, Susette Christman — President, Tracy Schroeder — Reporter, Miss Lawrence — Advisor. Row one: Diane Niese, Cheri Ellerbrock. Mindy Riechman, Susette Christman, Tracy Schroeder. Cathy Settlemire. Connie Ellerbrock. Row two: Cheryl Haselman, Joyce Bellman, Kathy Niese, Lisa Ellerbrock, Kay Lammers, Julie A. Niese, Miss Lawrence — Advisor, Maribell Lopez. Kris Meyer, Mary Ludeman. Marcia Hardy, Linda Kreinbrink, Tammy Creamer. Row three: Pam Haselman. Kris Schroeder, Kim Ellerbrock. Trudy Laubenthal, Debbie Chamberlin. Kathy Alt. Carla Berger. Beth Medley. Sherry Blum. Darlene Schroeder. Sharon Niese. Brenda Kaufman. Judi Sands. Bev Haselman. FHA kicked off the new school year with their annual picnic which was held at the Buckeye Park. They continued their activities by inducting thirteen new members. The tantalizing aroma of Sweet Pedal Bread filled the school boosting the semi-annual sales to a new record. Teachers were also recognized by the FHA when they held their Teacher Appreciation Breakfast. The FHA activities varied throughout the year, but they all were centered around building a better club, a greater school, and a stronger individual. S-'yfy'l (£afotu ie 'WtetwvUeA CO-EDITORS Row one: Dave Nadler. Doreen Myers. Kris Meyer. Tracy Kirkendall. Connie Niese. Row two: Alan Reed. Maribell Lopez. Sally Bustamante. Cathy Settlemire. Tracy Schroeder. Cindy Russell. Row three: Mike Knueven. Pam Shidler. Mindy Riechman. Lori Lovell. Dawn Larson, Sue Dillinger, Lisa Maag. Miss Suhr — Advisor. Row four: Mark Bidlack. 64 Student e• tcce jleAderudUt Row one: Judi Sands. Jeff Krembrink. Sue Christman. Tood Schroeder. Jeff Vance. Jan Meyer. Jerry Hernandez. Bill Kindle Row two: Jim Critten. Jeff Moratt. Lisa Ellerbrock. Cyndi Critchet. Kathy Bmger. Rachel Peck. Row three: Kirk Tooman. Tracy Schroeder. Tracy Kirkendall. Mr. Lambert — Advisor. Jeff Schroeder. Elaine Schroeder. Beth Schroeder. Jenni Sands. • The goal of student council was to involve the majority of the students in the activities sponsored by the council.” This quote made by the student council president. Jeff Schroeder. gave a good description of what the student council did this year. Each year students elect officers and three representatives from each class to make up the council. The council sponsored a mock presidential election in November. President Reagan was the choice of the student body. The council also sponsored many noon-hour activities. This year the activities included a euchre tournament in which Jill Mangas and Doreen Myers were winners for the sixth period noon hour, and Jane Schroeder and Jessica Schroeder were winners for the fifth period lunch break. They also held volleyball intramurals in which Roger Maag’s team was the final victor. His team consisted of Nick Selhorst. Randy Winkle. Wendy Dewar. Cindy Steffan. and Janice Krembrink. In basketball intramurals. Rod Drew’s team came out the winners. The team members were Russell Knisely. Richie Rosebrock. Doug Wells. Jeff Winkle. Mike Bennett, Tony Wurst. and Jessie Mmjarez. The softball intramurals were held, but halfway through they were canceled due to inclement weather. The student council cooperated with Miller City’s student council for a student exchange day. This event gave the students involved a chance to view and evaluate the other school. All in all. student council was very active and very well organized. Besides sponsoring many fun activities, they also gave a boost to school spirit and involvement. 65 s4cAcevett ? ?s4 Row one: Greg Schroeder. Duane Wilson. Carl Gerdeman. Mark Smith. Joe Schroeder. Denny Schroeder. Scott Schroeder. Rick Recker Row two: Jim Dunham. Tom Brown. Marv Haselman. Rod Drew. Kirk Tooman. Marty Haselman. Walt Schroeder. Joe Hie-gel. Don Schroeder. Troy Rigel Row three: Doug Nighswander. Kevin Gillispie. Tim Alt. Brad Keeran. David Fackler. Alan Reed. Joe Niese. Larry Schroeder. Gary Schroeder. Louis Sanchez. Greg Steffan Row four: Abe Bermudez. Chris Schroeder. Jeff Kreinbrmk. Eric Berger. Randy Rader. Duane Schroeder. Max Schroeder. Gerard Ellerbrock. Chris Schmpke. Kevin Settlemire. Mr. Schroeder — Advisor FFA’s fruit sale has many benefits. 66 Mary Jo Niese chosen as FFA Queen. The Leipsic FFA, under the leadership of their officers, were very involved in community activities. The money earned from their fruit sales and crop was partially used for international charities and local educational purposes. The chapter held a banquet March 18, honoring the parents. Tammy Wood, state FFA vice-president, was featured speaker for the event. Following the dinner, the achievements of the organization were reviewed and Mary Jo Niese was crowned FFA queen. The Leipsic FFA is made up of responsible students, striving to become community leaders. OFFICERS: Alan Reed — Reporter. Kirk Tooman — Sentinel. Greg Schroeder — Secretary, Joe Schroeder — President, Denny Schroeder — Vice-President. Marvin Flaselman — Treasurer, Gary Schroeder — Student Advisor. one: Jeff Schroeder. Jerry Niese, Charlie Ellerbrock, Roger Maag, Mark Bidlack. Mike Knueven. Nick Selhorst. Scott Schroe-der. Row two: John David. Doug Nighswander, Walt Schroeder. Troy Rigel. Tom Brown. David Torres. Greg McCallister, Todd Gibson. Row three: Tony Schroeder. Steve Niese. Randy Selhorst. Gary Schroeder. Barry McCullough. Don Schroeder, Greg Hardy. Tim Alt. Dave Nadler. Row four: Kirk Tooman, Alan Cupp. Dave Mangas. Keith Cupp. Dale Schey. Brad Lovell. Jim Hazelton. Dave Schroeder. Mr. Sprunger — Advisor. Row five: Noe Reyna. Bruce Schroeder. Gary Meyers. Todd Keeran. John Zeisloft, Scott Fen-bert. Brad Schroeder, Max Schroeder. Gerard Ellerbrock. Duane Schroeder Row six: Darren Henry. Jeff Moratt. Rick Recker, Chuck Selhorst. Rick Selhorst. Jeff Krembrink. Mike Alafa. Van Williams. Tony Niese. 68 Nick Selhorst — President. Jeff Schroeder — Vice-President. Mark Bidlack — Treasurer. Mike Knueven — Secretary. T eCe pite4: Chuck Selhorst, Jeff Moratt, Barry McCullough. Charlie Ellerbrock. The purpose of the Key Club is to develop initiative and leadership, to provide service for the school and community, to provide experience in living and working together, and to promote the adoption and application of higher standards in scholarship, sportsmanship, and social contacts. The motto of the Key Club is “Caring — Our Way of Life . The Leipsic Chapter Key Club is sponsored by the adult club, the Leipsic Kiwanis. Their advisor is Mr. Phil Sprunger. The Key Club sponsored activities throughout the year of 1980-81. In the fall and again in the spring, they held interclub meetings. These meetings took place at the high school and the Kiwanis members came as the guests of the Key Club members. The dinner was provided by Key Club. The members also went to Duff’s in the fall. On January 17th the Key Club members cosponsored, along with the Cheerleaders and the Varsity L, a Winter Ball, which was held in the Heritage Room. In the spring, a steak fry was held to honor the senior members. In May, the members of Key Club sponsored a carnival for the Brookhill students. They provided games, refreshments, and prizes for the students. This was the Key Club's service project for this year. 69 Se U vi 77 te K e ux: Row one: Mike Knueven, Mark Bidlack. Jeff Schroeder. Row two: Mrs Ritchey — Advisor. Connie Niese. Lisa Maag. Pam Shidler. Janice Kreinbrink. Cindy Steffan. Jan Schroeder. 70 j , Mark Bidlack — Presi- QQCGCftA'S dent. Jan Schroeder — Vice-President. Janice Kreinbrink — Treasurer. Cindy Steffan — Secretary. 1 wtccctee : Nick Selhorst. Jenm Sands. Row one: Dave Nadler. Diane Maag. Dave Mangas. Todd Gibson. Beth Schroeder. Dorianne Muller. Row two: Kris Meyer. Charlie Ellerbrock. Mark T. Smith. £ci cicctd etvtd i Row one: Carmen Diaz Row two: Chris Roa. Pearl Chavez. Betty Cuevas. Row three: Sally Bustamante. Esmeralda Lopez. Susie Roa. Row four: Sandy Molina. Belinda Delgado Row five: Miss Lenhart — Advisor. This year the Spanish Club consisted of ten members with the new advisor being Miss Susan Lenhart. Activities held by the Spanish Club for this year included a cake raffle, which was held on April 3, at the high school. The winning names which were drawn included several high school and elementary students, Mr. Schmitt, and a Leipsic Senior Citizen. OFFICERS: Carmen Diaz — President. Pearl Chavez — Vice-President. Betty Cuevas — Treasurer — Secretary. Chris Roa — Historian. ___________ “70c ove 70 utdeni t z Row one: Carla Berger, Kathy Alt. Deb Chamberlin. Denise Tooman. Todd Gibson. Mr. Schmitt — Advisor. Brad Brooks. Greg McCallister. Row two: Sally Bustamante. Cindy Russell, Dorianne Muller. Deb Krembrink. Troy Rigel. Dave Torres. Dave Nadler. Van Williams. Randy Kaufman. Row three: Sylvia Macias. Noe Reyna. Barry McCullough. Jeff Schroeder. John David. Nick Selhorst Row four: '‘Camper” Perry. Treasurer Dave Torres and Noe Reyna put their heads together! 72 7'met 0 0 0 f f Paper drive helps provide funds for summer trip Vice-President John David demonstrates equip ment to Sally Bustamante. 73 Summer, 1980. trip to White River National Forest. Colorado “Girl’s Varsity L is an organization that has a special criteria one must meet to be a member. A girl must earn her varsity letter in one or more of the following sports; Basketball, Cheerleading, Track, and Volleyball. Varsity L’s special project for this year was to sell programs for girls' basketball. Through monies earned, the girls helped in purchasing the “Leaper, a weight item used in developing leaping ability. This summer the Varsity L is planning a canoe trip to Mohican State Park.” — N. Cain, Advisor Row one: Laurie Montooth. Deb Rodriguez. Diane Maag. Kris Hock. Annette Steffan, Mrs. Cain — Advisor. Row two: Sue Dillinger, Lisa Maag. Annette Warnimont. Jill Mangas. Janice Krembrink. Row three: Wendy Dewar. Jan Schroeder. Kris Huntsman. Cindy Steffan. Row one: Denise Ellerbrock, Jeff Berger, Dave Nadler, Kris Meyer. Row two: Barry McCullough. Tood Schroeder, Jan Meyer. Doreen Myers, Annette Warnimont. Jan Schroeder, Pam Shidler, Connie Niese. Kirsi Peyhenen. Tammy Ward. Carla Siebeneck. Donette Altman. Jane Schroeder. Row three: Chuck Schroeder, Karen Siebeneck. Lisa Ranes. Debbie Kreinbrink. Judi Sands. Patty Niese. Kathy Niese. Tracy Schroder, Cindy Russell. Connie Ellerbrock. Advisor — Miss Stertzbach. Becky Fox. Ronnie Sanchez. Row four: Mark Ranes. Gary Niese. Van Williams. Cyndi Critchet. Kris Schroeder, Cindy Peoples. Karyn Topp. Renee McDougle, Sam Reynolds. Laurie Montooth. Cindy Steingass. Pam Haselman. Irma Cerda. Row five: Eric Huntsman, Tim Steingass, Jim Res-tle, Ernest Noriega. Belinda Delgado. Kathy Alt. Carla Berger. Tania Muller. Michelle Zeisloft. Julie Restle, Darlene Schroeder, Dorianne Muller. Row one: Steve Shaffer, Robert Hardy. Jim Restle. Chuck Perry. Greg Hardy. Dale Schey. Doyle Niese. Roger Maag. Chuck Ellerbrock. Jeff Schroeder. Todd Gibson. Barry McCullough. Tony Schroeder. Mitch Hiegel. Dave Mangas. Row two: Alan Cupp. John David. Troy Rigel, Tom Brown. Keith Cupp. Pete Bermudez. Tim Steingass. Doug Nighswander. David Fackler. Brad Brooks. Brad Keeran. Row one: Charlene Wilson, Tim Steingass. Judy Sands. Linda Kreinbrink. Cissy Freeze. Cheryl Medley. Julie Brooks. Renee McDougle. Annette Steffan. Debbie Kreinbrink, Mindy Riechman, Irma Cerda. Advisors: Mrs. Olsen and Mr. Piper. Row two: Tania Muller. Becky Lenhart, Kathy Alt, Carla Berger, Karyn Topp, Cindy Peoples. Tracy Schroeder. Cindy Steffan. Cindy Russell, Dorianne Muller, Kris Meyer, Don Zeisloft. Row three: Dave Nadler. Jeff Shroeder. Janice Kreinbrink. Randy Kaufman. Jeff Berger. Steve Niese. Row four: Mike Knueven, Nick Selhorst. Mark Bidlack. Jeff Moratt. Chuck Ellerbrock. Gary Niese. Row one: Tood Schroeder. Joan Wilhelm. Greg McCallister. Denise Ellerbrock. Mark Ranes. Sally Bustamante. Advisor: Mrs. Dewar, Annette Warnimont. Randy Selhorst, Sue Dillinger. Todd Gibson. Lisa Maag. Kris Meyer. Kevin Gillispie. Stccctettfo tide ELEMENTARY AIDES: Row one: Norma Lopez. Emily Berger. Carmen Diaz. Benny Quintero. Doug Nlghswander. David Quintero. Robert Hardy. Jim Hardy. Carla Siebeneck. Van Williams. Karyn Topp. Rolando Guevara. Row two: Dawn Dillinger, Mike Alafa. Noe Reyna. Jeff Moratt. LIBRARY AIDES: Row one: Dan Berger. Roy Gonzales Row two: Bill Kelley. Kevin Settlemire. Michelle Zeis-loft. Laura Walters Row three: Chuck Medley. Bev Chamber-lin. Fred Cline. “The high school students who work as elementary school aides perform a valuable service. Any student who wished to give up one of his study halls could become an aide. They worked in the elementary office as telephone switchboard operators, as teacher aides in the classrooms, and helped out in the library. One could have seen an aide working with a small group of students doing drill exercises, listening to a reading group practicing, making an attractive bulletin board, checking out skills or keeping score in the physical education class. The elementary library aides kept books filed and shelved and did some clerical work. The elementary school would have found it difficult to get along without their dependable help. They were truly V.I.P.’s.” — C. Plassman 77 Alan dances with his blanket. Charlie Brown flying his kite. “Practice makes perfect. That is one of the old cliches that has been going on for years. Well, with this year's musical production of You’re A Good Man. Charlie Brown' that old cliche proved to be true. The cast, Charlie Brown (Barry McCullough). Lucy (Cindy Peoples), Patty (Denise Tooman), Snoopy (Chuck Perry). Schroeder (Mark Ranes). and Linus (Alan Reed), put in many long hours of practice which sometimes consisted of arguments and frustrations. Through those long hours of practice, long lasting friendships developed. The humor and happiness of the show drew the cast. crew, and directors very close. Although this production began with a slow start with the director. Ms. Miriam Plassman. and members of the cast out with the flu for the first few weeks, the final weeks of rehearsal really showed the enthusiasm and anxiety of the cast members themselves. On the Friday evening presentation of the show, the cast received a standing ovation; however, it is really too bad that with all the publicity given to the production, it was not attended by as much of the public as was expected. Despite that fact, we did very much appreciate those who did take time to show their support for our high school. I feel that those who did not attend the show missed a once-in-a-lifetime-chance to sit back, relax, and enjoy a very unique and different type of production. I enjoyed being a student director and working with Miss Plassman, the cast, the crew, and of course, my co-student director, Cindy Russell. I hope that in the years to come, all other musical productions will be as much fun and as unforgettable as this year's was.’’ — C. Bustamante Directors in conference. LIGHTING AND CREW: Row one: Dave Nadler. Row two: Jeff Berger. Rod Drew. Richie Rosebrock. Jeff Winkle, Kirk Tooman. 78 Schroeder (Mark Ranes) works on his musical scores. Renee McDougle accompanied on the piano. Sugar Lips kisses Patty. Entire cast practicing to make the musical perfect. s4t U : Row one: Maribell Lopez. Sally Bustamante. Row two: Holly Meyer. Dalia Noriega. Sandy Molina. Row three: Mrs. Ward. Joan Wilhelm. Jill Mangas. Kris Huntsman. Elaine Schroeder. Chuck Perry. Troy Rigel. Todd Gibson. Roger Maag. Mr. Schmitt Row four: Annette Warni-mont. Jan Meyer. Tood Schroeder. Noe Reyna. Cindy Steffan, Dave Torres. Traci Wagler. Dwight Lawrence. John David. Row one: Don Zeisloft. Irma Cerda. Donette Altman. Earme Kaufman. Row two: Marvin KevinGil pioess.ca Schroeder. Beth Schroder. Julie Niese. Jeff Leatherman Laurie Fackler‘ RtocHman ' Alafa. Sally Bustamante. Pearl Chavez. Rita Koenig. Miss Suhr. Doris Lammers. Row four: Michelle Zeisloft. Mindy Riechman. 80 The girls' volleyball team was the most successful team in the history of Leipsic High School. The regular season ended with 12 wins and 6 losses. The team placed third in the B.V.C. and second in the P.C.L. Tournaments began with Sectionals at Patrick Henry with the team defeating Patrick Henry and Ottawa Hills to gain the Sectional Championship. Moving on to Districts at Defiance College, the girls came up against a very tough Archbold team, which defeated the Vikings. The season ended with a 14-7 record and Lisa Maag receiving a bid on the first team B.V.C., Kris Huntsman and Jill Mangas, honorable mention. Coach N. Cain i CISl it S Row one: Jill Mangas. Row two: Diane Maag. Annette Warnimont Lisa Maag. R w three: Wendy Dewar. Kris Huntsman. Joan Wilhelm. Mrs. Cain (Coach) v lpS 0 vtIpS 0 vfclP s c edewe: Row one: Cindy Peoples. Deb Kreinbrink. Denise Tooman, Kathy Niese, Sand! McCartney, Renee McDougle. Row two: Denise Ellerbrock. Jackie Palmer. Kris Rigel. Kris Hock. Cheri Ellerbrock. Mrs. Cain (Coach). ‘rtyannceM' O bea Season Mr. Vanderhorst (Coach). Chuck Schroeder. Robert Nieto, Jim Restle. Mario Lopez. Eric Huntsman, Tim Steingass. Hours of practice payoff The Leipsic High School started its first ever Cross-Country team this year. The cross-country team filled the gap for fall sports this year after the golf team was discontinued. Since this decision was not made until after the school year began, the team was already behind other area schools in their conditioning. Scheduling also presented a problem, Mr. Vanderhorst met the challenge of fitting our team meets into the already existing schedules of our opponents. Without much preseason conditioning, the team began running at meets. The team slowly progressed as the season continued as they won some dual meets and placed well in the larger meets. Progress can notably be seen in their running times as they improved tremendously as the season came to a close. Robert Nieto was awarded the Most Valuable Runner. He led the Viking Harriers at many of the meets, until a knee injury forced him to sit out the remainder of the season. With four of the team members returning, the future looks bright for the upcoming season at LHS. 83 ‘ttycct---- “rtytct----- 'yfyt e Row one: Todd Gibson. Alan Cupp. John David, Mike Knueven. Doyle Niese. Roger Maag. Jeff Schroeder. Barry McCullough. David Torres Row two: Steve Shaffer (manager). Brad Brooks. Steve Niese. Keith Cupp. Brad Keeran. Greg Hardy. Troy Rigel. Doug Nighswander. Randy Selhorst. Greg McCallister Row three: Dave Tackier. Kirk Tooman. Dave Mangas. Mike Bennett. Jim Hazelton. Todd Keeran, Gary Myers. Greg Steffan. Jeff Moratt. Dale Schey Row four: Mr Miller (Coach). Mr Restle (Coach). Kevin Gillispie. Jim Critten. Ron Sanchez. Tim Fackler. Scott Fenbert. Noey Reyna. Darren Henry, Nick Vance. Rick Bennett. Mr. Reider (Coach). Mr Lambert (Coach). The 1980 Viking football team was one that no Viking fan will ever forget. Only 23 points separated this team from having a truly outstanding record. The close victories, the big offensive nights, and the narrow defeats, kept all Vikings on the edge of their seats. Although not the most impressive record by a Viking team (6-4), this team carried on and upheld what has become a great tradition at LHS. Each team member has moments they will never forget, and each member gained characteristics that take many persons a lifetime to learn. The glory of running for a touchdown, catching a pass, making a key block, or making that important tackle, are all highlights of htis most successful season. This was a group of heartful. desirous, and enthusiastic young men. They have learned and what they learned may be useful many years to come. That taste of success and ability to bounce back from defeat, will be assets, they'll never forget. Coach R. Reider Another one bites the dust! Coaches: Mr. Miller, Mr. Restle. Mr. Reider (Head Coach), Mr. Lambert. 84 Roger Maag Mike Knueven Jeff Schroeder 2nd Team Quarterback 2nd Team Defensive End 2nd Team Linebacker 85 1 'PC y Vcin tty Row one: Charlie Ellerbrock. Randy Selhorst. Larry Schroeder, Mitch Hiegel. Dave Mangas. Jimmy Hazelton. Row two: Mr. VanderHorst (Coach). Tony Schroeder. Tom Brown. Keith Cupp. Mark Bidlack. Roger Maag. Absent: Steve Shaffer (manager). Mark Bidlack Charlie Ellerbrock Roger Maag Honorable Mention B.V.C. and P.C.L. , R°w one: Steingass. Jesse Minjarez, Brad Schroeder. Randy Rader. Don Alafa. Row two: Jeff Moratt. Z iyZWs Scott Fenbert. Tony Wurst, Dave Schroeder. Darren Henry. Mr. Lishawa (Coach). Row one: Tim Larson. Mark Ellerbrock. Chuck Selhorst. Benny Quintero. Rick Selhorst. Tony Niese Row two: Mr Walthour (Coach). Van Williams. Eric Huntsman. Chuck Schroeder. Tim Fackler. Mike Dillinger (manager). 87 l c6ette @omfolCe 'Decent ‘7f£asi6 Vcvt iUf: Cathy Settlemire. Denise Ellerbrock. Wendy Dewar. Diane Maag. Jenni Sands. Jan Schroeder. Jill Mangas. Kris Hock. Linda Kreinbrink. Debbie Rodriquez. Melinda Hernandez. Mrs. Cain (Coach). Wendy Dewar 88 Jan Schroeder Jill Mangas Jill goes up for two! The Girls ’ Basketball Team ended the Season with a 9-11 record. Big wins for the Viking team included Continental and Ottoville. The Viking team was defeated by Ottawa-Glandorf the first night of Holiday Tournaments. The team came back on Saturday to defeat the Columbus Grove Bulldogs capturing the third-place torphy. The second half of the season proved to be a v inner for the Vikings. Sectional Tournaments held at Ottawa placed the Vikings against Ft. Jennings. Leading the entire ballgame by a slim margin, the Vikings fell to defeat in the last five seconds by a score of 36-35. Honors that have been bestowed on the team consist of Deb Rodriguez, First Team B.V.C. and Second Team P.C.L.; Jan Schroeder, Second Team B.V.C. and Honorable Mention P.C.L.; Jill Mangas, Honorable Mention B.V.C.: and Diane Maag, Honorable Mention B. V.C. and P.C.L. ” — Coach N. Cain v£tPS c vt'Ps e £1P Sfp v p S c vtIPS s edezve Row one: Traci Wagler. Debbie Schroeder, Kim Ellerbrock, Kathy Niese, Tammy Ward. Annette Steffan, Sandra McCartney Row two: Julie Brooks. Kay Lammers. Kris Schroeder. Kris Rigel. Judi Sands. Brenda Kaufman. Cheri Ellerbrock. Laurie Montooth. Absent: Mr. Maag (Coach) 89 “y ct, TQcot, Stecii VARSITY . Row one: Dave Torres, Todd Gibson. Doyle Niese. Jeff Schroeder, Roger Maag. Charlie Ellerbrock, Dale Schey. Row two: Mr Miller (Coach), Steve Niese, Marty Haselman, Gary Niese, Barry McCullough, Tony Schroeder, Dave Mangas. Jim Hazelton. Mr. Miller plans the strategy! “The 1981 Leipsic High School baseball team won 22 games while losing 7. Winning 22 games ranks second in the school’s history as far as most victories in a season. The season was highlighted by winning the BVC championship, and having a fine showing in tournament play. The Vikings won the sectional tournament at Riverdale, and advanced to the district tournament at Columbus Grove. There the team defeated Spencerville 5-4 in the semifinals and lost a heartbreaker to Fort Jennings 4-3 in the finals. The team had fine senior leadership all season, coming from Roger Maag, Jeff Schroeder, Charlie Ellerbrock, and Doyle Niese. A lot of thrills and exciting baseball was provided by the ‘81’ Vikings that will be remembered for a long time.” — Coach T. Miller Jim rips another hit! Tony anticipates the throw! 90 LHS scores again! Charlie is on his toes! ■ . Row one: Mr. Westrick (Coach), Jeff Moratt. Scott Fenbert. John Zeisloft. Darren Henry. Noe Reyna, Mark Ellerbrock. Row two: Chuck Schroeder, Greg Steffan, Tony Niese, Chuck Selhorst. Mike Dillinger, Mike Bennett. Tony Wurst. Rick Finkenbiner. Jim Dunham. 91 JUNIOR VARSITY Sfincat, £cttttfr, 7 faiotv Row one: Mike Bennett. Doug Wells. Pete Bermudez. Jim Restle. John David, Greg McCallister. Row two: Nick Vance. Mario Lopez. Brad Brooks. Eric Berger, Don Alafa. Tim Steingass. Jim Critten. Dave Fackler. Row three: Mr. Reider (Coach), Eric Huntsman, Keith Cupp, Greg Hardy. Troy Rigel. Mr. Restle (Coach). Taking a breather between events! There's another winning throw! “The 1981 boy’s varsity track team continued their comeback that began in 1980. They fought back against several shocks that struck the team before the meet season began to become a competitive, respectable team. These trackmen improved their standing in the BVC and PCL and posted a winning season. The majority of them were good workers, breaking several school records. Five of the team members improved so much that they participated in the District Track Meet: Jim Restle in the 3200 meter run, John David (BVC and ROKYU Invitational high hurdles champion) in the high hurdles and the long jump, Keith Cupp in the shotput, Greg Hardy in the shot and discus, and Brad Brooks in the pole vault. ‘Semper Fidelis.' ” — Coach J. Restle Flying through the air! Running the final leg of the relay! The 1981 track season proved to be very exciting and rewarding. Our season was highlighted by second place finishes in the PCL, BVC, and Columbus Grove Invitational. Deb Rodriguez qualified for the third straight year in the 800m run at the state meet. The season proved to be a super team effort as the team had 15 lettermen and ended the season 11-2 in dual meets. The team also had 8 league individual champions and set 7 new school records! Super effort by a super team. — Coach S. Frank Preparing for the throw! The winning form of a hurdler! Row one: Deb Rodriguez. Cindy Steffan, Lisa Maag. Janice Kreinbrink. Wendy Dewar. Diane Maag Row two: Jane Schroeder, Cissy Freeze. Debbie Kreinbrink, Irene Coronado. Annette Steffan, Laurie Montooth, Julie Brooks. Angie Wyant, Gloria Parker Row three: Mr. Frank (Coach), Tammy Ward. Kris Rigel. Brenda Kaufman. Jackie Palmer, Kris Hock, Christina Roa, Mr. Lishawa (Coach). 93 Varsity Volleyball Holgate 2 L 0 Ottawa-Glandorf 0 2 Liberty-Benton 2 0 Hardin-Northern 2 0 Ottoville 2 1 Arcadia 1 2 Columbus Grove 2 0 Van Buren 2 0 Kalida 0 2 Arlington 2 0 Ft. Jennings 1 2 Pandora-Gilboa 2 0 McComb 0 2 Bluffton 2 0 Vanlue 2 1 Continental 2 0 Cory-Rawson 1 2 Sect. Tourn. Patrick-Henry 2 1 Ottawa Hills 2 0 Dist. Tourn. Archbold 0 2 Boy’s Varsity Basketball LHS Opp. Ayersville 66 53 Cory-Rawson 86 58 Holgate 49 52 Patrick-Henry 70 65 Liberty-Benton 72 54 Miller City 57 67 Hardin-Northern 48 53 Ottawa-Glandorf 51 83 Arcadia 61 55 Continental 62 82 Arlington 65 56 McComb 60 62 Kalida 52 50 Ottoville 58 53 Van Buren 53 59 Pandora-Gilboa 62 56 Vanlue 70 62 Columbus Grove 59 51 Ft. Jennings 58 67 Sect. Tourn. Bluffton 73 49 Continental 68 £ 65 Dist. Tourn. Ottoville 52 54 Boy’s Varsity Baseball LHS Opp. Holgate 3 0 Bluffton. 14 0 Union Scioto 11 3 Edgerton 3 0 Patrick-Henry 9 5 Lincolnview 8 6 Pandora-Gilboa 15 3 Miller City 1 3 Kalida 16 5 Ottawa-Glandorf 4 2 Lima Bath 8 12 Miller City 7 9 Hicksville 3 5 McComb 13 4 Columbus Grove 5 1 Ft. Jennings 5 8 Pandora-Gilboa 31 2 Hardin-Northern 7 6 Continental 11 9 Ottoville 8 4 Liberty-Benton 4 0 Cory-Rawson 3 7 Vanlue Won by forfeit Arlington 10 5 Van Buren Sect. Tourn. 16 1 Arlington 14 3 Pandora-Gilboa Dist. Tourn. 10 1 Spencerville 5 4 Ft. Jennings 94 3 4 Varsity Football Leipsic 20 Patrick-Henry 6 Leipsic 7 Cory-Rawson 12 Leipsic 24 Liberty-Benton 8 Leipsic 25 Hardin Northern 18 Leipsic 21 Arcadia 0 Leipsic 29 Arlington 33 Leipsic 12 McComb 14 Leipsic 33 Van Buren 0 Leipsic 9 Pandora-Gilboa . 21 Leipsic 35 Vanlue 0 Cross Country 9th place out of 10 teams at Columbus Grove 1st place out of 2 teams at Cory-Rawson 1st place out of 2 teams at Continental 2nd place out of 2 teams at Kalida 4th place out of 6 teams at PCL meet at Columbus Grove 1st place out of 2 teams at Kildaire 11th place out of 14 teams in the Sectionals at Kildaire J.V. Volleyball w Holgate, W J) L 2 Liberty-Benton - 0 2 Hardm-Norjhern 2 1 Ottoville 2 1 Arcadia 0 2 CoTumbus Grove 2 0 Van Buren 2 0 Kalida 0 2 Arlington 2 M 0 Ft. Jennings 2 1 Pandora-Gilboa 2 1 McComb 2 1 Bluffton 2 0 Vanlue 1 2 Continental 2 1 Cory-Rawson 2 0 Miller City 2 1 Boy’s Varsity Track 1st place out of 3 teams at Leipsic 3rd place out of 4 teams at Ayersville 9th place out of 18 teams at Hardin-Northern Invitational 3rd place out of 3 teams at Hardin-Northern 2nd place out of 3 teams at Leipsic 6th place out of 14 teams at Liberty-Benton Relays 4th place out of 6 teams at PCL meet at Columbus Grove 2nd plac out of 2 teams at McComb 6th place out of 10 teams at BVC meet at Donnell 1 st place out of 3 teams at Findlay College j Tied for 1 st place out of 5 teamTaf I eipsic Jl Relays Girl’s Varsity Basketball LHS Opp. Patrick-Henry 43 38 Cory-Rawson 42 48 Kalida 35 61 Liberty-Benton 55 56 Holgate 34 72 Ottawa-Glandorf 35 38 Columbus Grove 53 32 Hardin-Northern 45 32 Ottoville 40 38 Arcadia 39 27 Arlington 54 64 Columbus Grove 34 46 McComb 48 19 Ft. Jennings 38 50 Van Buren 59 30 Continental 60 51 Pandora-Gilboa 35 18 Miller City 49 62 Vanlue 48 54 Sect. Tourn. Ft. Jennings 35 36 Boy’s J.V. Basketball LHS Opp. Ayersville 32 51 Patrick-Henry 52 66 Cory-Rawson 44 41 Holgate .... 43 66 Liberty-Benton 43 39 Miller City 38 41 Hardm-Norther 34 37 Ottawa-Glandorf 31 67 Arcadia 45 36 Continental g 39 57 Arlington m 36 48 McComb 46 51 Kalida 27 54 Ottoville 34 59 Van Buren 52 49 Pandora-Gilboa 56 43 Vanlue 60 45 Columbus Grove 53 41 Ft. Jennings 39 59 Girl’s J.V. Basketball Patrick-Henry LHS ,0pp. 17 mL 20 Cory-Rawson 15 36 Kalida 20 30 Liberty-Benton 31 4 Holgate 17 22 Hardin-Northern 24 31 Ottoville 13 47 Arcadia 28 14 Arlington 29 33 Columbus Grove 17 18 McComb 32 4 Ft. Jennings 20 37 Van Buren 17 13 Continental 19 40 Pandora-Gilboa 22 17 Miller City 18 26 Vanlue 36 18 Girl’s Varsity Track and Boy's J.V. Baseball were not available. Emily Berger Sue Butz Roger Agner Abel Alafa Jerry Bermudez oev bred Chamberlin Cline Dean Critten Dawn Dillinger Debbie David Roy Gonzales Tatia Farthing Marsha Dresbach Scott Jones Nadine Griffith Earnie Kaufman Keith OFFICERS: President — Abel Alafa Gray Vice-President — Matt Logan Secretary — Kathy Holl Treasurer — Nadine Griffith Annissa Hansen Jim Hardy Jerry Hernandez Kathy Holl Namon Hurley Felix Guerra Tina Kelley 96 Louis Kathy Matt Luis Norma Danny Roxanne Bryan Laubenthal Lenhart Logan Lomeli Lopez Macias Madrigal Mathison David Chris Chuck Rick Tony David Rick Butch Maynard Medley Medley Moyer Okuley Peck Polomin Petersen Joe Jocelyn Sherri Rayle Russel Rowe Richard Darrin Linda Rickard Schroeder Solis Chris Chris Steingass Thomas Laura Dean Mary Ann Walters Walthers Wyant ‘PfalKl Brett Dickey David Minjarez 97 Seventh ty'uute Debbie Alt Don Altman Danny Bermudez Kathy Binger Joanne Tom Tonia Balbaugh Berger Berger In Bobby Jo Curt Butz Craun Lisa Crawford Steven Rollie Critten Cunningham Ann Cupp Dan DeLaRosa Kelly Dillinger Jimmy EnRard Janie Dillinger Shelly Fackler David Gonzales Adrian Carrilo Scott Harden Rodney Chris Bill OFFICERS: President — Don Altman, Tresurer — Karen Walls, Robin Inbody Kaufman Kindlee Vice-President—Rodney Lieb, Secretary — Kelly Dillinger. Klinebriel 96 Kelly Lawrence Dianna Nieto Nich Lomeli bcott Mangas Matt Osborn Rachael Peck Todd Pfister Ponce Quintero Scott Ranes Roberta Rayle Brian Schindley Bill Schnipke Diane Schroeder Mark Silver Peggy Skinner Mike Thompson Annette Tooman Karen Carrie Sue Michelle Walls Walters Winkle Wurst Renee Wurst Todd Chamberlin Jay Dunham Rick Guerra Rod Lieb Bernie Madrigal Gayle Reza John Rodriguez Christina Zechman 99 Row one: Matt Logan. Bernie Madrigal (mgr ), Abel Alafa. Rodney Lieb. Louis Lomeli, Ricky Moyer, David Maynard. Butch Petersen, Chris Steingass, Chuck Medley. Row two: Jerry Bermudez. Dean Critten. Scott Mangas. Dean Walther, Mark Silver. Rod Inbody. Todd Pfister. Bill Kindle Row three: Mr. Cain (coach). Richard Rikard, Roger Tooman. Jeff Vance. Scott Jones, Jerry Hernandez. Danny Macias. Brian Mathison, Mr. Dunnett (coach). The 1980 Junior High football team ended a three year losing streak by defeating Patrick-Henry in the opening game of the 1980 season. The winning continued the following week by defeating Pandora. 8-0. The next two weeks were tough for the Junior High Vikes with losses to Ottawa SPPS (6-0) and McComb (8-0). After a three week layoff the Vikings came back to tie Cory-Rawson (8-8) to finish the season with a 2-2-1 record. The 1980 season showed that the team was a defensive-minded group of players. The defense didn't give up a point in the second half of the last four ball games. This group of players, the 1980 Junior High football team, never gave up and were in every game until the final second. — Coach P. Cain 100 flccac xfi 'rtyiyA, ct ££ XtA 0 rade: Row one: Louie Lomeli. David Maynard. Abel Alafa. Rick Moyer. Dean Critten. Dean Walther Row two: Mr Heitmeyer (Coach). Richard Rikard. Jerry Hernandez. Scott Jones. Jerry Bermudez. Jeff Vance. Matt Logan 7tA, .nade: Row one: Kelly Lawrence. Randy Hardy. Steve Critten. Scott Harden. Berme Madrigal Row two: Bill Kin die. Mark Silver. Scott Mangas. Todd Pfister. Rod Lieb. Mr Krembrink (Coach) 101 (Jcmcosi 7 046 Row one: Marsha Dresbach. Nadine Griffith, Joce Russell. Debbie David. Nissy Hansen. Dawn Dillinger. Chris Medley. Kathy Lenhart. Roxy Madrigal Row two: Bill Kindle. Steve Critten. Todd Pfister, Rodney Lieb. Scott Mangas. Mark Silver. John Rodriguez. Berme Madrigal. Randy Hardy Row three: Richard Rikard. Kathy Holl. Chris Thomas. Sue Winkle. Karen Walls. Kathy Binger. Tina Zech-man. Cathy Sanchez. Robin Klinebriel. Annette Tooman. Chris Steingass Row four: Mark Hoffman (asst. Coach). Dean Critten. Louis Lomeli. Bryan Mathison. Jerry Hernandez. Scott Jones. Jeff Vance. Abel Alafa. Dean Walther. Roger Tooman. Darrin Schroe-der. Mr. Cain (Coach). Absent: Amy Cuevas. Giving it all he's got! Leipsic Junior High Track teams enjoyed a successful spring this year. Many records were set this year by a variety of people. However, Jeff Vance and Debbie David were the most consistent performers at the meets, and set records for themselves as well. Overall, there were eight records broken by this team. Through team efforts they placed well in both the BVC and PCL. Flying over another hurdle! 102 fjcutcav (? e dead i4 “The Jr. High cheerleaders completed another busy year in February. New to cheerleading, seventh graders: Debbie Alt, Tonia Berger, Jane Dillinger, Rachel Peck, and Cathy Sanchez learned new cheers throughout the season and supported their team with signs and enthusiastic cheering at every game. Eighth grade veterans: Debbie David, Nissy Hansen, Nadine Griffith, and Joce Russell polished their gymnastics to continue impressing crowds with their skills. They even joined with the St. Mary’s 8th grade in February to do a pom-pom routine at halftime of the St. Mary’s-L.J.H. game — a Junior High first! — Mrs. B. Christman, Advisor grader Top to bottom: Joce Russell, Nadine Griffith. Nissy Hansen, and Debbie David. 7(A tirade: Left to right: Debbie Alt. Rachel Peck. Jane Dillinger, Cathy Sanchez, and Tonia Berger 103 0 cutiaT ifyca i ‘TPCttete O Row one: Miss Plassman (Director). Jay Dunham. Abel Alafa. Chris Kaufman. Curt Craun. Steve Critten Diana Nieto. Scott Harden. Chuck Medley. Kelly Lawrence. Rick Guerra. Randy Hardy. Rick Moyer Rachel Peck. Row two: Sue Butz. Peggy Skinner. Tatia Farthing. Dean Critten. Jane Dillinger. Tom Berger. Toma Berger Fred Cline. Matt Osborn. Tony Currillo. Michelle Wurst. Debbie Alt Row three: Jerry Bermudez. Chris Thomas. Shelley Fackler. Renee Wurst. Lisa Crawford. Ann Cupp. Earme Kaufman. Beverly Chamberlin. Carrie Walters. Mary Wyant. Cherri Rowe Absent: Joanne Balbaugh. Mike Thompson. ' Row one: Marsha Dresbach. Michael Solis. Tina Kelly. Tina McCullough. Laurie Schroeder. Karen Walls. Nadine Grif- wW fith. Joce Russell Row two: Annette Tooman. Lois Niese. Stacey Knepper. Marcia Kreinbrink. Kathy Binger. Lisa Zechman. Kathy Holl. Debbie David. Nissy Hansen. Julie Niese. Alysia Fox. Row three: Brian Schmdley. Rod Lieb. Matt Logan. Don Altman. Roxanne Madrigal. Jodi Schroeder. Linda Haselman. Cheri Williams. Chris Steingass. Christine Medley. Row four: Richard Rikard. Emily Berger. Kathy Lenhart. Scott Schroeder. Gary Niese. Todd Pfister. Louie Laubenthal. Brian Mathi-son. Mark Silver. Sue Winkle. David Maynard. Roger Tooman Absent: Mr Simon (Director). Dean Walther. Scott Jones. S’tettteafasuf t70Co£d 'pcctosie Elementary Principal — Mrs. Plassman Secretary — Mrs. Riechmarn Art — Mrs. Lammers Learning Disability — Mr. Crawford Library — Miss Moratt Reading Teacher — Mrs. Griffith Educational Aides — Mrs. MacDonald. Mrs. Rodriguez, Mrs. Hiegel. ‘TftiaA Seyy4 SixtA ty-uide )w one: Debbie Craun, Eric Stemgass, Martin Lopez, Jill Kuhlman, Bev Rowe, Alysia Fox. Jodi Myers. Row two: Miss Begg. K ‘eran, Darrell Walther, Curt Farthing, Todd Nuveman, Candi Snow. Debbie Bohlender, David Stuber, Barry Berger. Row three ay, Jaime Rodriquez, Patty Escobedo, Mike Casteel, Rene Pina, Tom Fortney. Roger Schmpke. Absent: Melissa Guerra. Sam Wal 7%r. i Sixt6 ty'uzde Row one: Jim Anderson. Valerie Simon. Alice Hinojosa. Kimberly Schey. Lisa Schmpke. Marcos Briseno. Jessica Gutierrez. Darlene Engard Row two: Mr Mitchell. Bradley Peck. Daniel Kimmet. Rene Guevara. Nancy Schroeder. David Muller. Ricky Okuly. Mark Feldman. Mandy Nieto. Row three: Anthony Berger. Chad Rigel. Laura Berger. Cindi Franks. Lupe Diaz. Pamela Alt. Lynnette Spitnale. Laura Cupp. Row one: Linda Schroeder. Art Hernandez. Rick Mmjarez. Bill Blum. Reyes Delgado. Terry Altman. Lori Walls. Angie Rayle. Rod Rader Row two: Mr Detamore. Mike Feldman. Tim Roy. Tracy Fackler. Deanna Altman. Heidi Larson. Sylvia DeLaRosa. Troy Gillespie. Mark Russell Row three: Chris Tores. Shyra Inbody. Ann Logan. Lori Meyer. Rob Franks. Pam Cline. Leann Christman. Joe Berger Absent: Don Dickey Mr. 'a 'Piftt, 108 Row one: Tim Butler. Troy Engard. Pilar Leyva. Chrissy Carrera. Albert Mmjarez. Noe Rodriquez. Matt Dunham. Amy Altman Row two: Mrs. Shively. Karen Holl. Dan Chamberlin. Larry Laubenthal. Charlie Bohlender. Jim Dillinger. Tricia Nuveman. Steve Hazelton. Row three: Rodney Kelly. Robert Anderson. Windy Cubitt. Norma Garcia. Carlie Walker. Jennifer Gerken. Becky Steingass. Absent: Tony Flores. Heather Dice. Kathy Osborn. Row one: Leigh Anne Artressia. Aric Rader. Abel Castillo. Raquel Delgado. Krista Kuhlman. Lori Bohlender. Brendan Inkrott. Angie Or-duno. Melissa Feldman. Row two: Mrs. Elchinger. Frankie Alafa. Jenny Martin. Scot Hardy. Diana Pina. Michelle Valdez. Ronnie Diemer. Adam Tussing. Michelle Schey. Scott Sudlow. Brian Wolverton. 109 Row one. Lou Ann Ochoa. Susie Sanchez. Brian Rayle, Andrea Pardo. Stephanie Vance. Jodi Snow. Carlos Garcia. Sandy DeLaRosa. Julie Dice. Valerie Dunstan. Row two: Mrs. Jones. Kathy Berger. Jenny Mangas. David Robinson. Bryan Osborn. Alan Lawrence, James Fackler. Lisa Reyes. Felipe Ortega. Chris Krogman Absent: Ann Fackler. 20i£6e£ t tf'uuCe Row one: Danny Nieto. Tonia Engard. Rachael Rodriquez. Kathy Balbaugh. Angie Arnold. Scott Pfister. Filomena Murillo. Jim Menuez. Dennis Fox. Leslie Freeze Row two: Mrs. Wilhelm. Josh Logan. Lori Spitnale. Abel Diaz. Jody Berger. Joey Hernandez. Dennis Thomas. Roger Rosebrock. Tim Casteel. Larry Rivera. 110 ‘77t%6. 7fold ty'ituCe Row one: Jake Ramos. Graciela Orduno. Tanya Craun. Craig Altman. Ricky Rodriquez. Scotty Guerra. Gamaliel Escobedo. Canma Sanchez. Genie Carrera. Alice Leyva Row two: Mrs. Bogard. Cher Berger. Shirley Kelley. Dayna Williamson. Tami Nuveman. Julie Bmger. Chen Butler. Corma Ortega Row three: Richard Casteel. Steve Chamberlin. Jacki Myers. Traci Gillespie. Nicole George. Jenny Schmpke. Erin Kelley Absent: Tommy Heacock. 'p'Ucti 4 7 fold ty'Mide Row one: Johnny Pardo. Johnny Martinez. Scott Fortney. J. T. Inkrott. Kim Craun. Sara Sanchez. Shannon Kimmet Row two: Natalie Simon. Renee Rader. Teresa Schey. Melissa Wolverton. Chad Harden. Tony Lomeli. Brad Dresbach Row three: Bill Burwell. Tracy Halker. Tony Alt. Richie Prater. Tracy Berger. Allan Bennett. Trent Lambert. Leroy Chavez Absent: Mrs Frick 111 (2Ceve upen Picmany II Row one: Mike Berger. Dorian Amaya. Brian Bennett. Joe Pina. Tommy Briseno, Jenny Meyer Row two: Mrs. Clevenger. Aaron Stuber. Bill Burwell. Richard Casteel. Willie Bermudez. Tim Casteel. Gracie Orduno. tcteve t Prcttuviy Row one: Joe Pina. Adam Alafa. Tammy Kleman. Sarah Stateler. Laura Cox. Veronica Orduno. Row two: Miss Knueven. Leticia Ley.a Cindy Cook. Michaela Lopez. Walter Walker. Lusio Rocha. 112 Row one: Anselmo Garcia. Mike Berger. Dorian Amaya. Rachel Krogman, Amy Thomas. Christina Gutierrez. Jill Skinner Row two: Mrs. Matthews, (substitute teacher). David Rodriquez. Junior Alafa. Adam Rodriquez. Janie Ochoa. Mark Casteel, Kenny Walker Row three: Chris Kempt. Tommy Briseno. Louie Guitron. Brian Schultz. Janet Cline. Stacey Inbody. Tammy Saunders. Junior Noriega. Ab-send: Mrs. Creager. Sec y ut ty'uuCe Row one: Anthony Schmdley. Paul Rodriquez. Abel Sanchez Brian Robinson. Carmen Orduno Deha Rodriquez. Rebecca Delgado. Chris Anderson. Row two: Mrs. Lockhart. Tammy Ranes. Michelle Vasquez Dawn Al man. Jenny Osborn Dan Hardy Michelle Chamberlin. Gabriel Lomel. Row three: Billy Joe Henderson. Jason Tussing. Tncia Rigel. Meredith Ranes. Eliseo Escobedo. Torrey Belt. Daryl Fry. 113 yttw. Sensed rode Row one: Denise Menuez. Cathy Castillo. Abel Alafa. Andrea White. David Henderson. Jeremy Larson. David Alafa. Ruth Rodriquez. Tina Briseno Row two: Debbie Schnipke. Abby Osborn. Rosemary Leyja. Tori Williamson. Barbie Rayle. Dan Fry. Mitchell Stover. Mrs. Berger Row three: Jesse Sanchez. Melissa Bratt. Stacy Halker. Efrain Valdez. Jason Christman. Jason Guitron. Angel Rodriquez. Jason Ramos. John Snow. 4, 'pCnat tirade Row one: Carey Jo Schey. Cindy Nieto. Joshua Hiegel. Joe Guzman. Amy Artressia. Miguel Rodriquez. Kelly Dunstan. Regina Delgado. Row two: Mike Schnee. Nick Sudlow. Mindy Butler. Hilda Reyes. Melinda Heacock Jennifer Murillo. Becky Ochoa. Jim Frick Mrs. Lugibihl Row three: Jamie Hernandez. Bryan Sherman. Chris Erickson. Billy Jo Critten. Dawn Mattern. Jenny Smith. Michelle Slough. Eric Russell Absent: Ismael Rodriquez. Oscar Noriega. 114 tw e ice s4. Row one: Lupe Sanchez. Veronica Alfaro. Jamie Stateler. Jason Chamberlin. Chon Alfaro. Jeanna Lopez. Robert Ludeman Row two: Mrs. Lawrence. Tammy Hulihan, Connie Pardo. Freddy Rocha. Jack Ranes. Willie Heacock. Absent: Tony Vasquez. ScAetf fcitwtenyasiteti Row one: Tim Slough. Kacy Halker. Melanie Haselman. Lee Schroeder. Shannon Parker. Ray Anguiano. Heather Parker. Larry Rice Row two: Cheryl Steffan. Rose Chamberlin. John Mendez. Laureen Knueven. Brian Kleman. Ann Recker. Bobby Schmpke Row three: Mrs. Schey. Amos Pettry. Michelle Critchett. Meisha Ellerbrock. Larry Schroeder. Albert Gutierrez. T J Skinner. Julie Berlanga. Ruby Stevens. Absent: Brandi Rice 115 Row one: Esperanza Alfaro. John Craun. Tracy Heitmeyer. Phillip Hardy. Frankie Lopez. Amanda Wyant. Gloria Escobedo. Kerry Johnson. Row two: Kami Kempt, Billy Heilshorn. Deanna Dewar. Tracy Gonzalez. Trina Blubaugh. Matt Sisson. Mark Turner. Candi Knouse. Mrs. Lieb. Row three: Kevin Banks. Chris Spangler. Greg Lammers. Colt Stark. Michele Hardy. Jason Wagler. Liza Meyers. Ben Ranes. Sam Schultz. Row one: Jason Erickson. Darleen Smith. Davey Settlemire. Joy Knueven. Jeremy Knoll. Benji Petersen. Belyna Rincon. Row two: Anthony Reyna. Andy Casteel. Lisa Dietsch. Lori Morman. Jeff Niese. Patrick Butler. Dawn Chamberlin. Mrs. Lieb. Row three: Alex Roa. Ann Casteel. Jason Velazquez. Chris Berger. Janice Valdez. Lisa Estrada. Robert Ludeman. Joshua Rodriquez. 116 fynthiaA. t y (2 Htputfct£aUa«t4, 0C4M4 ?9 ? Chrises LeaeUe ooy e - ar £. t a'°e Mt Betty stOG ter es . 7� v, . 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V4 pan 6V J- picKt- cbae'L- Charles F. je f' Cb� ' r e ' IT £om£ LEIPSIC — -iT-1 - 1 mmi r- BANK OF LEIPSIC ffewpxZf LEIPSIC, OHIO 45856 PAVING • Commercial • Industrial • Roads • Parking Lots • Driveways 943-2450 WARD Construction Company RR 2 Leipsic, Ohio Compliments of GARY GEARHART 1645 Sunrise Dr. Lima, Ohio 45805 OWATONNA MINNESOTA Cualoof fini c(ati ttmps. awauli. annoonztmtnti. yiaiC'Ooki anj Jiptomoi 114 WEST MAPLE STREET DESHLER, OHIO PHONE: 278 3015 ESHLER FARMERS ELEVATOR LIBERTY LANES Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2752 Open Bowling Saturday: 7:00 p.m. — 12 midnight Sunday: 1 p.m. — 5 p.m. B.D. H. BERGER TRUCKING Prospect Street Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-3062 or 943-2958 PAUL B. CRAWFORD, INC. LAND IMPROVEMENT STANDARD OIL OF OHIO (SOHIO) Mark Albright Leipsic, Ohio A I. K alU • ftl THE CORN CITY STATE BANK Leipsic Since 1955 ★Surface Drainage ★Land Clearing, Ponds ★Basements ★Site Preparation ★House and Barn Demolition Phone: 943-2524 Deshler, Ohio Phone: 278-0015 THE McCOMB FARMER S CO-OP McComb, Shawtown, Hancock ASHLAND OIL CO. Gasoline, Fuel Oil — Oil Products Don Bidlack (Agent) Phone: 943-2055, Station 943-2306 Bill Zeisloft (Driver) Phone: 943-2795 Leipsic, Ohio Ashland, Complete Line of Groceris and Meats Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-3046 119 THE AMERICAN LEGION Founded by the United States Congress in 1919 The Charles J. Wagner Post No. 287 Of Leipsic, Ohio A Full Servicemen’s Organization Eligibility Oates .World War I 4-6-17 to 11-11-18 World War II 12-7-41 to 12-31-46 Korean War Vietnam War 6-25-50 to 1-31-55 12-22-61 to 5-7-65 Dates Set by the Congress of the United States BRECHT BROS. AUTO SUPPLIES 343 South Belmore Street Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2403 ALIMAN’S ASHLAND 307 East Main Street Leipsic, Ohio Shep and Velma Compliments of: GEORGE’S GARAGE Phone: 943-3303 South Street Leipsic, Ohio RUHE BODY SHOP Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-3352 P. W. CHAMBERLIN INC. LEIPSIC FARM SUPPLY Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2150 Dealer Hay — Straw 27 South Street 943-3525 Leipsic, Ohio 943-3526 Compliments of: WILLIAMS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Marv and Bob M.D. DEWAR WHOLESALE SUPPLY 117 East Center Street Phone: 943-3452 Everyone should have a Glandorf Savings Account for a Rainy Day... or a Frivolous Hour. Compliments of: ONIE D. WILSON WHITE’S DRUG STORE 138 E. Main Street, Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2561 Hi GLANDORF SAVINGS Glandorf Ottawa columbus grove leipsic AGRI SUPPLY CO., INC Quality Fertilizers Ottawa, Leipsic, Hamler THE MOORHEAD ELEVATOR Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2145 Sales Clinton Tecumseh The Friendly Ones, Briggs Stratton Service Toro Maytag Paints LEIPSIC HARDWARE Phone: 943-3042 133 Main Street Leipsic, Ohio 45856 RAYLE BROTHERS Ford Tractors Sales Route 2, Leipsic MATTERN — MONTOOTH INSURANCE G.R.I. Realtor Leipsic, Ohio Ottawa, Ohio KARL AND JAN’S SUNOCO Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-3052 LEIPSIC GREENHOUSE Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2843 THE COMMUNITY TELEPHONE CO. 22 Cherry Street Compliments of: LEIPSIC VETERINARY SERVICE Dale D. Walther D.V.M. TRIPLE K PARTY SHOP Party Supplied for All Occasions 618 West Sugar Street, Leipsic, OH Phone: 943-3350 HI THE FAMILY CENTER Leipsic, Ohio Phone:943-2071 Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2109 Robert B. Weaver Attorney at Law 214 South Belmore Street Leipsic, Ohio Phone (419) 943-2149 SHAWBER’S FURNITURE STORE INC. “Complete Home Furnishings” BECKMAN’S JEWELERS Jewelers Since 1888 122 OTTAWA FEED GRAIN CO., INC. Big H Feeds, Farm Supplies Hardware and Paints 206 South Oak Street Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-3843 THE LEIPSIC FREE PRESS Serving Leipsic Since 1878 115 East Main Street Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2749 HUB SUPERMARKET 128 East Main Straat, Laipaic, Ohio Phona: 943-2147 MAAG’S HOTEL CARDINAL ROOM Catering, Pizzas, Home Cooked Meals 101 East Main Street Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2169 MRS. MYERS BAKE SHOP Home Baked Products 12 West Center Street Phone: 943-2661 Compliments ot: JAMES B. OVERMIER, M.O. 109 East Main Street, Leipaic, Ohio HILVERS SON JEWELERS Fine Diamonds and Watches A Community Service Bank Since 1888 Serving a Four County Area McComb Findlay 293-2751 423-4741 ROBINSON AUTO SUPPLY 122 East Main Street, Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2105 Fine Service Department Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2703 LOWELL BROOKS STUDIO Fine Photographs Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-3443 123 R. I. ZARZAR, M. D. 116 East Main Straat, Laipaic, Ohio Phone: 943-3057 LIBBY McNEILL AND LIBBY, INC. 701 Waat Main Street Leipaic, Ohio STEFFAN FORD SALES, INC. 1425 East Fourth Street, Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-3100 DICK NIESE EXCAVATING R 2 Leipsic Phone:943-2589 Compliments of: EVERETT SCHMENK INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Corner of Main and Locust Streets Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Phone: 523-6539 241 North Elm Street, Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-5666 OTTAWA OIL COMPANY Groceries, Fresh Vegetables, Frozen Foods Complete Selections of... Sundires Service Meats Case Ottawa — Columbus Grove UPTOWN DAIRY BAR 124 S. Belmore Street Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-3603 BELLMAN LUMBER COMPANY Ratailara of Lumbar and Building Suppliea Laipaic, Ohio 124 THE HAMLER STATE BANK 210 Randolph Street Hamler, Ohio 43524 274-3955 Member of F.D.I.C. Member of Federal Reserve System See Us for All Your Banking Needs... Drive-in Window Night Depository Free Parking Lot Savings and Checking Accounts All Size Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent Hours Mon., Wed., Thurs. Fri. Sat. 8:30— 3:00 8:30 — 12:00 8:30— 6:00 8:30 — 12:00 A FULL SERVICE BANK CERAMIC WORLD Greenware Bisque Finished Items 138 S. Hickory St. Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-5144 MEYER’S CUSTOM WOODWORKING INC 7 East Main Street Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2898 COMPTON TIRE AND AUTO 823 N. Locust Street Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-3716 OLYMPIA SPORTING GOODS 149 West Main Street, Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-3400 BELL AUTO SUPPLY 305 East Main Street. Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Phone: Ottawa, 523-5698 Phone: Continental, 596-4320 KELLEY INSURANCE 104 East Main Street, Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2602 KLENKS CLOTHING 140 East Main St. Leipsic, Ohio KNUEVEN SCHROEDER Congratulations Leipsic High School Seniors of 80-81 GRAIN Service • Value • Quality Feed — Seed — Grain Farm Supplies West Leipsic Phone: 943-2177 ■{ Purina... planninu tomorrow with research toduv PUTNAM COUNTY SENTINEL Putnam County’s Leading Newspaper Since 1855 A Welcome Guest in 8000 Homes PAUL’S INC. Ottawa and Leipsic 119 East Main Street Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2605 HAWKEY’S PHARMACY INC. 224-230 E. Main Street Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Phone: 523-4585 BLISS — PEOPLES FUNERAL HOME 10 West Main Street. Leipsic. OH Phone: 943-2157 Bf ARING SUPPlT CO P MiUWlS! 1220 Fmdlay Road Lima Ohio 45801 MICHAEL F SCHULTE o� ticei4i9)227 76i3 Manager Residence (419) 532 3067 126 AL’S FURNITURE APPLIANCE 5 Mi. West of Ottawa On State Route IS Ottawa, OH Phone: 523-5857 LEW PAUL’S TAVERN Belmore Street Leipsic, Ohio AMOCO FERTILIZER Phone: 943-2094 Dick Myers OAK GROVE NURSING HOME 620 East Water Street Deshler, Ohio 43516 Phone: 278-2826 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 960 North Perry Street Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-5252 '«“■ ,K Kentucky Fried 1S-7- tfnicken. TUCKER’S OTTAWA PHARMACY INC 1831 East Street Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-6122 Congratulations Class of 1981 NIENBERG SUPPLY COMPANY Gtandorf, Ohio 45848 Phone (419) 538-6543 TRUCKS SHERRI’S FASHIONS 113 East Main, Leipsic, 943-3606 THE DIME BANK OF NORTHWEST OHIO Main Office — Continental, Ohio Phone: 419-596-3801 Ottawa Branch — Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 419-423-6265 Full Service Banking Member FDIC Compliments of THOMAS J. GALLAWAY D.D.S. STECHSCHULTE CLOTHING SHOES 240 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio 45875 DimeBank Out A yearbook is a book of memories; moments captured forever in time that may fade and yellow, but never be forgotten. The 1981 Le-Hi Staff presents this yearbook with great pride. The production of the Le-Hi resulted from the combined efforts of the staff and the advisor. The staff members worked many long hours after school sharing the joys and frustrations of putting the book together to meet deadlines set by the publishers. We would like to recognize the efforts of many individuals and groups who have been of assistance to us during the past school year. A special thanks goes to Mr. Brooks, Mr. Frank, and Mr. Restle for supplying us with many excellent photos. Our gratitude also goes to our advisor, Miss Suhr, for her unending ideas and advice. We would also like to recognize the Taylor Publishing Company, Mr. Steve White, and Mr. Rick Kruse for all of their suggestions and patience. We would like to thank the Le-Hi Staff for their help, without each individual’s extra effort, this yearbook could not have been completed. We have enjoyed the past year and hope that you will always journey to your rainbow’s end. Sincerely, Co-Editors Mike Knueven Pam Shidler 128