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

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Seniors Lead The World Leadership in our world is a necessity and the 1988 Seniors helped to provide this at Leipsic High. From the very first day the Seniors claimed the top spot by sitting in the front seats of the auditorium during the opening assembly. They continued to guide the school by asserting their leadership in various clubs, athletics and other school functions. The Senior class graduated on May 29 leaving behind their legacy of leadership to future classes. — Chris Niese Leslie gives her closing statement. Chad and Dan love to ride the bus. The camera catches Kyle by surprise. Dale generously donates blood. Chad and Doug serve as prosecutors during the mock trial. Kevin works hard on Le-Hi. 4 Student Life

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Mrs. Barraza supervises in the library. Rachel works as treasurer. Brad enjoys being President of his class. Chrissy and Pam discuss plans for the Junior Senior Prom. Lynn and Becky serve as Student Council officers. Being a class officer is exhausting work. A World Of Government Another feature of our world is our government. A form of leadership is necessary in every habitat to provide direction, knowledge and standards. Our administrators, faculty and student officers comprise the governmental body at Leipsic High and they lead us toward attaining our future goals. Every student has different abilities, intelligence and attitudes and it is the responsibility of education and leadership to bring out the best of these traits. — Chris Niese Student I.ife 3

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Jenny and Paula enjoy each other’s company. Adam and Aric show off their muscles. The elementary love to cheer! Missy loves her suckers. Population Is The World The world of Leipsic School — like the real world that all people everywhere share — has not only times of triumph and happiness, but also those dark hours of tragedy and sorrow. Long-time faculty member Judi Johnson and high school student Leroy Chavez both died suddenly during the summer of 1987. So-nja Hernandez, a second grader, was killed in an accident in the fall. Each is pictured in his or her own peer group. Only two short weeks after school was out for the summer, Susan Metzger, a member of the class of ’89, lost her life in an auto accident. All of these untimely deaths should make us aware of the sacredness and fraility of human life. The largest and most important element in our world is population. Hundreds of students comprise the elementary, junior high and high school bodies. Each student has his or her own individual talents, personality and abilities allowing for a varied and exciting student body. The students in our world arrive early each September ready and willing to learn, understand and enjoy themselves. When the school year ends in May they possess new knowledge and experiences. — Chris Niese Susan Metzger Student Life 5