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

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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

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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.