Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1975 volume:

6c 977.201 ALSLie 1975 Leo Hi gh Schoo 1 . Oracl e M.a ORACLE 1975 Leo High School R 1 Grabill, IN, 46741 Ah r Page 12 Our Activities Page 28 Page 130 COIVTENTS 2 Our Heros Page 84 GAA Page 106 S1020 Our Involvernent Page 60 , B fyff .JT ' i Jm r. ' • ' ' BRL . n 4 m fe- « m i yj m m 1 V - Our Town Page 154 -ti Our Friends Pag lie 3 CONTENTS 5 OPENING ox . JTH OCAdjnnico) CJLdLo. 7 OPENING 9 OPEWIIMG DEDICATION TO MR. STANLEY GARMAN f mm -Mt% , .w JSmmi r ' ' ■■ • ii -- i flk35 i V £■ f- ..• Mm ., i if m9 Km ' H IZS ' ;«ra ' ' , c:ts 5 muu m M DEDICATION 10 Photography by Kryder Short hair — boys with long hair — greased hair — bobby socks — short skirts— girls with pants — physical education — coach — Little League and Pony League in the summer- Algebra — Geornetry — Trigonometry — Shop Math— motivated students — students who needed motivating — teacher — farmer — bus driver — PA Announcer for winter sports — friend: This is Mr. Stanley Garman. This Spring, Mr. Garman is retiring from teaching after serving at Leo High School since 1943. His career in teaching has covered many facets of the Educational Pro- gram. Mr. Garman coached many teams, two of which were County Tourney Champ- ions. His interest in the physical growth of students made summer baseball programs possible as well as making baseball a reg- ular school sport. Graduates of Leo will al- ways remember Mr. Garman as a teacher who made them learn even when they did not care. To Mr. Garman we dedicate this in apprec- iation of all his time, effort, and love. We wish him the greatest happiness and good fortune. We shall greatly miss you, Mr. Garman. The Students of Leo High School 11 DEDICATIOW r ' a. s SITTING: Chester Schmidt; Thomas Kurtz; Merle Gerig; Kay Guillaume; SECOND ROW: Ross Hockemeyer; Gary Lybarger; Robert Beerbower. Our thanks goes out to the school board for their many, many hours spent for our schools, They set the general policies by which our school is administered. A determined Asst. Principal Mr. Byansl i gets tlie job done. Our Principal Mr. Jones is trying to set the school straight with a few announcements in the morning. The two secretaries Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Carman are busy at their desks typing and filling out forms which seems to be a never ending job. MRS. FUESS Library Club Cheerleader Sponsor High School Girls Volleyball Coach Jr. High Girls Track Coach MR. WALTOW 8th Grade Math Algebra I Track Coach MRS. GILLETT English 7-8-9 Jr. High G.A.A. Sponsor TEACHERS 16 MR. STUELPE English 9 Photography 1-2-3 Production Club Projection Club i MR. HOOT 7-8 Grade English Photo Club and Yearbook Advisor MRS, MUMMA Typing 1-2-3 Shorthand MR. NOYER Physical Science Chemistry Applied Science Chess Club Service Club 17 TEACHERS MR. HEY Boys P.E. Freshman Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach Asst, Gymnastics Coach Gymnastics Club 7-12 MR. DIVELBISS Biology Track Coach Science MR. STUCKEY Beginning and Basic Drafting Adv. Mech. Drafting Beginning and Adv. Woods Carpentry Varsity and Jr. High Volleyball Drivers training TEACHERS 18 MISS BAUMGARTNER 10 P.E. Girls RE GAA Sponsor MR. STOVER Jr. and Sr. Drama Club English 10 Speech Club MR. STEINHAUSER Math 7 General Math Asst. Football Coach Asst. Track Coach MRS. PLATT English Literature American Literature Adv. Grammar and Composition English General Journalism 1 Drill Squad Jr. High Volleyball MS. LOMONT Basic Art 8th Grade Art Art Appr. 1-2-3 Adv. Design 1-2 Art Club Sponsor 19 TEACHERS MR. SHAW Shop Math Business Math Bookkeeping J- J H pepsi PEon - 1 If ' 1 MR. LAKE Health Vars. Football Coach TEACHERS 20 MR. MCBAIME Band MISS CARR Spanish 7th English i 1 1 waBUll 1 m k • - 1 s MR. GAR MAN Algebra Geometry Sr. High Math MR. GABET Government See Asst. Football Coach Jr. High Track Coach MRS. SCHMIDT Home Ec Foods Clothing FHA Sponsor 21 TEACHERS MR. SCHLATTER Bible Lit American History MRS. ASHWORTH Work Experience French I Campus Life English 8th Grade Baslcetbal! Dev. Reading MR. BUTLER Geography American History MR. PICKENS French II German TEACHERS 22 MR. HELLER Industrial Arts Sportsmans Club Sponsor 7th Grade Basketball THANK YOU MR. HARTUIMG Physics Rocket Club Sponsor Honor Society Sponsor Much thanks to MR . STUELPE, head of the AV Dept, who helped with the many, many questions we needed ans- wered for the yearbook photography. Also, to MRS. OSBORN, who letter- ed the division pages, to MR . HEL- LER , who fixed all of our equipment that we managed to undo, and to MS. LOMONT who put up with lost keys, unlocked doors, and general unorga- nization. Without them . . . 23 TEACHERS .1 J A N I T R S JANITORS: Mi-. Koch; Mr. Jen- son; Mr. Berry; Mrs. Johnson; Mrs. Mc Carrol I. COOKS; STANDING: Mrs. Miller; Mrs. Hager; Mrs. Ream. SITTING: Mrs. Shoulder; Mrs. Chaney; Mrs. Eubank; Mrs. Llech- ty. MISSING: Mrs. Fisher BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Hedges; r. Porter; Mr. Bellinger; Mrs. Wisniewski; Mrs. Clif- ton. MISSING: Mr. Stuckey; Mr. Liechty; Mr. Martin; Mrs. Gardner; Mr. Powell. 25 SCHOOL WORKERS Mrs. Gail Sauder Mrs. Doyle Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Julius - Mrs. Hunt FRONT ROW - Mrs. Short - Mrs. Slyvester - BACK ROW - Mrs. Yockey - Mrs. Amstutz - Mrs, Gar- man - Mrs. Branson Mrs. Weilbaker Mrs. Osborn DIVISION 28 CO M r w H m .1 ■ Mip ILL 1 i dS hi ■B 29 DIVISION LEO HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING 1974 HOMECOMING 30 30 ' 30 ' PRESENTS THE FABULOUS FIFTIES Our homecoming this year was based on the theme, The Fabulous 50 ' s . Everyone had fun getting into the spir- it by dragging out their bobbysocks, saddle shoes, crewcuts, and ponytails to help boost the Lions to a victory. Other preparations also included the pep ses- sion, float contest, and the traditional bonfire. Deb Behm takes time out to read Lions Country And then there was the Bunny Hop , Kathy IMeuhouser bakes Mr. Gabet into a Homecoming cake at pep session  30 31 HOiVlECOMIIMG OUR FABULOUS HALFTIME I This years homecoming court included: Freshman representative Lisa Wells and her escort Barry Delegrange, Sophomore representative Debbie Roth and her escort Jay Yoder, Junior representative Beth Souder and her escort Jerry Yoder, and the Senior representatives Rose Christ- man escorted by Richard Bender, Pat Galbraith escorted by Jeff Lengacher, and Debbie Stein escorted by Leroy Dele- grange. • • • ABOVE: Up, Up, and away! BELOW: Our cheerleaders diligently cheer our team to a victory. BELOW: Some of our Lionettes preparing for the half- time entertainment. HOMECOMING 32 50 ' s RUMBLE ENDS IN VICTORY!! LEFT: The Lions Roar in the thick of the rumble. ABOVE: The reserve Lions pa- tiently wait for their chance to claw the Patriots. FIFTIES ' S RUMBLE ENDS IN VICTORY The Lion ' s football team took the homecoming theme with them on the field and fum- bled the patriots to a 25 to 20 victory. Craig Chapman scored first for the Lions on a 44 yd run and Dan Butler kicked the extra point for a 7 to lead. In the final quarter a 25 yd pass from Phil Bollier to Dan Butler countered a Heritage touchdown and gave the Lions the margin of vic- tory, 25 to 20. C • i ' UiJc U-f! mihiM:it EMS GRA8IU MHMMNMMMKMIMM ABOVE: In case the Patriots couldn ' t withstand all our Lion Might : 33 HOMECOIWIIMG LEO HIGHi SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS DIRECTEU BY NOV. 12 15 16 1 Heavily made up characters filed casu- ally into the room. Before them stood a judge ' s box and a witness stand. The audience could be heard saying 1 know her! Who IS that? I wonder if I ' ll be called on, On November 12,14,15, and 16, Leo High School Patrons were treated to an evening of theater. The comedy-drama NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th was presented by the senior high drama club under the direction of Jerry Elton Stover. The Audi- ence was readily caught up in the excite- ment of the trial and twelve of its members even became the jury, deciding for them- selves the verdict. Room 118 became not only the center for a play, but also a place to escape into the real-life world of crime, and lawyers, and witnesses, for, as each performer did his lines, made her gestures, made his crosses, and developed her character, the audience did not once waver from wonder- ing if Karen Andre really did kill Bjorn Faulkner ... or did his wife do it out of jealousy, or perhaps his father-in-law in order to protect the family name and in- terests, or maybe Larry Regan, the gang- ster, killed Faulkner ... In any case, Mr. Stover and his club proved again that time and effort well spent always make a success! ABOVE: The courtroom is called to attention as Judge Heathe (Bill Purcell) gives instructions to the clerk (Eric Ball), and the recorder (Amy Schwartz). RIGHT: The Swedish housekeeper (Maria Amstutz) is very biased when it concems Karen Andre. PLAY 34 1891 30 LEFT Karen Andre reacts to one of the witness ' s unkind remarks about her. ABOVE A somewhat shady detective (Charles Stailey, shows Mr. Flint (Paul Schwartz) how he saw Karen Andre PUSH Faulkner over the ledge. LEFT Kyle Sowers, playing the secretary who replaced Karen Andre after her arrest, makes a dramatic entrance from the audience scream- ing I ki I led him. I ki I led Bjorn Faulkner ... Picture credits with thanks go to Mr. R.D. Whissen. 35 PLAY OUR TOWN Kyle Sowers and Tony Hud- son played the boy and girl fated to fall in love and live life. In April the Senior High Drama Club presented the legendary, and timely, OUR TOWN. For four nights, Thornton Wilder ' s play, a favorite of Mr. Stover ' s, captured the hearts of old and young alike. The story of a boy and a girl growing-up in a small New England town at the turn- of-the-century gave its audiences the opportunity of looking into their lives. As Mr. Stover apt- ly reported in his program notes, If you recognize Leo and Grabill, it is on purpose. Fifty-four students participated in making the Drama Club ' s Spring production a memorable one With his outstanding cast of principals, Mr. Stover brought out the message of OUR TOWN: We fail to realize life while we live it. Stong performances by Kyle Sowers, Gordon Julius, and Tony Hudson made the message quite clear, especially for those who had lived similar ex- periences. Able support was given by Vic Baumgartner, Elizabeth Buckles, Dawn Robbins, and Brent Klopfenstein, as well the rest of the large cast. The Leo High School audiences own much to its fine performing groups. Thanks to Elton Stover and his Drama Club one more production has been added to the list of ' ing . VIr. Jerry ' outstand- RIGHT: Gordon Julius, playing the STAGE MANAGER, narrated the play and filled in the details of settings and action that were purposely missing from the play. CEIMTER: The first act of the play showed The Daily Life. From a typical scene of that act, we see the morning routine of getting ready for school. Robin Butler played Georges little sister, Rebecca. Beth Buckles played Mrs. Gibbs, George ' s mother, with all the professionalism she could master. RIGHT: As Mr. Webb, editor of the local paper and Emily ' s father, Vic Baumgartner did an excellent job. He was lated as saying, I wish I haged waited so long to get into a play. TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: As one of the harried mothers, Dawn Robbins was delighted as the conservative Mrs. Webb, Emily ' s mother. Brent Klopfenstien, as Dr. Gibbs the overworked but concerned town doctor, managed to not only rehearse every night, but also to participate in Spring Sports. He became Mr. Stover ' s favorite jock! Kurt Harris played the difficult part well, giving his Stimson all the needed bitterness and sense of betrayal needed to make such a part sympathetic. Kevin Roth, a junior high student, played dual roles of brothers. Joe and Sye Crowell de- livered newspapers. Jeff Piatt, played the amiable and simple Howie Newsome, town milkman. David Martin, whis- kered and covered in make-up, made a humorous Professor Willard, Wilder ' s symbol of the walking encyclope- dia. Even hardworking actors get hungry. Thanks to Mrs. Nancy Julius, the cast and crews were provided with a good dinner at the last dress rehearsal. ' f . 0 ■ft •. ■ • • J PROM 38 Prom King and Queen for the 1975 Jr.-Sr. Prom were Barry Bender and Pat Galbraith (OPPOSITE PAGE) RIGHT: Master of ceremonies was Conrad Beachy BELOW: The officers table. The 1975 Leo Jr.- Sr. Prom was held at The Imperial House. The Junior Class Of- ficers who put every- thing together and deserve recognition were Conrad Beachy, Reg Klopfenstein, Stephanie Sylvester and Beth Buckles. After a dinner of Ham, Turkey, Whipped Po- tatoes, Corn, Tossed Salad and Sherbert, the King, Queen and Selected Seniors were acknowledged. After the theme song was played by radio station WMEE, an evening of dancing was enjoyed by all, with music provided by Grun.- fus. 39 PROM Selected Seniors included Dawn Robbins, Vic Baum- gartner, Kyle Sowers, Mark Heller, Deb Wells, Leroy Delagrange, Debbie Stein, Dawn Roth, Cheri Henderson, Tom Crabill and Bill Sanders. After the selections, music was provided by the group Grunfus. After the organized prom, couples broke off and went to the many after prom activities such as parties, bowling, and possibly home to sleep off an active even- ing . IBL- Ml 1 i| E n H .i riKr: ' ' - T ' l ' ., M E 3 I V i. K- H f« j Kt I H K-i ' - M t H H 1 Ji 1 Baccalaureate and Commencement Leo Football Stadium 1975 M A Y 2 5, 1 9 7 5 v 7i ' i A ' cAct , t-ACo ' Zu ri y X n . A U H ' Graduation on May 25, 1975 was a source of relief for some and a time of sadness for others, In the blistering heat, 95 sen- iors made their debute as new citizens of the world. After all received their diplomas, and marched off no longer as sen- iors, the tears began, and so did the rain. Many will be at- tending college, vocational schools, and others will hold jobs, or just bum it for a while. To everyone, we say good bye, and good luck. 42 trying to figure Inow to wear outfits Hurrying to get there on time. ■ ' ¥i Mr. Jones getting everybody straight on what ' s going on a shot of the Seniors talking waiting before it ' s all over one line of many to follow •vi trying to seat an overflow crowd on a 1 J-, hot day Conrad Beachy raises the flag during the gradua- tion Barry Bender Deb Wells walking to the Proces- sional The Audience squints to see a familiar face in the line of graduates Dawn Robbins Kent Zimmerman walk to their seats GOOD BYE GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1975 SARA MARTHA DAI I_ VIC ■ 1 1 -• - 1 Ml iili THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1975 BELIEVES: Not Just Live and Let Live, but Live and Help Live. The Senior class officers for 1975 were Kyle Sowers serving as President, Dawn Robbins as Vice-President, Deb Wells as Secretary, and Lisa Urbine as Treasurer. The class of 1975 graduates at last. Af- ter 12 years of work and fun, it ' s over — or is it? We ' ll long remember our teachers, and we can never forget our friends, after all, it ' s the people that make the school, right?! We had it all this year; Senior Privilages, more traditional classes, and of course, the Zim Gang . This years Senior Class was 86 strong. It was lead by an all girl team-Dawn, Kyle, Lisa and Deb. We chose pastel green and yellow as class colors, the yellow rose as class flower, and the mot- to Not just live and let live, but live and help live . Many of the seniors excelled in their fields. Dawn Robbins and Dawn Roth in vocal music, Mike Augustyniak, Scott Kipfer, Bryan Myers, Eric Garrison and Kent Zimmerman made the ACAC squads in football, and the Senior Class itself won the float contest at the homecoming activities. A very busy year with the prom, gradua- tion, and all the hassles that occur with graduation; cap gown measurements, ordering invitations and senior pictures. It only happens once, then it ' s over. So with a certain amount of sadness, and with eyes to the future, the Class of ' 75 says good-bye to LHS . SEIMIORS 48 SENIORS TAKE LAST YEAR AS IT COMES BY — MAR LA A. AMSTUTZ Booster Club 1234; Swing Choir 34; Concert Choir 123; Drill Squad 1234; Campus Life 12; Drama Club 4 (Pres.) LEESA A. AUGUSTYIMIAK Choir 1234; FHA 12; GAA 123; Service Worker 12 MIKE E. AUGUSTYNIAK Football 1234; Track 1234; Basketball 13; Sportsmans Club 1234; Lettermans Club 234; Concert Choir 4; Campus Life 234 JOHN H, BALL Chess Club 123; Sportsmans Club 1; Track 34 VIC G. BAUMGARTIMER Basketball 1; Lettermans Club 234; Sportsmans Club 1234; Cross Country 1234; Track 1234 DEBORAH A. BEHM GAA 1234; Band 1234; Class Vice-Pres. 2; GAA Officer 2 (Sec.-Treas.); Service Club 34 BARRY L. BENDER Lettermans Club 234; Sports- man Club 1234; Honor Society 34; Basketball 1; Track 3; Cross Country 1234; Volley- ball 234; Student Council 234; Campus Life 1; Class Officer 2 DAWN M. BLAUSER FHA 123; Concert Choir 134; Swing Choir 34; Librarians Club 12; GAA 24; Booster Club 12; Campus Life 1; Service Club 4 JOANNE M. BLOMBERG Campus Life 1; Spanish Club 4; FHA 1234; Service Club 4 SHARON A. BLOTKAMP Drill Squad 234 (Co-Capt.4); Choir 1234; Swing Choir 34; Student Council 34; Service Club 34; Booster Club 1 LORI E, BROUSE GAA 124; FHA 12; Librarians Club 1234; DAN BUTLER Football 1234; Basketball 1234; Track 2; Sportsmans Club 1234; Lettermens Club 234; Baseball 234 49 SENIORS EXCELLING IN SPORTS AND ACTIVITIES LORI L. CAMPBELL Choir 1234; Campus Lffe 12; Lrbfarians Club 23; Yearbook 4; Honor Society 1 CIMDY S. CAREY GAA 123; IMewspaper 123; Yearbook 3; Honor Society 12 34; Booster C lub 12 CRAIG A. CHAPMAIM Track 1234; Football 234; Sportsmans Club 1234; Basket- ball 123; Chess Club 34; Euchre Club 12; Campus Life 123 ROSE M, CHRISTMAN Choir 1234; Campus Life 12; Librarians Club 1; Racket Club 1; GAA 1234; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4; Drama Club 1 JOYCE A. COLE Band 1234; GAA 1234; Booster Club 1234; Class Officer 3; Drama Club 4; Service Club 234; Choir 1 CURTIS A. COLLINS Choir 123; Drama Club 4; NFL 4 THOMAS V. CRABILL Football 1234; Basketball 23; Baseball 2; Lettermans Club 234; Sportsmans Club 1234; Class Officer TOM DANFORD DOUGLAS R. DELAGRANGE Campus Life; Sportsmans Club; Euchre Club LEROY J. DELAGRANGE Volleyball 1234; Basketball 1234; Baseball 1234; Track 1234 Cross Country 3; Sports- mans Club 1234; Campus Life 123; Lettermans Club 1234; Swing Choir 34; Concert Choir 34; Honor Society 13 CAROL L. DEVENTER Choir 4; Campus Life 12; Ser- vice Club 34; Librarians Club 123; Honor Society 1 MARLENEF. DEVENTER FHA 123; Choir 12; Booster Club 12; Librarians Club 1 SENIORS 50 DISPLAYING TRUE SCHOOL SPIRIT JOAMW L. DEWITT Choir 12; Campus Life 12; Librarians Club 1234; IMews- paper Typist 3 DEBORAH L. DOLL FHA 1; Chess Club 234; Service Club 234; Choir 123; Drill Squad 234; Gymnastics 123; Drama Club 14; GAA 123; Campus Life 124 TERESA J. EVANS GAA 23; Librarians Club 1234; FHA 123 MICHAEL R. FEDERSPIEL Campus Life 123; Band 1234; Basketball 1234; Volleyball 1234 JUDY K, FORE Zoology Club 1; Service Club 4 KAREN S. FRIES Choir 1234; Booster Club 12; Newspaper 34; Service Club 1234 PATTI A. GALBRAITH (Trans. Concordia 4) Cheerblock 1; Y-Teens 1 ERIC P. GARRISON (Trans. Mayo High, South Carolina) Football 1234; Baseball 1234; Basketball 2; Track 234; Let- termans Club 1234; Sports- mans Club 234 ROBIN K. GONGWER Booster Club 12; Campus Life 12; FHA 123 JOHN C. GRIEGER Biology Club 234; Zoology Club 1; Campus Life 1; Band 1234 CHRIS A. GUSTIN Band 1; Booster Club 1; Cheer- leading 23; Choir 1234 ROBYN L, HADLEY (Trans. Northrop 3) Yearbook 34; Cheerleading 4; Choir 34 51 SENIORS GREGORY A. HARKUSZEWSKI Chess C lub 34; Band 234; Dra- ma Club 4 BRIAM SCOTT HEATH Track 1; AV 4 MARK A. HELLER Football 1234; Sportsmans Club 1234; Track 234; Basketball 1; Campus Life 12; Euchre Club 12; Lettermans Club 34; Mens Cheerblock 34; Baseball 1; Band 1; Choir 4; Swing Choir 4 CHERYL J. HEWDERSOIM Choir 1234; Honor Society 12 34; Drill Squad 123; Booster Club 12; Class Officer 2 (Treas.); Campus Life 12; Musical 1 DAWM E. HEMRY Student Council 2; Yearbook 3; GAA 2; Booster Club 12; Cam- pus Life 123; Choir 1 DEBORAH J, HOWARD Cheerleader 2; Booster Club 12; Choir 1; Yearbook 3; Campus Life 123; Newspaper Typist 4; Drill Squad SCOTT D. KIPFER Band 1; Campus Life 123; Sportsmans Club 1234; Letter- mans Club 234; Track 12; Foot- ball 1234 DENNIS R. KIRTLAN (Trans. St. Louis, Michigan 2) Band 1; Basketball 12; Track 1234; Football 4; Lettermans Club 4; Swing Choir 4 JEFF L. LENGACHER Football 1234; Volleyball 1; Sportsmans Club 123; Campus Lifel SARA J. LIECHTY Cheerleader 1234; GAA 12; Booster Club 1234; Choir 234 JULIE C. MAXFIELD Class Officer 3; Choir Officer 34; Booster Club 12; Honor Society Officer 3; Honor So- ciety 1234; Choir 1234; Swing Choir 4 MIKE D. MCKINLEY Sportsmans Club 34; AVI TAKING CARE OF MUCH UNFINISHED BUSINESS }kMit l DENISE A. MERTEMS Campus Life 1; Booster Club 12; GAA 1 CHERI M. METZ Choir 1234; GAA 1; FHA 12; Service Club 1234 KATRINA K. MIRES Choir 123; Drill Squad 1234; FHA 2; Booster Club 1; Cam- pus Life 1; GAA 1 KAREIM S. MOORE FHA 1234; Band 123; Campus Life 1; Librarians Club 1234; Drama Club 1 CAROL A. MURRAY FHA 123; Booster Club 12; Newspaper Typist 34 BRYAN K. MYERS Lettermans Club 234; Sportsmans Club 1234; Foot- ball 1234; Track 1234 KIM R. PAFF Choir 1234; Booster Club 12; Campus Life 1; GAA 3 GARY W. PETERS Sportsmans Club 123; Campus Life 12; Euchre Club 2 WAYNE E. RAEKE Campus Life 12; Sportsmans Club 1234; Chess Club 12; Euchre Club 12 JAMES R. REINSCH Euchre Club 1; Biology Club 2; Chess Club 24; Campus Life 123; Band 1234; Drama Club 4 DAWN E. ROBBINS (Trans. Connersville 2) Choir 234; Swing Choir 234; Booster Club 34; Cheerleading 34; Class Officer 34; Choir Officer 3; Honor Society 34 DAWN R. ROTH Choir 1234; Swing Choir 1234; Band 1234; Music Ensemble 1234; Student Council 1234 (Pres. 4); Booster Club 1; NFL 3; Honor Society 1234 (Pres. 4); Girls State Rep. 3; Campus Life 1; Musical 1 53 SENIORS AND PREPARING FOR THE WILLIAM C, SANDERS (Trans. Elmhurst 4) Football 12; Basketball 1234; Track 1234; Lettermans Club 34; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; Sportsmans Club 4; Spanish Club 34 JAN K. SAUDER Band 12; Stage Band 12; Music Ensemble 12; (Cheerleader 12; Booster Club 12; Campus Life 123; Student Council 1; Class Officer (Pres.) 1; Newspaper Typist 4 PATTY S. SCHAEFER Librarians Club 1234 (Pres. 4) GAA 24; FHA 123 MARK L. SCHLATTER Campus Life 1234; Lettermans Club 34; Band 1234; Choir 1234; Basketball 1; BB IVIanag- er34; BB Statistician 2; Vol- leyball 1234; Baseball 2; Track 34; Class Officer 1 (Treas.) PAUL J. SCHWARTZ (Trans. South Adams 3) SUE A. SHOEMAKER Campus Life 12; Booster Club 12 KYLEC. SOWERS Honor Society 134; Drill Squad 1234; Swing Choir 34; Booster Club 1234; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Drama Club 4; Concert Choir 123; Service Club 34; DAVID W. STEFFENS AV 134; Sportsmans Club 34; Football 4 DEBBI K. STEIN Choir 1234; Drill Squad 1234; Booster Club 1; Service Club 34; Swing Choir 4; Ensemble 1234; Homecoming Queen 4 YVONNE S. STUCKEY FHA 123; Booster Club 12; Newspaper Typist 34 JEFF L. SUTTON Biology Club 234; Zoology 1; Campus Life 1234; Golf 23 MARTHA T. THORNBURG Choir 1234; Campus Life 1; FHA 1; Drill Squad 1; Cheer- leader 2; GAA 12 SENIORS 54 LONG AWAITED DAY CATHY M. TRACEY (Trans. Prairie Heights 3) LISA C. URBIME Choir 1234; Booster Club 12; Honor Society 1; Class Officer 24 (Sec-Treas); Campus Life 12 TERRY L. VAIMALLEIM KIMBERLY G. WEIDWER Booster Club 1; Librarians Club 1; Service Club 4 BRIAIM KEITH WEILBAKER Sportsmans Club 1234; Chess Club 12; Euchre Club 12 DEBORAH A. WELLS Honor Society 134; Band 1234; GAA 1234; Newspaper Typist 34 BRUCE M. WILLIBEY Sportsmans Club 1234; Campus Life 12 CATHY J. WILSON Choir 1234; FHA 1234 DANIEL S. WISNIEWSKI TIMOTHY R. YODER Sportsmans Club 1234; AV 1 KENT E. ZIMMERMAN Football 1234; Baseball 1234; Basketball 1; Track 234; Stu- dent Council 1234; Letter- mans Club 34; Band 123; Sportsmans Club 12; Yearbook 3 KATHY E. ZOLLINGER Band 1234; Yearbook 4; News- paper Typist 34 55 SENIORS SENIORS 56 m i ,.; ' ! w 4 Kkj yxl I Ht B 1 y ' JP H ill iaBI HH r ____ KKM 3 57 SENIORS — SCHOLARSHIPS — — AWARDS — PTA Dawn Robbins — Kyle Sowers CEDAR CREEK WOMENS CLUB Deb Wells PURDUE Barry Bender MANCHESTER COLLEGE Dawn Robbins — Kyle Sowers NELLIE P MARCHON Dorene McKee Tom Crabill — Government Kent Zimmerman — Math Karen Fries — Newspaper Jim Reinsch — Maria Amstutz — Kyle Sowers — Sr. Hi Drama Joyce Cole — German II, GAA Robyn Hadley — Dave Steffens Yearbook Deb Wells — Carol Murray — Joanne Blomberg — Cindy Carey — Deb Howard — Jan Sauder — Business Dept. Kim Weidner — Julie Max- field — Social Science Dawn Roth — Student Council, Sociology — HONOR SOCIETY — Dawn Roth — Pres Maria Amstutz Barry Bender Tom Crabill Karen Fries Eric Garrison Deb Wells — Sec Joyce Cole — Treas Dawn Robbins Jan Sauder Mark Schlatter Kyle Sowers Lisa Urbine KentZimmerman 58 FACES WE ' LL REMEMBER Artur relaxes with a book on his favorite subject . . . SPORTS! This year, Leo High School was very fortunate to receive two exchange stu- dents from Brazil. Maria, a Junior, and Artur, a Sophomore. They spent six months with us, learning on the MSP program, making friends, and having fun. In learning about the U.S., they have shown us the ways of Brazil, and in exchange, their stay has been an in- teresting and very pleasant experience for all. Maria and Artur work in the IIVIC on their American Homework. 59 EXCHAI JGE STUDENTS DIVISION 60 • ' % SITJIVISIGW STUDENT COUNCIL KNEELING: Sara Crabill; Lori Burger; Cris Oddou; Chris Thomas; Lana Yost; Lori Sylvester; Terry Delagrange; SITTING: Kyle Sowers; Sharl Blotkamp; Dawn Roth; Pres; Dorene McKee, VP; Rose Christman, Sec; Kent Zim- merman, Tres; April Thomas; Cindy Wilson; STANDING: Phil Klopfenstein; Vince Kipfer; Jeff Burns; Kurt Harris; Conrad Beachy; Les Stoller; Tom Crabill; Barry Bender; Duane Hankey; Mr. Gabet. The 1974-1975 Student Council spon- sored several dances and proposed three new articles for the Constitution. It weed- ed out the strengths and weaknesses of the Student Government. There was a Joint Student Council formed of all the East Allen County Schools. This helped in the forming of new curric- ulum in the EACS system. To close out the year, the Student Council President and Vice President Elections were held for the coming 1975-1976 school year. STUDENT COUNCIL 62 SR. HIGH HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Maria Amstutz; Mary Garman; Sue Crabill; Carol Martin; Lorl Morgan; April Thomas; Cindy Schaffer. SECOND ROW: Lisa Urbine; Joyce Cole; Kyle Sowers; Julie Yockey; Jan Bellinger; Marcia Tharp; Sheila Burger; Carol Liechty; Cindy Carey. THIRD ROW: Dawn Roth; Julie Maxfield; Stef Sylvester; Dawn Robbins; Claudia Detter; Chris Weilbaker; Chuck Stailey; Paul Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Phil Bollier; Dave Grieger; Tony Hudson; Conrad Beachy; Barry Bender; Jeff Piatt; Mark Schlatter. FIFTH ROW: Kent Yost; Kent Zimmerman; LesStoller; Mr. Hartung. Students in Honoi ' Society must have a grade Level of B 01- better. Members must maintain this grade level to remain in Honor Society. This clubs ' purpose is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, and to develop the character of students of Leo High School. Their membership also de- pends upon their leadership, dependability and service. 63 HONOR SOCIETY LETTERMANS CLUB l-Curtis Liechty 2- Bob Norton 3- Dan Delagange 4- Bryan Myers 5- Craig Chapman 6- Scott Kipfer 7- Barry Bender 8- Brent Klopfenstein 9- Gary Piatt 10-Eric Garrison 11- Dan Butler 12- Bill Sanders 13- Dave Lyons 14- Randy Acra 15-Leroy Delagrange 16-Kent Zimmerman 17-Vince Kipfer 18-Gene Miller 19- Mike Augustyniak 20- Chuck Bender 21-Mike Fries 22-Terry Troyer 23-Vic Baumgartner 24- Jerry Yoder 25-Phil Bollier 26-Mark Heller 27- Dennis Hager 28- Doug Shaffer 29- Conrad Beachy 30-Les Stoller 31- Gary Roberts 32-Rick Gerke 33-Tom Crabill 34-Cliff Dewells LETTERMANS CLUB SPONSORS: Mr. Divelbiss, Mr. Hey, Mr, Butt, Mr. Piatt, Mr. Lake, Mr. Walton and Mr. Stuckey The Lettermans Club is composed of any person (male) who has lettered in any given sport. They hold a car wash at the end of the year to help pay for the Athletic Banquet held on the last day of school. LETTERMAIMS CLUB 64 SPORTSMAN CLUB ROW 1: Tom Crabill, Barry Bender, Keith Weilbaker, Bruce Willibey, Wayne Raeke, Dave Steffens, John Ball, Mike McKinley, Tim Yoder. ROW 2: Mr. Heller, Dan Delagrange, Pete Scudder, Craig Chapman, Mike Augusty- niak. Rick Gerke, Chris Carey, Doug Shaffer, LaMar Liechty. ROW 3: Tim Morrical, Mike Fries, Bruce Bowser, Jeff Yoder, Jim Tiedaman, Gary Roberts, Kerry York, Duane Hankey, Gary Stabler, Doug West. ROW 4: Lowell Means, Mark Yoder, Rex Lengacher, Scott Lantz, Pete Augustyniak, Sherman Liechty, Terry Troyer, Kevin Zol- linger, Mark Miller. ROW 5: Jeff Craig, Robin Sommers, Mick Wisniewski, Vince Kipfer, Kerry Miller, Mike Heller, Dale Rennecker, Dennis Callow, Glen Phillips. ROW 6: Bob Horn, Mike West, Ron Saylor, Matt Croteau, Steve Short, Geoff Morrical, Joel Bjorge, Dennis Boyle, John Stuckey, Blaine Letters, Kenny Fries. ROW 7: Greg Dykhuizen, Brian Chaney, Ron eleven, Tim Henderson, Steve Blomberg, Don Carey, Herb Maier, Bob IMorton, Audie Burger, Chuck Gee, Kenny Steury, Ron Kruse. ROW 8: Jim Raynor, Kevin Gerig, Greg Peck, Gene Miller, Dean Eckland, Steve Bosler, Scott Everett, Jamie Porter, Blenn Gerke, John Blough, Lynn Anderson, Brad Baker, Tim Garrison, Robert Burns, Brian Blauser, Barry Delagrange, This year Leo High School Sportsman Club participated in a area trash pick-up. The club also planted trees in the com- munity. Sportsman Club also had several gopher hunts and viewed several movies on hunting. Sportsman Club dismissed from meeting. 65 SPORTSMANS CLUB FHA CLUB ROWl: Lynn Duesing, Jackie Feathers, Debbie Parkison, Tammy Longacher, Joanne Blom- berg, Janice Jensen ROW 2: Becky DeWitt, Rosa Miller, Carol Moore, Virginia Pelz, Deb- bie Feathers, Cathi Stolte ROW 3: Kathy Tracey, Mona Yoder, Ann Wisniowski, Christy Chap- man, Vicki Moore, Deb Sluyter ROW 5: Mariann Stuckey, Dawn Parkison, Vicky Eastes, An- gle Caywood ROW 6: Cathy Wilson, Laura Green, Gwen Minnick, Cheryl VanDyke, Mrs. Schmidt. T-he FHA this year took a trip to Chicago and also sponsored a needy family at Christmas time. The club went to Pokagon to tabogan during the winter. FHA ' s purpose is to help individuals to improve their fam- ily, personal and community living. CLUBS 66 SERVICE CLUB BACK ROW: Chris Carey; Doug Shaffer; Mike Hicks; Rick Gerke; Gary Roberts; Dennis Gerke; Jeff Wilson; Lori Augustniak; FOURTH ROW: Karen Fries, DeeDee Fett; Tod Lederman; Brad Liechty; Brian Chaney; Matt Cro- teau; Cindy Wilson; THIRD ROW: Lynn Duesing; Kelly Stuckey, Donna Pine; Mary Garman; Donna Pine; Lisa Campbell; Pat Oddou; SECOND ROW: Ann Rhonemus; Roger Schwartz; Deb Doll; Deb Dehm; Cheri Blotkamp; Ann Zorger; Beth Keller; Tim Yoder; FIRST ROW: Sue Crabill; Mr. Jones; Jodi Lederman; Dawn Leichty; Carol Martin; Kyle Sowers; Julie Yockey; Stef Sylvester; Chris Weilbaker. The service club is a very important part of the school. This club helps keep the school running with its office workers, lunch workers and resource center workers. HOUR Wt ] m ' ' mr 67 CLUBS SPANISH AND NFL CLUB 4 E ■ 1 S |K 1 1 mtIS ; ! . . 1 ii ■ H - m n . L J ' g y 1 i||M i A ' H w J 1 Ife rl j F j[ u H ■ B Sl . N| tT I H L J M , - . 1 . - 1 i 1 1: 1 1 11 Miss Carr, Dee Dee Fott, Debbie Parkison, Debbie Feathers, Carol Liechty, Jacl ie Feathers, Joanne Blemberg, Bill Sanders, Pete Soudder, Stephanie Grawbowski . Spanish Club are students involved in a Spanish speaking course at school. This year the Spanish Club sang Spanish Christ- mas carols at Christmas time through the halls. National Forensic League deals with pub- lic speaking and involvement in speech contest. These students compete through the year in speech contests of different categories with sectional, regional and state at the end of the year. ROWl: Mr. Stover, Dorene McKee, ROW 2: Lori Morgan, David Scott, Eric Ball, Carol Martin, Dar rell Hankey, Lisa Campbell. CLUBS 68 DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: Steve Shaffer, Paul Phillips, Carol Martin, Kyle Sowers, ROW 2: Jeff Piatt, Dorene McKee, Debbie Dell, Maria Amstutz, Darrell Hankey, Brad Henry, ROW 3: Jim Herzog, Joyce Cole, Beth Buckles, Jim Reinsch, Lori Sanford, Eric Ball, Chuck Julius, Ann Rhomomus, ROW 4: Dee Dee Fett, Debbie Feathers, Vickie Moore, Claris- sa Harkaszowski, Todd Kryder, Dave Wilson, ROW 5: Lynn Duesing, Lori Morgan, Connie Sharp, Greg Harkuszow- ski, Karen Hajmasy, Barb Dailey, Mr. Stover, Mary Garman, Lisa Campbell. The Sr. High Drama Club did an excellent job on both plays this year. The first play was The Night of January 16th in the winter, then this spring they put on Our Town. Many hours were spent memorizing lines and setting up props. All the effort paid off for both plays were successful. CLUBS 69 OUR LIBRARIANS ROW 1: Debbie Byran; Dana Amstutz; Lisa Campbell; ROW 2: Lori Busche; Jyl Menschy; Julie Miller; Lori Sammetinger; Wilda Hurst; ROW 3: Shelly Glenn; Debbie Roth; Linda Klea; Eriene Branson; Ann Wisniewski; Collene Wagner; ROW 4: Pam Stailey, Lana Yost; Laura Sanford; Patty Schaefer; Ann Rohnemus; ROW 5: Gina Brown; Debbie Boyle; Debbie Lengacher; Ruth Ann Mozena; Mona Yoder; ROW 6: Mrs. Fuess; Julie Weuhouser; Cindy Shaffer; Teresa Kirtlan; Karen Moore; Joann DeWitt; Lori Brouse; Not Pictured: Sherry Schafer. The Library Club serves students and faculty by handling the routine library jobs which are so necessary to making information available to all students. LIBRARIANS 70 BIOLOGY AND MARINE BIOLOGY FRONT ROW: Jeff VanAllen; Paul Scudder; Mr. Divelbiss; Bruce Cole; Steve Schlatter; Dave Grieger. BACK ROW: Scott Michael; Jim Cunning- ham; Wathan Beachy; Jeff Sutton; John Grieger; Dan Dwyer; David Scott; Tony Witwer; Jeff Wilson. The Sr. High Biology Club are students interested in learning more about biology. They spend extra time in the lab doing disections. ROW 1; Bruce Cole, Mr. Divelbiss, Paul Scudder, Dave Grieger, Paul Scudder, Dave Grieger, Steve Schlatter ROW 2; Scott Michael, Peter Scudder, ROW 3; Kevin Steury, Jim Cunningham, Dan Dwyer, Paul Phillips, Tony Witwer, Jim Herzog, Gerhart Majr, Doug Short. Leo ' s Marine Biology Club this year made a trip to Florida for a Diving Expedition. The boys who made the trip enjoyed it greatly. This club also does many experi- ments in disection. 71 MODEL CLUB AND PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The students in Photography help to develop pictures for yearbook. They also learn how to focus cameras. A great thanks goes to Photo Club for their developing pic- tures this year for many acti- vities. ROW 1: Mark Downing, Pete Crush, ROW 2: John Raffa, Chuck Stailey, Dennis Bridges. Mr. Hoot, Gary Temple, STANDIIMG - Tim Speith, Kevin Camp- bell, Stuart Clark, Mr. Hartung, Jim Steele, Pete Augustyniak - KIMEELING Tim Thompson. The Rocket and Model Club are boys that build rockets or models. A couple times a year the boys shoot the rockets off and show their models. The students work hard to build these models along with Mr. Hartung ' s advisement. CHESS CLUB Debbie Doll Kevin Sink David Lyons Jim Reinsch Pat Overmyer Jeff Wilson Jeff VanAllen Bill Evans Greg HarkuszewskI David Wilson Mr. Noyer Jim Herzog Paul Phillips Jeff Woessner Mike McKinley Chuck Julius Mike Lewandowski John Temple These students are interested in play- ing chess. They compete in tourna- ments among themselves to improve their skills In chessplaying. Debbie Doll and Kevin Sink Involved in an intense game of chess with Jim Reinch ' s help. DQ Z) _l o C ) O O DQ BOOSTER 74 The Leo High School Booster Club backed our teams with support and en- thusiasm. They sold mums for Homecoming and bought flowers and corsages for the coaches, wives and cheerleaders during tournament games this past year. Thank you Parent Booster Club for all the support you gave to the teams this year. FIRST ROW; Cindy Shaffer, Ann Zorger, Beth Liechty, Virginia Pelz, Gwen IVlinick, Becl y DeWitt, Sara Ty- ' red, Jan BeMinger, Cristy Weilbal er, Kyle Sowers, Joyce Cole, ROW 2; Sue Crabill, Lisa Campbell, Linda Klea, Marsha Tharp, Connie Sharp, Pat Oddou, Cathy Stolte, ' Lori Henderson, Tina Brown, Maria Amstutz, ROW 3; Clarrisa Harduzswki, Rosa Miller, Cristi Chapman, Verna Miller, Loreen Lloyd, Kathy IMeuhouser, Julie Yockey, Lanore Carter, Jenny Farnsmorth, Melida Yockey, Candi Weilbaker, Sue Hadley, ROW 4; Lisa Pursely, Tammy Doctor, Rosie Baughman, Diane Amstutz, Linda Pine, Pam Schaefer, Sara Liechty, April Thomas, Kay Cum ' m- ins, Sharon Roy, Cherri Halliday, Linda Cowan, Wendy Linnemier, Jill Garside, ROW 5, Sand Krause, Michelle Heller, Sandy Opiiger, Sherry Moorehead, Heide Springer, Lola Stouder, Debbie Boyle, Tina Brown, Stephanie Syl- ' vester, Robyn Hadley, Amy Butler, Chris Thomas, Laura Bowyer, Vicki IMeuhouser, Jody Cole, Julie Reider, Sher- ry Hindall, ROW 6; Tammy Steigerwald, Elaine wis- niewske, Terri Shelton, Jyl Menshy, Ruth Mozena, Laura Busche, Renee Carter, Chris Oddou, Dawn Robbins, Ros- an Butler, Chris Creigh, Caren Schweigel, Tammy Wor- man, Diane Langston. 75 BOOSTER ROW 1: Mrs. Osborn, Cindy Chapman, Terry Delagrange, Terry Kitchen, Ellen McKinley ROW 2: Mike Warner, Jay Springer, Todd Shanaman, Tom Soules, Todd Kirtland, Bryan Chaney, ROW 3: Glen Phillips, Matt Croteau, Kevin Sink, Dale Rennecker, Tom Morrical, Ron eleven. Randy Fisher, Kenny Fries, Steve Schafer, Dennis Boyle, Bill Hicks, ROW 4: John Blough, Rick Paul, Kenny Steury, Tim Galbraith, Tim Morrical, Lane Jacquay, Scott Heath, Mr. Steulpe. TheA.V. Department worked hard this year to fulfil! the schools need for A.V. equipment. Much thanks goes to the students for their effort put into setting things up for special as- semblies and graduation. A.V. 76 SEATED: Karen Fries, Bill San- ders, Vicki Moore, Deb Feathers STAWDING: Mr. Stover, Lori Morgan, Candi Weilbal er, Tony Hudson, Nancy Herendeen, Dar- rell Hankey, Gary Cooper. These students work togethei- to publish a school paper throughout the year at Leo. Each student is expected to give a write-up or something that is going on or has happened in the school or surrounding area. Six girls assist this club by typing the paper for them. They all put a lot of work into putting the paper all together. ' ping: Deb Wells, Joanne Blom- I rg, Kathy Zollinger STANDING: I onne Stuckey, Debbie Howard, JL Ty be Yv Jan Sauder SENIOR HIGH BAND KNEELING: Sara Crabill, Scott Lantz, Mike Heller, Reg Klopfenstien, Todd Kryder, STANDING: Bruce Cole, David Scott, Randy Poisel, Robbie Robbins, John Grieger, Greg Hark- uszewski, Pete Johnson, Jeff Piatt, Chuck Stailey, Mark Schlatter ABOVE ROW 1, Deb Porter, Amy Schwartz, Melinda Yockey, Ka- thy Wells, Nancy Dewitt ROW 2, Shareen Notestlne, Dawn Fitz- charles, Lori Morgan, Carol Liechty, Debbie Behm, Karen Gustin ROW 3, Dave Martin, Lynn Anderson, Julie Yockey, Kathy Neu- houser, Clarrissa Harkuszewski, Mary Kay Steury, ROW 4, Dee Dee Fett, Janice Jenson The Band, under the leadership of Mr. McBane, practiced many extra hours during marching season to get everyone to guide right. They performed hand- somely at home games at half time. After the loud and brassy marching sound the organization turned down the volume for concert season. The members traveled to New Haven for contest and received a first rating . They also performed at a winter con- cert, spring concert and graduation. ABOVE; Vicki Moore, Lori Sanford, Melida Yock- ey KNEELING; Dee Dee Fett AND MAJORETTES ?■ ' ■ « lD( n i ijH ■ it ' m ? 7M h ( M ROW 1; Vicki Moore, Mar- cia Tharp, Joyce Cole, Lori Sanford, Debbie Wells ROW 2; Sharon Medcalf, Renee Johnson, Cherl Parker, Kathy Zollinger ROW 3; Curtis Liechty, Jeff Cole, Brian Amstutz, Dawn Roth ROW 1; Jeff Lengacher, Jim Herzog, Jeff Hursh, Mike Federspiel, Debbie Med- calf, Nicky Miller, Kent Yost, ROW 2; Brent Klopfenstein, Brenda Medcalf, Rob- in Liechty, Devin Steury, Jim Reinsch, Gary Temple, ROW 3; Tom Crabill, Jon Stuckey, Larry Ramsey. CHOIR SENIORS - SITTING: Chris Gustin; Cheryl Hender- son; Kim Paff; Robyn Hadley; Cathy Wilson; Cheri Blotkamp; Cathy Tracy; Dawn Roth; Martha Thornburg; ROW 2: Dawn Blauser; Karen Fries; Julie Maxfield; Dawn Robbins; Leesa Augus- tniak; Cheri Metz; STANDING: Rose Christman; Lori Campbell; Lisa Urbine; Sara Liechty; Mark Schlatter; Mr. Flick; Mark Heller; Mike Augustniak; Leroy Delagrange. JUNIORS - ROW 1: Sue Crabill; Pam Dwyer; Gay Rider; Beth Liechty; ROW 2: Julie Dean; Lisa Blough; John Heim; Cheryl Musser; Ann Zorger; ROW 3: Roxanne Bauman; Cindy Shaffer; Bill Purcell; Karen Kennedy; Lora Linn; ROW 4: Kelli Kruckeberg; Lora Greene; Beth Buckles. CHOIR 80 SOPHOMORES SITTING: Becky DeWitt; Peggy Stalber; Candi Graber; Tammy Lenagacher; ROW 2: Kathy Gregory; Virginia Pelz; Cindy Chapman; Linda Klea; Ann Rhonemus; Stephanie Grabowski; Gwen Minnick; Jan Bellinger; Lisa Campbell; Dawn Liechty; Jodi Lederman; Teresa Kirtlan; Kathy Staughan; Debbie Roth; Connie Sharp; ROW 3: Brad Henry; Dan Kissel; Darrell Hankey; Dan Pugh; Jim Cunningham; Steve Schlatter. FRESHMAN ROW 1: Cathy Stolte; Kim Haupert; Sandy Egle; Rhonda Poling; Kay Cummings; ROW 2: Lori Henderson; Jennifer Farnsworth; Debbie Medcalf; Dawn Parkison; Jennifer Cole; ROW 3: Robin Liechty; Dennis Bridges; Chuck Julius; Dave IVIartin; Steve Schaefer. 81 CHOIR SWING CHOIR ROW 1: Kyle Sowers; Beth Liechty; Sue Crabill; Karen Kennedy; ROW 2: Julie Maxfield; Maria Amstutz; Dawn Roth; Ann Zorger; Pam Lengacher; Beth Buckles; Deb Stein; ROW 3: Mr. Flick; Julie Dean; Dawn Robbins; Dawn Blauser; ROW 4: Dave Martin; Darrell Hankey; Jeff Piatt; Chuck Julius; Dan Kissell; Mark Heller, Leroy Dela- g range. This years Swing Choir spent long hours before, during, and after school preparing for the spring concert and contest. Alot of practice went into their per- formances, but fun was enjoyed by all. Swing Choir practices for Spring Concert. SWING CHOIR 82 DRILL SQUAD ROW 1: Linda Klea; Carol Martin; Debbie Roth; Lori Morgan; Roxanne Bauman; Capt. Shari Blotkamp; Co-Capt. Wilda Hurst; Debbie Doll; Kyle Sowers; Cindy Shaffer; Eleanor Schaffer; ROW 2: Chris Weilbaker; Lisa Blough; Beth Buckles; Lisa Campbell; Ann Wisneiwski; Kim Haupert; Sandi Egli; Lisa Wells; ROW 3: Jan Bellinger; Renee Johnson; SaraTyrell; Sharon Roy; Katrnia Myers; Sponsor Mrs. Piatt; Maria Amstutz; Kay Cummings; Connie Sharp; Lori Henderson; Denise Pulver. After long hard practices and hours of cooperative teamwork this years drill squad performed at halftime of football games basketball games and parades. Led by captain Shari Blotkamp and co- captain Wilda Hurst. The drill squads long hours of practice and fun paid off in their terrific performances. Summer Clinc For Drill Squad. 83 DRILL SQUAD 9i ilS l M r n 1 this may be di hat lb I ba( i6 ( a new one (n us; i vKampslS 85 DIVISION VOLLEYBALL BOTTOM ROW: Dave Grieger; Mark Schlatter; Leroy Delegrange; Vince Kipfer; Mgr. Doug Shaffer. 2nd ROW: Steve Schlatter; Jeff Piatt; Conrad Beachy; Barry Bender; Duane Hankey; Chuch Bender. 3rd ROW: Coach, Mr. Stuckey; Mike Heller; Mike Shoaff; Mike Federspeil; Terry Troyer; Rick Gerke; Kerry Miller. Leo ' s varsity volleyball team had another very good year, as the Lion ' s record was 8-0 during the season. Leo also won the ACAC title by winning the tournament and bringing home the trophy for the 4th straight year. The team traveled to Ball State for the State Volleyball Tournament. Leo tied for 3rd after being beaten by Perux. All-conference were Leroy Delegrange, Terry Troyer. BOTTOM ROW; Coach, Mr. Piatt, Ron Kmse, Audie Burger, Todd Kryder, 2nd ROW; Greg Chaney; Brad Baker; Duane Hankey; Jeff Piatt; Tim Miles; 3rd Row; Brad Little; Kerry York; Randy Poisel, Pete Scudder, John Heim. This years team didn ' t have a great season with a record of 6 - 14, but they were young with 4 jrs., 1 soph., 7 fresh. The top golfer was Greg Nuehouser with a match ave. of 440. 2nd was Duane Hankey with a 45.5, 3rd was Brad Baker with 45.9, the rest of the ave. between 46.0 and 51.8. Next years team should be tough with every- one back and a year of experience under their belt. . FINALLY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Jeff Lengacher; Bryan Myers; Craig Chapman; Scott Kipfer; Eric Garrison; Kent Zimmerman; Dave Lyon, IVlgr. MID ROW: Pat Overmyer; Gerhart Maier; Jim Tiedman; Dennis Hager; Phil Bollier; Jeff Yoder; Gary Roberts; Mike Augustyniak; Mark Heller. BACK ROW: Tom Crabill; Les Stoller; Brent Klopfenstein; Chris Carey; Bill Sanders; Dan Butler; Mike Lewandowski, Mgr. Leo 14 Prairie Heights 2 Leo 12 Lakeland Leo 46 Southern Wells Leo 22 Busco 6 Leo 17 IMorwell Leo 21 Carroll 13 HOMECOMING Leo 25 Heritage 20 Leo Woodlan 20 Leo 6 Eastside Football at Leo has finally climbed the lad- der of success with the best record for a Leo team at 8-1. The major success of the team was due to the teamwork and enthusi- asm of the squado The headline getters this year were Mike Augustyniak, Scott Kipfer, Kent Zimmer- man, Eric Garrison, and Bryan Myers as All-Conference selections. Mike Augusty- niak also seta school record, rushing 1030 yds. in 134 carries. Someone also very important to the team was Mr. Steinhouser. He was in charge of the suicide squads who were tough all year. The honorary Co-Captains were Scott Kip- fer and Eric Garrison. The underclassmen are looking forward to next year with the Little General , Coach Lake, and having an even better season. VARSITY FOOTBALL TOP LEFT: Coach Lake instructing Bryan Myers. TOP RIGHT: Coach Gabet and Cliff DeWells. BELOW: Coach Steinhouser Pick your knees up! ' V . .«wl ABOVE: Hit it, don ' t hug it! RIGHT: Bryan (Vlyers throwing a pass. BELOW: Dan Butler kicks a field goal. 89 VARSITY FOOTBALL TOP LEFT: Tom Crabill TOP RIGHT: Mike Augustyniak ABOVE: Offense -vs- Eastside ABOVE RIGHT: Gary Roberts BELOW: Craig Chapman BELOW RIGHT: The End FRONT ROW: Bill Hicks; Tim Morrical; Mike Overmyer; Kevin Steury; Tony Hudson; Jon Stucky; Todd Holder- man; Mark Sites; Coach Steinhouser. BACK ROW: Gary Tracey; Bruce Cole; Dan Kissell; Pat Johnson; Kent Yost; Dan Dwyer; Pete Augustyniak. The Reserve Squad had its usual fine sea- son this year, finishing with a 5-2 record, losing only to Heritage and Woodlan. They won two of their games in the closing sec- onds, which shows their poise and deter- mination. They are looking forward to helping the Varsity Squad next year. The Freshman Football team did very well this past season with a record of 6 1. They managed to tally up 219 points to their opponents 80. As the boys who were on the freshman team this year move to the reserve level, com- petition in future years should produce sim- ilar records. FRONT ROW: Paul Scudder; Steve Bosler; Glenn Gerke; Dennis Bridges; Brian Meeks. MIDDLE ROW: Tim Christ- man; John Blough; Barry Delegrange; Gary Piatt; Bret Packs; Jeff Cole; Donny Dean; Jeff Wilson; Don Carey, BACK ROW: Coach Dubach; Jeff Linn; Mike Tharp; Dean Eckman; Chuck Gee; Tim Garrison; Mike Gustin; Rob- ert Burns; Stewart Clark. f. So f% vU Hi O f lo . o -I ' r M ■■• ' W.aik . ' .. rink- f li AWARDS FOOTBALL Varsity Coach: Gary Lake Assistant Coach: Steve Gabet Reserve Coach: Tom Steinhauser 9th Grade Coach: Ron Dubach Mike Augustyniak Phill Bollier Dan Bulter Chris Carey Craig Chapman Tom Crabil Cliff DeWells Eric Garrison Dennis Hager IVIark Heller Scott Kipfer Dennis Kirtlan Brent Klopfenstein Gerhard Maier Bryan Myers Pat Overmyers Gary Roberts Bill Sanders Les Stoller Jim Tiedeman Jeff Yoder Kent Zimmerman Manager: Dave Lyons BEST OFFENSIVE PLAYER: Eric Garrison BEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Byran Myers MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Mike Augustyniak CO-CHAMPS-NORTH DIVISION All Conference: Offensive Lineman: Scott Kipfer Offensive Back: Mike Augustyniak Defensive Lineman: Kent Zimmerman Defensive Linebacker: Eric Garrison Defensive Back: Bryan Myers CROSSCOUNTRY VOLLEYBALL Coach: Don Dicelibiss Coach: Phil Stuckey Lettermen: Vic Baumgarter Lettermen: Barry Bender Conrad Beachy Dan De lag range Barry Bender Mike Driver Leroy Delagrange Jim Gerzog Mike Federspeil Curtis Liechty Rick Gerke Gene Miller Mark Schlatter CAPTAIN: Jim Herzog Mike Shoaff Most Valuable Player: Terry Troyer New Record: 13:30 Manager: Doug Shaffer Curtis Liechty All-Conference: Leroy Delagrange Record: 1st in Conference 1st in ACAC Tourney 92 BANQUET AWARDS BASKETBALL Varsity Coach: Richard Butt Assistant Coach: Hal Piatt Freshman Coach: Mike Hey Lettermen: Conrad Beachy Dan Butler Mike Federspeil Bill Sanders Phil Bollier Leroy Delagrange Rick Gerke Les Stoller Managers: Randy Acra Mark Schlater SECTIONAL CHAMPIONS All Conference: Bill Sanders Free Throw Percentage: Phill Bollier Les Stoller Assists: Leroy Delagrange GOLh Coach: Hal Piatt Lettermen: Brad Baker Todd Kryder Buane Hankey Greg Neugouser Jeff Piatt BASEBALL Coach: Mike Hey TRACK Assistant Coach: Richard Butt Coach: Robert Walton Assistant Coach: Tom Steinhauser Lettermen: Charles Bender Phil Bollier Leroy Delagran Mi ke Fries Lettermen: Eric Garrison Rick Gerke Mike Augustyniak Vince Kifper Charles Bender Bob Norton Cliff DeWells Gary Piatt Mark Heller-Honorary Fery Yoder Dennis Kirtlan Kent Zimmerman Curtis Liechty Bryan Myers Managers: Vic Baumgartner Randy Acra Craig Chapman Gary Roberts Glen Gerke Doug Shaffer Jim Herzog Dan Kissel 1 Gene Miller Earned Run Average-Kent Zimmerman 2.49 Gary Roberts Mark Tonkel CHEERLEADERS Managers: Sponsor: Marietta Fuess Dean Eckland Greg Peck Letter Winners: Kevin Sink Sara Liechty Kathy IMuehouser Pat Oddou Dawn Robbins Stephanie Sylvester 93 BANQUET THE SMALL BUT MIGHTY LIONS Leo 51 Southern Wells 54 Leo 51 Dwenger 64 Leo 77 Easts! de 66 Leo 69 Pi-airie Heights 89 Leo 66 Norwell 70 Leo 67 Harding 62 Leo 78 Woodlan 68 Leo 68 Hamilton 66 HOLIDAY TOURNEY Leo 60 East Noble 69 Leo 55 Angola 48 Leo 82 Busco 67 Leo 61 Dekalb 47 Leo 47 Carroll 61 COUNTY TOURNEY Leo 57 Can-oil 58 Leo 55 Central Noble 59 Leo 62 Heritage 51 Leo 70 Adams Central 58 Leo 71 New Haven 51 Leo 41 Homestead SECTIONALS 53 Leo 59 Angola 58 Leo 76 Garrett 65 Leo 61 Dekalb EGIONALS 47 Leo 39 Northside 68 1974-1975 was supposed to be a rebuilding year for the Lions. The team consisted of four seniors and eight juniors. Lead by Coach Butt, who is in his second year of coaching at LHS, they ended their season with a 13-10 record. He put this young, de- termined team all together. After taking his Lions to their first Dekalb Sectional, they came home, having won it all, with the Lions first Sectional Championship. The men who lead the team were: Bill Sanders as the leading scorer and rebounder, and Leroy Delegrange as the leading assist man. A very memorable season for the seniors who will be leaving, but an even more memorable year to come. FRONT ROW: Mark Schlatter, IVlgr.; Leroy Delegrange; Conrad Beachy; Chuck Bender; Phil Bollier; Randy Acra and Dennis Hager, Mgrs. BACK ROW: Duane Hankey; Dan Butler; Les Stoller; Terry Troyer; Mike Fedet spiel; Mike Shoaff; Bill Sanders; Brent Klopfenstein; Rick Gerke and Coach Butt. Hey, don ' t sit on the bal DRIBBLE IT! VARSITY BASKETBALL 94 (1 TOP LEFT: Lester Stoller, Jr. TOP RIGHT: Dan Butler, Sr. MIDDLE LEFT: Leroy Delegrange, Sr, MIDDLE CENTER: Phil Bolller, Jr. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rlcl Gerke, Jr. LEFT: Bill Sanders, Sr. BELOW: Starting five. BEST EVER AT 16-2 This year ' s Reserves had the best record ever for a reserve team at Leo High School. They ended their season with a 16-2 record, losing only to Bishop Dwenger, and Woodlan in the Holiday Tourney. Terry Troyer lead the team with 129 rebounds, and had a 47% field goal percentage, Gary Piatt was the teams leading scorer with 180 points in 17 games. Don Carey lead the team in assists with 44, and had a free throw percentage of 71. The major success of this team was due to bench strength. FRONT ROW: Randy Acra, Mgr; Steve Schlatter; Don Carey; Barry Delegrange; Vince Kipfer; Nathan Beachy; Kerry Miller; Dennis Hager, Mgr. BACK ROW: Herb Maier; Mike Heller; Pat Johnson; Mike Shoaff; Coach Piatt; Terry Troyer; Kent Yost; Robbie Robbins; Gary Piatt. ABOVE: Terry Troyer BELOW: Coach Piatt CENTER: Duane Hankey FAR RIGHT: Brent Klop- fenstein RESERVE BASKETBALL % X o _J o I- o LU c ) in i 1— I 4 1 SECTIONAL HIGHLIGHTS .m i. ■ cw rhis lt To Jk! ' - ' ' ' %i ' W J ANGOLA-SECTIONAL GAME 1: , , They say you need a little luck to win a championship; they ' re right. With a half-time lead of 39-20 the Lions went to the locker room thinking about 2, what they were doing after the game, if they wanted something to eat, but they sure didn ' t come out to play basketball. With 1:23 left in the game Leroy hit a one and one to go ahead 59-57. Angola hit one free throw and got the ball back, but missed the last shot of the game. At one time the Lions had a 24 point lead. They were ready to play a full game against Garrett. GARRETT-SECTIONAL GAME 2: Ready to play a full game, the Lions concentrated on stopping Garretts ' guai-defs. If they could succeed in doing this, they felt they could win. They did! Half-time score was 34-33 our favor. The 3rd quarter the Lions came out smoking, our scoring the Railroaders 20-9. With that lead the Railroaders fought hard, but never could get back into the game. DEKALB-SECTIONALS FINALS: Confident we could win a sectional, we left the lockeroom. Wow! The fans were yelling their heads off as we looked up into the stands, we can ' t let them down! We Didn ' t! The first Sec- tional Championship even won for Leo. It wasn ' t only a great team effort. We also have to thank the cheerleaders support, the fans, school, parents, and the community, for backing us to victory. Trailing most of the first-half. The Lions took a 17-16 lead and went to lead 28-22 at half-time. DeKalb fought back but could never get closer than 5 points. Then came the cele- bration all week„ it was a good feeling having a first Sectional Championship at Leo. SECTIONAL C 8(0_ I -ST NORTHSIDE-REGIONALS: The celebration all week might have hurt the team; they didn ' t play very well throughout the whole game. Only behind 20-26 at half-time, after playing a bad firsthalf. They just couldn ' t get it together and the 2nd half they were slowed by the strong Northside team 68-39. With all the Juniors that played this year, let ' s hope they learned something that will help them next year. REGIONAL D YOUNG BUT TOUGH FRONT ROW: Coach Hey; Brad Baker; Glenn Gerke; Curtis Liechty, Mgr; Jamie Porter; Robin Llechty, IVlgr. IVIIDDLE ROW: Robbie Robbins; Tim Christman; Brad Little; Doug Short; Jeff Linn. BACK ROW: Bob Norton; Herb Maier. Leo 34 Carroll 41 Leo 22 Dekalb 37 Leo 42 Dwenger 31 Leo 38 Easts ide 26 Leo 40 Adams Central 31 Leo 60 Homestead 49 Leo 52 Busco 46 Leo 54 Heritage 30 Leo 60 Woodlan 51 Leo 42 East Noble TOURNEY 43 Leo 55 Heritage 42 Leo 33 Carroll 39 Leo 48 Hew Haven 38 Leo 48 Garrett 29 Leo 50 Angola 35 Leo 48 Hamilton 24 The freshmen, with a 12-4 season, feel this is an excellent record for them because they lost two of their starters to the reserve team. Even with this, the team had depth on the bench and a good solid team effort on the floor. Two main reasons for suc- cess, team effort and a good team at- titude. Leaders in the seasons totals were; Herb Maier with 221 points, and 87 rebounds. Barry Delegrange with a 59% field goal percentage. Robbie Robbins at 73% from the free throw line, and Tim Christman with the most playing time which is attributed to his all-around ability. 97 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL CLASS TOURNEY 99 CLASS TOURNEY JUST DOIN ' WHAT COMES NATURALLY Cheerleading elections were held in April of ' 74. Dawn Robbins was chosen Capt. of the Varsity Squad, and Rosan Butler Capt. of the Reserves. The Varsity attended the ACC Camp in West Baden, IN. Both squads went to a clinic at Northside during the winter. Tears of joy, and tears of sadness combined to make the squads at Leo true cheerleaders. The VARSITY CHEER LEADERS of 1974-1975 were Sara Liechty; Pat Od- dou; Dawn Robbins, Capt; Kathy Neuhouser; and Stef Sylvester. CHEER LEADERS 100 THE RESERVE SQUAD OF 1974-1975: BOTTOM ROW: Sheila Burger; Rosan Butler, Capt; Robyn Hadley. MIDDLE: April Thomas TOP: Julie Yockey. OPPOSITE PAGE FAR LEFT: Everybody Stand Up RIGHT: Dawn Robbins BOTTOIVI LEFT: Sara Liechty RIGHT: Introduction of Players. THIS PAGE TOP: Move It MIDDLE LEFT: LIONS RIGHT: VICTORY BELOW: Everybody Stand Up 101 CHEERLEADERS Mgr. Pete Gruch, Rod Slater, Dave Grieger, Robin Liechty, Steve Bosler, Greg Peck, Curt Liechty, Pete Augus- tuniak. ROW 2 Dan Dwyer, Lynn Anderson, Steve Schlatter, Glen Gerke, Dean Eckland, Gene Miller, Bret Packs, Dan Carey, John Blough ROW 3 Jim Cunningham, Mark Heller, Doug West, Bruce Cole, Dan Kissell, Craig Chapman, Chuck Bender, Tim Morrical, Mike Driver, Tim Garrison, Vic Baumgartner, ROW 4 Coach Walton, Cliff DeWells, Brent Klophenstien, Jim Herzog, Gerhard Maier, Bryan Myers, Pat Johnson, Artur Wascheck, Bill Sandere, Gary Roberts, Coach Steinhouser Bl ifli ± a-ifii iiy V I 1 A lot of hard work was put into this years track team. Much effort and determination was shown by every individ- ual, making the Lions a suc- cess. ' « EFFORT + SWEAT = SUCCESS JifMit miiA i.aCl! : J- !lf ,Avi :-M:--.4 BACK ROW; Coach Hey, Mgr. Gary Roberts, Robbie Robbins, Rick Gerke, Conrad Beachy, Kerry IVIiller, Gary Piatt, Eric Garrison, Plnil Bollier, Kent Zimmerman, Asst. Coach Butt. FROIMT ROW, Mgr. Doug Schaefer, IVlgr. Randy Acra, Mike Fries, Chuck Gee, Barry Delagrange, Vince Kipfer, Don Carey, Bob Norton, Herb Maier, Glenn Gerke. This years team was very young with 2 seniors, 4 juniors, 2 sophomores, 8 freshmen. They played unconsistantly throughout the whole season. When the sticks were working the defense wasn ' t, when the pitching was good, the hitting wasn ' t, etc. Highlights of the year were beating Northside and Southside two of the tougher teams in the city. In Sectional Angola beat us by 1-0 score. The run was scored on errors to show how the season went. Next years team should be tough with all the ex- perience of this season. SPORTS 104 f f 105 SPORTS Gtrls Mhichc jssociafion Wolcovrics To Thctv lUORtD SPORTS ' ' DIVISION 106 107 DIVISION OUR MIGHTY SLUGGERS!! UNDEFEATED SEASON!! | Wins 5 Loses Leo 8 A.D. 6 Leo 25 Woodlan 12 Leo 24 Busco 11 Leo 6 Heritage 2 Leo 14 Eastside 3 ROW 1, Vickie Amstutz, IVIiss B., Carol Leichty, ROW 2, Mona Yoder, Patty Schaefer, Cindy Wilson, Deb Medcalf, Becky Dewitt, ROW 3, Katliy Wells, Sara Crabill, Dawn Blauser, Rose Christman, Tina Brown, Sue Miller, Gwen Minnick, Deb Wells, Elaine Branson, Lori Augustyniak, Not Pictured: Sheila Burger, Sherry Schaefer Lettered • F - M f 1 • -JhiiMiiii H|H|[ Hi Hr H B I ■, !! .i-- --f, J. hP I WUEL -- 1,- M 1 SOFTBALL 108 OUR MIGHTY SPIKERS, SETTERS DIGGERS SEASONS RECORD | Won 10 Lost 8 Garret vs. Leo DeKalb vs. Leo Heritage vs. Leo Leo vs. Easts! de Leo vs. Eastside Wayne vs. Leo Adams C. vs. Leo Leo vs. IMorwell Leo vs. S. Wells Leo vs. Northrop Homestead vs. Leo Snider vs. Leo Leo vs. Carroll Leo vs. Wood Ian Leo vs. Eastside Southside vs. Leo Leo vs. Busco Leo vs. IMorwell Leo vs. S. Wells FRONT: Cindy Wilson, Dawn Blauser, Tina Brown, Sue Miller, ' Deb Wells, Lori Brouse, Lori Augustyniak; BACK: Joyce Cole, Mona Yoder, Deb Behm, Coach, Mrs Fuess, Jan Shoaff, Carol Leichty, Cindy Chapman. NOT PICTURED: Sheila Burger, Rose Christman, Patty Schaefer, Sherry Schaefer ' LETTERED We had a new coach this year, Mrs. Fuess, who had lots of spirit to encourage us onl 109 GAA VOLLEYBALL OUR MIGHTY PANSIES! FRONT: Mona Yoder, ' Cindy Wilson, •Vicl i Amstutz, ' Sara Crabill, Carol Liechty BACK: ' Lori Augustyniak, Mary Kay Steury, Debbie Wells, ' Sue Miller, Tina Brown, Gwen Minnick, ' Kathy Wells, NOT PICTURED: Sherry Schaefer, Sheila Burger •LETTERED VARSITY SEASON RECORD WON 8 LOST 4 Heritage 31 Leo 28 Leo 31 Eastside 11 Leo 42 Adams Central 24 Norwell 42 Leo 40 Leo 54 New Haven 28 Leo 50 Angola 20 Leo 29 Churubusco 22 ACAC TOURNEY Leo 52 Eastside 26 Leo 40 Churubusco 39 Norwell 44 Leo 38 Leo 34 DeKalb 26 Concordia 45 Leo B TEAM 17 SEASON RECORD WON 4 LOST Leo 30 Adams Centeral 15 Leo 24 New Haven 16 Leo 11 Angola 4% Leo 14 DeKalb 8% By the way, if you don ' t understand the title on this page, ask Miss B. BASKETBALL 110 OUR TOUGH AND TALENTED GIRLS! SEASONS RECORD WON 7 LOST 4 Harding 69.15 Leo 61.35 Leo 61.35 Heritage 37.40 Snider 74.50 Leo 63.35 Leo 68.40 Leo 52,45 Leo 68.40 Heritage 51.70 Northrop 63.40 Leo 52.40 Northrop 63.40 Leo 52.45 Leo 67.7 Concord 46.35 Leo 64.50 New Haven 35.65 Leo 68.3 Wood Ian 42.75 Leo 63.00 Eastside 39.80 Leo 62.40 Wawasee 61.85 LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosan Butler, April Thomas, Renee Johnson, ' Cindy Wilson, Nancy Herendeen, Melinda Yockey, •Pam Dwyer, Julie Yockey, Lori Morgan, NOT PICTURED: Sheila Burger, Dorene Wagner •LETTERED 111 GYMNASTICS Our Bananas Split !! @ a © e ROW 1; Sheila Burger; Barb Daily; ROW 2; Virginia Pelz; Renee Johnson; Sharrie Medcalf; Cindy Wilson; Debbie Feathers; Carol Leichty; Maria Castro; Mona Yoder; Debbie Medcalf; ROW 3; Miss Baumgartner; Lori Augustyniak; Elaine Branson; Earlene Branson; Sue Miller; Janet Shoaff; Sherry Schaefer. ¥ 1 I .-v M ' ,m - ■ ' . TRACK 112 ACAC CHAMPS!! Pizza, anyone? The GAA TRACK won the ACAC this year, with a little luck and a lot of hard work. Afterwards Miss B. treated them to pizza and pop. They didn ' t do bad at sectionals either. ' 75 Records 100 - Sheila Burger 11.6 Hurd. - Sheila Burger 11.8 880 - Sue Miller 2.28.1 High J. - Sue Miller 5.511 Meadly Relay; Sheila Burger, Cindy Wilson, Carol Leichty Sue Miller, 1.58.25 Mile - Sharon Medcalf, 6.52.3 Long J. - Cindy Wilson, 15 ' 9 Softball Thr. - Lori Augustyniak, 199 ' 11 TRACK 114 AS WE GROW WE CHALLENGE NEW GOALS, LIKE A TREE GROWS UP, LOOKING FOR NEW HORIZONS DIVISIOIM 116 H 1 1 ■ ■1 II ■ ■ 117 DIVISIOW JUNIORS Randy Acra Brian Amstutz Conrad Beachy Chuck Bender Lisa Blough Pliil Bollier Beth Buckles Brig Burgess Chris Carey Jan Cole Tim Collins Sue Crabill Julie Dean Dan Delargrange Claudia Detter Cliff DeWells Mike Driver Lynn Duesing Pam Dwyer Vicki Eastes Julie Elett Natalie Farnsworth Jackie Feathers Dawn Fitzcharles Kevin Fralick Mike Fries Tammy Galbraith Rod Gerig JUNIORS 118 ' Rick Gerke Laura Greene Pete Grush Dennis Hager Duane Hankey John Heim Jim Herzog Mike Hicks Tammy Hill Jeff Hursh Wilda Hurst Janice Jenson Pete Johnson Phil Jones Gordon Juluis Karen Kennedy Dennis Kindig Brent Klopfenstein Reg Klopfenstein Kelli Kruckeberg Scott Kryder Beth Leichty La Mar Leichty Mark Lengacher Pam Lengacher Mike Lewandowski Carol Leichty David Lyon JUNIORS 119 Gerhard Maier Dave McCormack Carol Martin Dorene McKee Nolan Meadows Brenda Medcalf Alvin Miller Mark Miller Cherly Muser Kathy IMeuhouser Shareen IMotestine Pat Oddou Pat Overmyer Debbie Parkison Jeff Platt Paul Phillips Bill Puree 1 1 Kevin Pelz Mark Reichart Gary Roberts Elanor Schaffer Roger Schwartz Rosie Schwartz Pete Scubber Cindy Shaffer Doug Shaffer Mike Shoaff Kevin Sink Beth Souder Gary Stabler Charles Stailey Les Stoller Mariann Stuckey Stef Sylvester Jim Tiedeman Mark Tonkel Terry Troyer Cheryl Van Dyke Colleen Wagner Larry Walters Doug West Cindy Wilson Dave Wilson Julie Yockey Jeff Y Oder Jerry Yoder Kerry York Tammy Zink Kevin Zollinger Ann Zoger Greg Atkinson Pete Augustyniak Eric Ball Nathan Beachy Jan Bellinger Joel Bjorge Bruce Bowser Dennis Boyle Elaine Branson Eriene Branson Shelia Burger Rosan Butler Dennis Callow Lisa Campbell Byran Chaney Cynthia Chapman Ron eleven Charlotte Delegrange Bruce Cole SOPHOMORES Pres. Mike Heller, Vice Pres. Kerry Miller, Sec. April Thomas, Tree. ' Chris Weilbaker Jeff Craig Matt Croteau Jim Cunningham Nancy DeWitt Becky DeWitt Mark Downing Marc Dunfee Dan Dwyer John Erne ; iiliu , ' . ' : 122 SOPHOMORES Ken Fries Mary Garman Jim Gerig Dennis Gerke Candy Graber Stephanie Grabamski David Grieger Karen Hajmasy Darrel Hankey Mike Heller Tim Henderson Brad Henry William Hicks Todd Holderman Tony Horn Tony Hudson Pat Johnson Kim Jones Vince Kipfer Tersa Kirtlan Dan Kissel Linda Klea Scott Larrtz Jodi Lederman Blahie Lefers Rex Lengacher Tammy Lengacher 123 SOPHOMORES Dawn Liechty Sherman Liechty Jayne Maxfield Chris McCoy Lowell Means Kerry Miller Nick Miller Gwen Minnick Lori Morgan Jeff Morrical Tim Morrical Mike Overmyer Rick Paul Virgnia Pelz Esneda Platta Randy Poise I Debbie Porter Dan Pugh Kenny Reed Terry Renfrew Dale Rennecker Ann Rhonemus Debbie Roth Ron Salyor Sherry Schaefer Steve Schlatter Amy Schwartz Dave Scott SOPHOMORES 124 Connie Sharp Steve Short Mark Sites Rod Slater Cheri Sluyter Debbie Sluyter Robin Sommers Sue Sowles Peggy Stabler Dave Steele Kevin Stuery Mac Stoll Kathy Straughan Don Stuckey Jon Stuckey Marica Stuckey April Thomas Tracy Sary Sara Tyrell Crysti Weilbaker Lori Weilbaker Kathy Wells Mike West Ann Wisniewski Mick Wisniewski Mark Yoder Mona Yoder Kent Yost SOPHOMORES 125 FRESHMEN Lynn Anderson Shannon Atkinson Lori Augustyniak Brad Baker Dave Baldwin Alan Behm Brian Blauser John B lough Mike Boseker Tressa Bowman Dennis Bridges Tina Brown Audie Burger Bob Burns Bryan Butler Don Carey Lanore Carter Angle Caywood Chris Chapman ' A - Tim Christman Kim Clark Stuart Clark Jeff Cole Ted Collins Kim Cowell Sara Crabill Kay Cummins Barbara Daily 5 i! ;ti ' ' ■:i a Pres. Sara Crabill, Vice Pres. Jamie Porter, Sec. Gary Piatt, Tres. Robbie Robbins £ ' II- . I --J • m afiA FRESHMEN 126 Don Dean Crista I Dele grange Barry Delegrange Don DeWells Dean Eckland Sandy Egli Tom Evans Bill Evans Scott Everett Brett Packs Jenny Farmsworth Debby Feathers Dee Dee Fettt Tim Garrison Lou Gerig Kevin Gerig Glenn Gerlce Karen Gustin Mike Gustin Clarrissa Harkuszewski Kim Haupert Lor! Henderson Wancy Herendeen Alan Herman Christine Hill Bob Horn Tammy Hudson Beth Huguenard 127 FRESHMEN John Hunt Renee Johnson Chuck Julius Beth Kielei- Rod Klopfenstein Jody Kmckeberg Ron Kruse Todd Kryder Dean Leeper Tim Lengacher Curtis Liechty Robin Liechty Brad Little Lorene Lloyd Eddie Love Dave IVIartin Mike IVlcKinely i Bob IVlcKinley Debbie IVledcalf Sharon IVledcalf Brain IVleeks Tim IVIiles Cindy Miller Gene Miller Sue Miller Vicki Moore Tim Morrical Greg Neuhouser FRESHMEN 128 Bob Norton Cherie Parker Damn Parkison Greg Peck Glen Phillips Donna Pine Gary Piatt Rhonda Poling Jamie Porter Denise Pulver John Raffe Larry Ramsey Jim Raynor Jennie Renfrow Robbie Robbins Sharon Roy Lauri Sanford Carol Schaefer Joyce Schaefer Paul Scudder Steve Shaffer Janet Shoaff Doug Short Linda Spieth Jim Steele Kenny Stuery Mary Kay Stuery Cathi Stolte Chris Stouder Kelly Stuckey Gary Temple Mike Tharp Jeff Van Allen Chris Van Halst Doreene Wagner Sue Weaver Candi Weilbaker Lisa Wells Jeff Wilson Tony Wittwer Bret Worden Melinda Yockey 129 FRESHMEN DIVISIOW 130 131 DIVISION JR. HIGH CHOIR l i . PllilV H k L-J IL ' h F I i I mm 1 ■ i EIGHTH GRADE CHOIR ROW 1: Linda Cowen; Jody Cole; Caria Medcalf; Leisa VanZile; Laura Bowyer; Vicki IMeuhouser; Jill Gai-side; Cliris Craig; Cliris Tliomas. ROW 2: Teresa Piatt; Chari Halliday; Cheri Schwartz; Debbie Duesing; Heather eleven; Teresa West; Wendy Linnemier; Vicki Fisher; Gina Brown; Julie Wrighter; Cheryl Ridderheim; Lana Yost; Mr. Flick. ROW 3: Beth Christman; Dana Amstutz; Marcia Peterson; Joyce Steininger; Teresa Kuehner; Alicia Springer; Tammy Steigerwald; Tammy Worman; Daria Porter; Renee Resor; Lisa Dowend; Tammy Donat. ROW 4: Randy Slentz, Gordon Leichty; Doug Sanford; Jim Julius; Rick Walters; Gary Cooper; Scott Ritter; Debbie Boyle; Terry Shelton; Elaine Wisniewski; Annette IVliller; Cindy Hicks; Kelly MaHan. SEVENTH GRADE CHOIR ROW 1: Janice Renfrow; Cindy Williams; Karen Bulter; Ellen McKinley; Karia Liechty; Sandy Opiiger; Jennifer Fries; ROW 2: Diane Hankey; Bonnie Klopfenstein; Denise Federspeil; Tonya Wright; Cindy Sauder; Pam Lantz; Lola Stodder; Hedi Springer; ROW 3: Julie IMeuhouser; Michelle Heller; Diana Langston; Diana Amstutz; Karen Zorger; Karen Huguenard; Tami Henry; Sherry Moorehead; Shelley Glenn; ROW 4: Terri Carnahan; Lisa Herman; Michelle Miller; Jody Wright; Sue Hadley; Mr. Flick; ROWS: Pam Roth; Eileen Notestine; Debra Bryan; Chris Crosby; Chris Oddou; Laura Bushe; Jay Springer; Rod Smith; Jeff Beerbower; Charlie Klea. JR. HIGH BAND JR. HIGH BAND ROW 1: Teresa West; Jackie Gustin; ROW 2: Sherri Hetrick; Lori Sylvester; Chris Oddou; Linda IVlartin; ROW 3: Jill Garside; Loree Wittwer; Sharon Graber; Cheryl Ridderheim; Heather eleven; Daria Porter; Julie Miller; ROW 4: Nell Saturday; Sherry IVIoorehead; Jyl Menshy; Beth Green; Julie Parker; Caria IVIedcalf; ROWS: Chris Crosby; Lisa Cartwright; Laura Sammetinger; Julie Neuhouser; Pam Stailey; Wendy Wright; ROW 6: Khrista Hixon; Chris Thomas; Ruth Mozena; Mark Shepard; Bonny Klopfenstein; Mark Anderson; Vicki Fisher; ROW 7: Art Schwartz; Mark Stailey; Troy Slentz; Rick Zimmerman; Craig Chapman; Andy Pelz; Tim Thomson; Jenny Nolan ROW 8: Diana Amstutz; Gary Cooper; Jean Little; Ann Nolan; BrainAnderson; ROW 9: Tom Wells; Paul Grush; Mark Grieger; Ken Dwyer; Lola Stouder; Tom Kirk; Randy Hill. JR. HIGH ZOOLOGY ABD„ ZOOLOGY CLUB ROW 1: Shelly Glenn, Byron Funnell; Jim Julius; Randy Butt; ROW 2: Sandra Krause; Lisa Pursley; Mr. Divelbiss; Tammy Doctor; Lori DeLaBarre. 133 BAND AND ZOOLOGY JR. HIGH SPORTMEN JR, HIGH SPORTSMEN; ROW 1: Rick Zimmerman; Mark Grieger; Rod Pontius; Keitli Arrett; Lynn Gerke; Todd Chaney; Rod Smith; Bob McCoy; Todd Schoeneman; Sponsor, Mr. Heller; ROW 2: Randy Slentz; Mark Stailey; Greg Hill; Steve Beachy; Rod Leichty; Joey Miller; Jeff Beerbower; Steve Wilson; Dean Dwyer; Loren Stuckey; ROW 3: Doug Sanford; Art Schwartz; Mike Burns; Jim Nolan; Matt Heller; Steve DeWitt; Lee Jacquay; Scott Stuckey; Tom Kirk; Brian Anderson; Mark Shepherd; ROW 4: Troy Slentz; Mark Bowser; Brad Liechty; Lee Burns; Kevin York; Kevin Norton; Andy Pelz; Cornell Volt; Dave Butler; Mark Anderson; ROW 5: Pat Sommer; Tony Love; Kevin Jenks; Bob Galbraith; Jeff Bacon; Eric Wolf; Tom Gary; Tim Lengacher; Alan Steury. JR. HIGH CHESS JR. HIGH CHESS; ROW 1: Randy Butt; Harvey Vogt; Craig Chapman; Mr. Noyer; ROW 2: Dan Van Allen; Byron Funell; Bob Leaper; Greg Gorrel; John Pauley; Jeff Woessner; Bob Johnson; Jeff Beerbower. SPORTSMEN AND CHESS 134 JR. HIGH ART CLUB ART CLUB; ROW 1: Kurt Leffers; Jeff VanHalst; Kent Green; Tammy Horn; Karen Zorger; Eileen Notestine; Cindy Souder. ROW 2: Ann Shepard; Beth Green; Ann Nolan; Amy Hunt; Lisa Herman; Lori Miller. ROW 3: Ms. Lomont, Sponsor; Randy Slentz; Steve Wagner; Dave Lengacher; Keith Amstutz; Dennis Miller; Michelle Heller; Sharon Graber; Jerry Farber. ROW 4: Gary Baughman; Richard Bienz; Randy Hill; Julie Meinerding; Michelle Miller; Karen Huguenard; Jody Wright. ROWS: Todd Chaney; Dave Miller. JR. HIGH DRAMA CLUB JR. HIGH DRAMA; ROW 1: John Pau ley; Terri Carnahan; Cindy Schambers; Cheryl McKinley; Debra Parr; Teresa West. ROW 2: Linda Martin; Debbie Schaeffer; Curt Collins; Dorene McKee; Rick Woessner; Kevin Roth. ROW 3: Pam Schaefer; Heidi Springer; Robin Butler; Julie Parker; Jennifer Nolan, Pam Lantz; Gary Cooper. ROW 4; Verna Miller; Brenda Springer; Lori Burger; Denise Firman; Karen McCormick; Mike Chambers; Mr. Stover, Sponsor. 135 ART AND DRAMA SPORTS i SPORTS DIVISION 136 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL ROW 1: Jim Julius, Manager; Doug Sanford, Manager; Scott Ritter; Leo Garman, Jim Bollier; Matt Heller; Pat Sommer; Brad Liechty; Kevin Butler; Rick Walters. ROW 2: Keith Amstutz; Paul Kaiser; Jim Nolan; Bill Klea; Doug Bertch; Jeff Burns; Jeff Bacon; Alan Steury; Greg Myers. ROW 3: Dave Miller; Steve Wagner; Tim ZInk; Phil Klopfenstein; Tom Gary; Gary Baughman; Tom Wells; Coach Mr. Heller. SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL ROW 1: Tom Kirk, Manager; Mark Anderson; Mark Shepherd; Rod Pontius; Jeff Beerbower; Jerry Farber; Mark Strasser; Joey Miller; Steve Beachy; Keith Arnett. ROW 2: Todd Schoeneman; Kev- in Jenks; Steve DeWitt; Jay Springer; Dennis Miller; Lynn Gerke; Rod Liechty; Steve Wilson; Bob Johnson; Craig Chapman; Kevin Ely. ROW 3; Coach Sham; Darvin Thornburg; Dave Butler; Andy Pelz; Scott Stuckey; Brian An- derson; Kevin Norton; Dean Dwyer; Charlie Klea; Rick Zimmerman; Brian Salyer. 137 FOOTBALL JR. HIGH CROSS-COUNTRY The Jr. High Cross Country team ran in five meets against New Haven, Eastside, Busco, Village Woods, and Hun- tertown. Also in the conference meet where Mark Feathers placed 15th. These boys worked hard and had a lot of fun. ROW 1: Coach Divelbiss; Todd Lederman; Cornell VIot. ROW 2: Kevin Roth; Randy Butt; Mark Feathers. Not Pictured; Rod Smith and Gordon Liechty. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Laura Bowyer, 8th; Chris Crosby, 7th; Vicl i Neuhouser, 8th; TOP Chris Thomas, 7th. CROSS COUNTRY, CHEERLEADERS 138 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL 8th GRADE BASKETBALL ROW 1: Brad Liechty; Jeff Burns; Mike Chambers; Matt Heller; Tim Zink; Paul Grush, Manager. ROW 2: Kevin Roth, Manager; Bill Klea; Jim Nolan; Jim Bollier; Greg Myers; Gary Baughman, Manager; Paul Kaiser. ROW 3: Coach Schlatter; Pat Sommer; Tom Gary; Jeff Bacon; Dave Miller; Loren Stuckey; Keith Amstutz, Manager. The Junior High basketball teams had a very successful season. The 8th grade team came in third out of fourteen teams in their ACAC tournament, and the 7th grade won both of their four-way tournaments. 7th GRADE BASKETBALL; ROW 1: Joey Miller; Steve Beachy; Lynn Gerke; Rod Liechty; Randy Butt; Keith Amett. ROW 2: Bob Johnson, Manager; Rick Zimmerman; Tom Kirk; Charlie Klea; Andy Pelz, Manager. ROW 3: Coach Heller; Cornell Vict; Brian Salyer; Darvin Thornburg; David Butler; Scott Stuckey. 139 BASKETBALL JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL JR. HIGH VOLLEYBALL; ROW 1: Rick Walters; Lynn Gerke; Matt Heller; Jim Bolller; Mark Grieger; Gary Cooper. ROW 2: Bob Johnson; Charlie Klea; Tom Kirk; Bill Klea; Alan Steury; Mike Chambers. ROWS: Coach Stuckey; Paul Crush; Brian Salyer; Loren Stuckey; Scott Stuckey; Jeff Burns. The Jr. High Volleyball team had a very successful season with 11 wins and 1 loss. The loss was to Busco at the beginning of the sea- son. Leo also won the ACAC Vol- leyball tournament. The Most Valuable P layer Award could have gone to several play- ers, but Mike Chambers received the award. ' Easy over does it. VOLLEYBALL 140 JR. HIGH TRACK JR. HIGH TRACK; ROW 1: Todd Lederman; Randy Butt; Lynn Gerke; Pat Sommer; Steve Beachy; Mark Strasser; Todd Kirtlan; Craig Chapman. ROW 2: Gordon Liechty; Kevin Roth; Charlie Klea; Dean Dwyer; IVlatt Heller; Jim Bollier; Andy Pelz; IVIark Feathers. ROW 3; Rick Zimmerman; Lee Burns; Tom Kirk; Kevin Norton; IVIark Stailey; Paul Kaiser; Jim Nolan; Bill Klea; Leo Garman; Bob Johnson; Coach Divelbiss. ROW 4: Coach Gabet; Scott Ritter; Brian Salyer; Loren Stuckey; Dave Miller; Jeff Bacon; Kevin York; Paul Grush; Greg Myers. JR. HIGH GAA ROW 1: Sallie Scudder; Chris Oddou; Chris Crosby; Cheryl Ridderheim; Amy Hunt; Mrs. Piatt, coach; ROW 2: Chris Thomas; Julie Minerding; Lori Burger; Jenny Fries; Michelle Heller; Loree Wittwer; Bonny Klopfenstein; Cindy Sauder; ROW 3: Joyce Steininger; Khrista Hixon; Jenny Herendeen; Lori Sylvester; Ann Nolan; ROW 4: Tammy Worman; Tammy Steigerwald; Lana Yost; Beth Christman; Jean Little; Nell Saturday; Gina Brown; Dana Amstutz; Teresa Piatt; ROW 5: Lori Miller; Annette Miller; Elaine Wisniewski; Cindy Hicks; Kelly MaHan; Robin Caywood. SOFTBALL Teri Delagrange Tammy Worman Caren Schweigel Robin Caywood Elaine Wisniewski Ann Nolan Gina Brown Gill Garside Jeanie Little Terrie Kitchen Julie Meinerding Lori Miller Lori Burger Cindy Sauder Lori Sylvester Michele Heller Amy Hunt Krista Hixon Wendy Wright Lana Yost Coach Gillett VOLLEYBALL Gina Brown Lori Burger Coleen Chapman Teri Delagrange Vicki Fisher Michele Heller Bonnie Klopfenstein Jeanie Little Annette M iller Joyce Steininger Tammy Worman Lana Yost Terrie Kitchen Coach Piatt BASKETBALL Gina Brown Lori Burger Robin Caywood Coleen Chapman Teri Delagrange Jill Garside Cindy Hicks Krista Hixon Amy Hunt Jeanie Little Julie Meinerding Ann Nolan Eileen Notestine Cindy Souder Joyce Steininger Lori Sylvester Lana Yost Coach Baumgartner GYMNASTICS Dana Amstutz Laura Bowyer Renee Carter Beth Christman Chris Crosby Jenny Fries Diane Hankey Jenny Herendeen Cindy Hicks Krista Hixon Bonnie Klopfenstein Kelly Mahan Annette Miller Chris Oddou Teresa Piatt Cheryl Ridderheim Pam Roth Sallie Scudder Chris Thomas Lana Yost Coach Hey TRACK Deb Bryan Lori Burger Renee Carter Teri Delagrange Tammy Doctor Vicki Fisher Jill Garside Sherrie Hindall Amy Hunt Jeanie Little Julie Meinerding Pat McGraw Ellen McKinley Vicki Neuhouser Ann Nolan Chris Oddou Kathy Penkunas Deb Scott Lori Sylvester Coach Fuess JR. HIGH GAA 142 JR. HIGH HONOR SOCIETY JR. HIGH HONOR SOCIETY, ROW 1: Todd Lederman; Kevin Roth; Brad Liechty; Curtis Liechty; IVIike Chambers; Audi Burger; Matt Heller ; Jim Bollier; ROW 2: Melinda Yockey; Piedre Fett; Cheri Parker; Amy Butler; Kelly Mat- tan; Jackie Gustin; Heather Cleven; Debbra Duesing; ROW 3: Nancy Herendeen; Lori Augustyniak; Mary Kay Steu- ry; Kim Clark; Candy Weilbaken; Sara Crabill; Loryl Henderson; Janet Shoaff; Daria Porter; Lana Yost; Teresa West; ROW 4: Mr. Hartung; Jeff Woessner; Jeff Burns; Robbie Robbins; Loren Stuckey; Tony Wittwer; John Blough; Doug Short; Paul Grush; Art Schwartz; Don Carey. 143 JR. HIGH HONOR SOCIETY And the mama bear said to the papa bear . Someday I ' ll I can ' t seem to remember how many counts a dotted half note gets. I ' ve heard of sleep walking, but this is ridiculous! ' CANDIDS 144 145 DIVISIOIM Dana Amstutz Keith Amstutz Jeff Bacon Gary Bartle Gaiy Baughman Doug Bertsch Jim Boiiiei- Mark Bowser Laura Bowyer Debbie Boyle Charles Brown Gina Brown Mike Burns Jeff Burns Amy Butler Kevin Butler Kevin Campbel Robin Caywood Mike Chambers Collene Chapman Beth Christman Tammy Donat Debby Duesing Heather eleven Jody Cole Gary Cooper Linda Cowan Chris Craig EIGHTH ♦ ' f A ' 8th 146 Ken DwyeK Greg Dykhuzen Mark Feathers Randy Fisher Vicki Fisher Henry Frogs Denise Furman Don Galbraith Don Gerig Leo Garman Jill Garrison Kent Green v rf IVIark Grieger Paul Crush Jack Gustin Matt Heller Sheri Hetrick Cheri Holiday Cindy Hicks Sherri Hendall Julie Hostler Lane Jacquay Jim Julius Paul Kaiser Bill Klea Phil Klopfenstein Terri Kuehner Todd Lederman 147 8th Dave Lengacher Dirk Lengacher Tim Lengacher Brad Liechty Gordon Liechty Wendy Linnemier Jeany Little Kelly Wlahan Karen McCormack Cheryl McKiniey Wade Meadows Caria IVIedcalf Annette Miller David Miller Bill Mohr Greg Myers Vicki Neuhouser Jim Nolan John Pauley Marcia Peterson Theresa Piatt Daria Porter Laurie Pugh Renee Resor Cheryl Ridderheim Scott Ritter Kevin Roth Doug Sanford EIGHTH 148 Mike Saum Alvin Schamber Cindy Schambers Cherie Schwartz John Schwartz Terry She I ton Caren Schweigel Randy Slentz Troy Slentz Pat Sommers Tim Spieth Allca Springer l larl Stailey Joyce Steininger Tammy Steigerwald Alan Stuery Loren Stuckey Chris Thomas Tim Thompson Pete Tormina Leisa Van Zile Steve Wagner Rick Walters Jim Weaver Tom Wells Teresa West Elaine Wisniewski Jeff Woessner Eric Wolf Tammy W or man Wendy Wright Debra Scott Lana Yost Tim Zink 149 EIGHTH Diana Amstutz Brian Anderson Mark Anderson Keith Arnett Rosie Baughman Stephen Beachy Jeffery Beerbower Ricky Blenz Debbie Bryan Lori Burger Lee Bums Laura Busche Dave Butler Karen Butler Robin Butler Randy Butt Terry Carnahan Renee Carter Lisa Cartwright Todd Chaney Craig Chapman Mark Collins Sheri Cooper Chris Crosby Lori Delagrange Terri Delagrange Steve DeWitt Tammy Doctor SEVENTH Dan Downend Dean Dwyer Kevin Ely Jerry Farber Denise Federspiel Jenny Fries Byron Funnel I Bob Gehrig Lynn Gerke Shelly Glenn Greg Garrell Sharon Graber Beth Green Susan Had ley Diana Hankey Michele Heller Tamara Henry Jenny Herendeen Lisa Herman Greg Hill Randy Hill Krista Hixon Tammy Horn Kris Hostler Karen Huguenard Amy Hunt Lee Jacquay Kevin Jenks 151 7th Bob Johnson Tom Kirk Todd Kii-tlan Terrie Kitchen Charles Klea Bonnie Klopfenstien Diana Langston Pam Lantz Bob Leeper Kurt Leffers Debbie Lengacher Karia Liechty Rod Liechty Tony Love Linda IVlartin Bob iVIcCoy Ellen McKinley Jyl Menshy Julie Meinerding Dennis Miller Joey Miller Julie Miller Lori Miller Michelle Miller Sherry Moorehead Sandy Morrican Dawn Moss Ruth Mozena f ■ • SEVENTH 152 jNi .:: J . . Julie Neuhouser Ann Nolan Jennifer Nolan Kevin Norton Elene IMotestine Chris Oddou Sandra Opiiger Julie Parker Andy Pelz Linda Pine Rod Pontius Lisa Pursley Janice Renfrew Pam Roth Brian Salyor Nell Saturday Laura Sammetinger Cindy Sauder Debra Schaefer Pam Schaefter Todd Schoneman Sallie Scudder Ann Shepard Mark Shepard Rod Smith Thomas Sowles Brenda Springer Heidi Springer Jay Springer Pam Stai ley Teri Steigerwald Randy Steury Lola Stouder Mark Strasser Scott Stuckey Lori Sylvester Chris Thomas Darvin Thormburg Don Van Allen Jeff Van Halst Harvey Vogt Mike Warner Cindy Wi lliams Steve Wilson Loree Wittmer Richard Woessner Jody Wright Tonya Wright Kevin York Rick Zi mmerman Karen Zorger 153 SEVENTH DIVISION 154 weteenie-b GRABILL ourFriendlylbivn mBmm 155 DIVISION Compliments Of: Dales Shell Service To Bowl Better Bowl Often at Leo Recreation Leo, IN .cherer Maxfield Phone 627-2310 = ji A r- H-Rt — -- ' — -. (.HAUILL HAMDWARE i::: Hardware A good place to trade since 1930. We are the friendlyl ones. Visit our old ' . fashioned modern store. You ' ll be surprised at , jail the things you ' ll find Grabill, Phone 627-20; Ron Shaw Nationwide Insurance Grabill, IN 46741 Phone: 627-2452 Res: 627-5278 ■H Compliments Of: Chaney ' s Restaurant Spencerville, IN mpliments of: Fabricon Products Mk Grabill Bank ' The Bank Built By Its Friends ' Grabill, IN 46741 Phone 627-2143 Member FDIC - Hours - Mon.-Tues-Thurs-Fri 9 AM - 3 PM TV Hours 8:30 AM - 9 PM Closed Wednesday - Open Saturday till Noon Leo 627-5213 Spencerville 238-4518 Federspiel Draperies for Beautiful Windows Showroom on St. Rd 1 near Leo .iechty Ornamental ,,Starcraft Boats - Campers ! Bravo Travel Trail ersl Wheelhorse Tractors | t Ph. 627-2238 1 Grabillf Diane Morgan President Hunt and Stock Seat Equitation instruction Private and Class Lessons For Beginning and Advanced Riders of Ail Ages CEDAR CREEK STABLES INC. An Approved Riding Establishment pRetfllifflfOT, 3900 Hursh Road Fort Wayne, IN Phone 637-6172 RR2 Gr? bhn Pugh District Manager :Oute 2 Grabill, IN 46741 lone 627-3289 Residence 614-382-5701 Compliments of your High School Ring and Graduation Announcement Rep. Herff Jones Co. Tim Bresnahan 156 Dearborn St. Berne, IN 46711 Our 25th Year Klopfenstein Furniture -:i Home of Fine Furniture - Custom - II Made Drapes - Floor Covering - Home Decorators Leo, IN Phone 627-2114 House of Flowers for All Occasions On Highway 1 in Leo Hilda Smith, Owner Phone -627-2302 Res. 627-3152 L b Alignment an Tuneup. Inc. g2 blocks N. of Highway 24 ' 20 Hartzell Rd., New Havet Call 749-2435 I Appointment Only Vheel Alignment - Tire Truii 5 Spin Balancing - Brakes J osher John Schnelkl Compliments of: Rays Car Wash Laundry i :il|Hi a ■ • . «ss ..--. - Grablll, IN L E C A F E Food at its Finest Also Carry-outs Phone 627-9049 Leo, IN K LHonda 9389 Leo H FortWavne, IN Phone 483-2798 Daily 5:00 -6:30 Saturday 5:00 - 2:00 Roth Real Estate ' Always Service All Ways Farms - Suburbans Grabill, IN Phone 627-2817 LEO BUILDERS SUPPLY Papas St. Rd. 1 Cedarville phone 627-5469 Papas is building to serve you better Stop in and see our dining room featuring Steak - Chops - Chicken - Fish Dinners Plus your favorite soups and sandwiches Open Tues - Wed - Thurs - Sun 9 AM - 10 PM Friday and Saturday 9 AM - 11:30 PM Don ' t forget to stop in for Pizza after the game Eat in or Carry Out lereFrice ana tiua ' iifip truss Rafters - Pane Windows - Millwork - Door; Hardware and Paints Leo, IN hone 627-2126 or 627-3411 Hodaka. ® It won ' t run out of guts before you do. Service Accessories Competition For: Trail Riding Road Running The Cycle Barn Phone 627-5285 Dirt Bike Specialist ... , Kirk Steury St. Rd 1 or Leo, IN n I n .- Paul Dulin Compliments of: Michaels Floor Covering Fort Wayne, IN. 5730 BlufftonRd, plartin Bridges Inc. ' Ours is a business that service made The Bordner School of Dance Jazz Tap Ballet Gymnastics Hawaiian Tahitian Exercise Classes Belly Dancing Box 98 Phone 627-2918 Children - Teen -Adults Continuous Class Enrollment North Anthony Shopping Center Phone 483-9109 North East A len Rea ty 14425 Leo Rd. Leo, m Phone 627-3675 SUBURBAN SPECIALISTS TO MEET YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS Ramona Kipfef, Realtor - Sales Associates - Bill Canaday Connie Canaday Jane Hamlin Carol Moore Secretary: Andi Farns worth PROFESSIONAL SERVICE IS ALWAYS N.E.A.R. Compliments of: Graves Jewelers Maplewood Plaza , Foft Wayne, Phone 485-3125 Sei-vice What We Sell '   ' 2 ' J -UKT One of the Midwest ' s Largest Country Furniture Stores Grabill, IN 46741 Phone 627-3991 Compliments of The Grabill Cabinet Co. of GrabillJN Methods have changed, but not our pride in Craftsmanship Soft! But who wants to use a rain barrel? Let Bob Harris Soft Water Co. ake your tap water rain-barrel Soft. Call 627-5125 or 627-3113 Across from Grab! 1 1 Bank Continuous Service Since 1946 Portraits by Blaine Seniors Weddings Children Proms Family Portraits Teams Personalized Service of Particular Quality Blaine Feightner 800 S. Hamsher Garrett, IN 46738 Phone 935-4070 Auburn SHELLER-GLOBE CORPdRATlON Plastics Division Grabili, IN An Equal Opportunity Employer C.H. FLECK Wholesale Candies Distributor Box 85 627-2931 GrabilL IN ' We ' re small But big enough GRABlLL lKlN ForlneHy Sprauls Grabitl, IN Compliments of: Grabill Locker Complete Meat Service Butchering-P recessing Canning Grabill, IN 627-2416 Good Luck to the Class of 1975 May your future be full of Happiness and Success Don Wayne Cleaners Cedarville, IN 627-5567 enough to care to serve you ILi Member F.D.I. C, 46741 Phone 627-3601 Holiday Room Beauty Salon Highway 1 North 627-5100 Features Blowcutting Styling Haircutting| Permanent Waving Professional Make-up Lessons by Appointment with Viviane Woodward Cosmetics Owner Dist. Norman Owen Hair Stylist Elaine Lengacher Vitalized Feeds first Farm East of Grabill, IN Phone 627-2313 46741 Leo Quick Clean Coin Operated Laundry and Drycleaning On Highway 1 I Leo, IN C C Supermarket for High Quality Groceries - Meats - Produce Grablll, IN Dutch Made Kitchens Are designed and built in the Amish farming community of Grabill, Indiana. Cabinetry of outstanding quality along with beautiful hardwoods of Maple, Ash, Birch Oak, and Walnut are blended by Dutch Made Craftsmen, together, classic beauty and efficiency are emphasized in planning the showplace of the home. RR 2 Roth Road Phone 657-5157 Courier Printing Co. Publishers of the Cedar Creek Courier Woodlan Booster Offset and Letterpress Printing Complete printing service Periodicals - Booklets Wedding Announcements Grabill, IN Phone 627-2728 Michaels Standard Front End Alignment Motor Tune-up-Lubrication Brakes-Batteries-Tires Cedarville, IN 627-5211 46741 George Garman Digging Service Sfigncerville, 238-4346 Marna Jo Worman Teacher of Piano and Organ Enrich Your Life With Music Leo Road Grabill, IN 627-3351 lll ' F iiftfftfe ' I Fort Wayne and Area Gene Dee Augustyniak, Owners „Mtl. ILUTI Do You Remembei- 1916? See What ' s New for 1975 at Slentz Sons Elevator Max Hoffman Chevrolet Phone 627-2743 Gfabill, IN URBINE PHARMACY 56 St. Joe Rd. Phone 485-9632 Hitch Your Wagon to a Star Hold Your Seat, and there You are. Good Luck Seniors Hi-Record Hatchery Grabill, IN 627-2738 Jim Mens hy Irv iVienshy Commercial Power Sweepers, Inc. sphalt Sealing - Power Sweeping - Line Stripin Jhone 627-5513 RR 2 Grabill, IN 46741 Compliments of: North-Way Center Franchised U-Haul Groceries -Pet Food 10226 Leo Rd. Jim ' s Sunoco Service Phone 748-1466 (Formerly Max ' s Conoco) Kelly Tires Equipment Gas Sun Tune-Up Quality i I Building Materials call thej timber Nuiff 627-2 Olg ' prabillj iLumbei Suppl| I, Co. I Grabill, Phone 627-2619 Richard Vendrel Masonary Contractor Fireplaces - Stone - Bri Rt 1 Spencerville, Phone 627-3402 Leo Distributors Aluminum Siding - Prime Windows Patio Doors - Storm Windows and Doors Wayne Garage Door and Operators Wood Patio Doors St. Rd 1 Leo, IN Ph. 627-2124 Compliments of: Journalism PATRONS Leo Hardware Ulrich Pharmacy Martin Rector Mutual Security Life Insurance Co. Paff Plumbing Heating Rang Fabricating Bob Prcha I Cover-All Rental Village Crafts Hobbies Fulock Men ' s Wear Amstutz Construction Holbrook Machine Rebuilders Herman Farber American Hoist Cedarville Beauty Shop Mr. Mrs. Ron Lengacher Charles Ruth Austin Dale Stuckey W BlcomB prm Mr. . Mrs. Dwain Sylvester Mr. Mrs. Richard B. Fuess Mr. Mrs. Ross E. Weilbaker Mr. Mrs. Alfred Gross Jr. Mr. Mrs. William Hoot Richard Hartung Jerry Elton Stover Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Byanski Carolyn Piatt Mr. Jack Flick Mr. Mrs. William Butcher Mr. Mrs. David I. Parker Ivan D. Strong Linda Hebner Mr. Mrs. Howard shorn Mr. Mrs. Loren Jones Dorothy Carman Mrs. Mumma Mr. Mrs. Tom Roberts Joe, Jeni, Bonnie Herb StueIpe PATRONS 175 Y E A R B K S T A F F Well supposedly at the end of every rainbow, there ' s a pot of gold, and at the end of every yearbook, there ' s a note from the editor. Maybe the pot of gold isn ' t always easy to find, but the note sure is. First of all, there ' s the thank-ya ' s. Thank ' s and a lot goes to my assist. Editor, Kelli , who was my right hand whenever I needed one (about 99.9% of the time); Mona Sherry, who did GAA and some day be editors themselves. Todd who took care of the Jr. High section and his assist.. Brad; Conrad Phil who did the boys sports and kept us enter- tained when things got dull. Eriene Elaine, Lane, Jodi, Roxanne, Lisa, Lora, and Dave who did many pages for other parts of the book. And of course Mr. Hoot who put up with missed deadlines, missing pic- tures, money, ads and generally kept us going by getting whatever we needed. Also to everyone who put up with the yearbook staff; the business office, office, and many teachers. It really is the whole schools book. Hopefully we managed to catch just a part of what made Leo Our World! Robyn ' i. ' iTiXl XilEF ' ■r m H Sl hH s o 5 S Wsjf k BBs m H jBH n DWne