Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1977 volume:

•f - P Ziili d i I «j; 2 — 15 ' ' imfSiMy ' }jJ ' ' % o ? V, ; , . ? . ■ - ■ cl ' c: k Q- 4 ; ' O i COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY i WM 3 1833 01821 7775 GENEALOGY 977.201 AL5LIE 197 ' 7 11 Table of Contents Prelude Special Guest Stars Co-Starring Produced By Background Special Effects Sponsored By Index r Opening mim . i m: gs- Lights! Action! Camera! Lights! Action! Camera starts rolling as tiie title appears, Scenes of 77 . It ' s a unique movie, made up of its own time and settings . Each act is special, meaningful for everyone involved. It ' s about us and the way we were. So, just sit back and enjoy as the memories roll past you, for these are the Scenes of 77 . Act 1: The curtains open to the East Lobby and the projector begins, as a quiet voice narrates: It ' s the opening day of school and the students are returning. We run around excitedly to find what ' s changed and what ' s the same, to talk once again with old friends and teachers. There ' s relief to many that afternoon TA room has been dropped, but surprise to find that subject area fees will be charged this year. Mr. Jones announces the beginning of detention, everyone had something to say about that . After a while the excitement subsides and we settle into the routine of school . The scene changes to Mr. Gabet ' s TA room and we hear him describing Zack ' s attempts at potty training when Gong, Ding, Ding- Ding-a-Ding, Thud. The morning announcements come over the air - delivered by those ace comedians Tony Hudson and Tony Wittwer . Theirs is a low budget news program and they write their own copy. ' . ' Cheryl Ridderheim and Barry Delagrange, your books are not in the office. Mr. Shaw ' s fourth period class will meet today in Mr . Shaw ' s room, as scheduled. At least, no one ignores morning announcements anymore. The bell rings , fade out , as the students pass out of the room to their next class. Act 11 opens with a series of vignettes of first period classes: a senior boy in the library, catching a few winks before beginning his day; Miss B timing laps in the gym No cutting corners, you girls! Then maybe a friendly little game of Speedaway or Warball; T Kids Everywhere study center, with 100 students doing 200 different things , (nobody studies , it ' s not finals day) and Mrs . Osborn who has her detention notes handy, of course; and then a bunch of just regular classes like history, English or math. Oh well, Project Period ' s only 2 hours away. Act 111 is several hours later in the cafeteria. The noise is deafening. Kids are everywhere, talking. Many line up at the counter to buy their goodies for milk break or just to see what ' s on the menu for lunch. German club has their little donut stand up with swarms of donut fans milling around . Then, another bell and slowly the halls empty. Students go on to their next classes, one or two hours away from lunch. (Boy, can ' t wait til I ' m a Senior, they never have to stand in long lines for their lunch -senior privilege and all that) . After lunch just a couple more classes or nap time and then it ' s over for another day . Final announcements, bell, mass exodus . Buses lining the sidewalk fill rapidly as the students scramble aboard to get the seats they want. Juniors and seniors hurry to their cars to clear the parking lot before the buses begin to roll out . Some stay often for practice , or make up work, then home to study or to work, or to a friend ' s house to watch the new Mickey Mouse Club. Lights dim, a hush descends, day is done. Cut. Opening s mis mwmr ' vr- Sense Of Community Act IV opens on a crisp early fall evening, lots of people, a bonfire. It ' s Homecoming -and everyone comes back for an evening of football and reunions , a sense of community. The football scene was repeated many times that fall, climaxing with a victory over arch- rival Woodlan. It was a dream come true for L . H . S . fans . Next scene, it ' s snowing outside. Inside there are changes: set curfew times , and new dress styles like gauchos and boots . Action was provided by the incense bomber who hit time and again, setting firecrackers off in lockers and restrooms . He very narrowly missed causing serious injury and damage. No warning except the odor of incense when he was ready to strike again. And outside it was still snowing. The community had its share of disasters , too. Souder ' s Warehouse and Grabill Hardware burned down in a spectacular pre-dawn fire. Then, less than a month later, two other businesses on the same block, Napa and Grabill Radiator also 6 Opening mmi ■4i£i,t wm:f « 1 1 1 1 ■ ■ burned . All the while the snows came down. It snowed and snowed, and the temperatures were record breaking, bitterly cold, con ' t p. 164 ii Opening 7 ? 5SrJi;i--s « ' s i A ' mmM.4immm m ,fA ' ti It was one of those years! Filled with excitement, enthusiasm, and a will to stand out and be strong. Glance through these pages, will you remember all those times? Homecoming, the hard work and group participation of decorating the floats , the crowning of the queen . The fall and spring play that so many people worked so hard to put on for our entertainment. The class tourney that brings so many of us together for the competition, the excitement of just having fun. The Prom , with the thoughts of soft music, and just a chance to get out and have a little fun on a special evening. Last of all Graduation, which brings sad and happy feelings . And so you yourself can step up one more step to reach the top of success. 8 Prelude (.- fSiiSSSiSSeSSSiSi Si iiS SA -i%-U d H B__HL_M_ Ml %i li Prelude 9 Starting Again, A Sense Of Coming Home! September 2, 1976 7:45-11:20 As I walked into the school I noticed many things, old and new. It was as if all my senses were alerted -- nothing escaped my attention and I wanted to take everything in, find- ing what had improved or worsened, who were new- comers, what had changed. I had to smile as I watched the 7th graders walking timidly through the East Lobby doors. It was such a new experience for them! And hard to imagine that someday they too would be seniors. This school season brought new techniques in our system, new classes with new faculty members to teach them. Senior pic- tures are available now. Also, afternoon TA room is now obsolete- -much to the relief of many. All in all, with the dif- ferent and familiar things, I felt a slight sense of homecoming. It was sort of nice to be back, for just one more year, anyway. 1. First day as a senior. 2. It ' s confusing again. 3. PAY, according to class. 4. No longer empty. 10 Prelude sA;sS!44S8i5«is ' ii«( B ««.S«Biti iW«(t Good To Be Back Home! This year ' s Homecom- ing was a success for many reasons, one of which was our victory over the opposing team! The mighty Lions defeated Garrett in an action-filled game 27 to 0. At half-time, excite- ment continued with the crowning of the Homecom- ing Queen and the parade of floats. SENIOR CANDIDATES 1. Sheila Burger Nathan Beachy and Cindy Wilson. 2. April Thomas Jim Cunningham. 3. Karen Hajmasy Darrell Hankey. Prelude n m mmmm- v Happiness Is: Sheila Burger was crowned by returning Queen Cindy Wilson. Sheila ' s es- cort was Nathan Beachy. A Fantastic m The other Senior candidates included: April Thomas, with Jim Cunningham as her escort, and Karen Hajmasy, with Darrell Hankey. Underclassmen repre- sentatives were: eleventh grade - Lorene Lloyd, es- corted by Ron Klopfenstein, tenth grade - Amy Butler, Representatives 1. Lorene Lloyd G Ron Klopfenstein Homecoming! escorted by Loren Stuckey, and ninth grade - Ellen Mc - KLnley, escorted by Lynn Gerke. Float winners were: tenth grade - 1st place, and a 3 -way tie for second with the Seniors, Juniors and the Spanish Club. There was a dance after the Homecoming game with music provided by River- band, a group from Wabash. Happiness was a fantastic Homecoming . . . , to be remembered for years to come! 2. Amy Butler Loren Stuckey T2 Prelude 3. Ellen McKinley Lynn Gerke Prelude u mm mm smmm Long Ho™ Prelude ta Ung Ovations!!! Prelude is .; ' :ii iims mmm mRii Perfo rmances And Crew ' s 16 Prelude Prelude i7 ■ l ' tisS S ' - ifsfj ; ' f ' s ' ' Juniors Defend Title ' ' The Junior class won tne Class Tourney this year. This is the second consecutive year that the class of ' 78 ' came out winners . Many new sports were added to the tournament this year . Rope climb. Egg toss, Blind free throw. Skateboard, Ice cream eating. Ping pong throw, and Jumping rope, were among the sports added this year . The new sports were added with hope that more students would participate. The Freshman class was runner-up this year, with Seniors and Sophomores ending up 3rd 4th respectively. If SOPHOMORES 1SJUNI0RS . - 5-- ' 6 S0( H0f1O?£S .. 77 JUNIORS y ' ft a ' Tc P| ' - ' J ' ' k sz J M: 18 Prelude J S M ; v ' ,: _ {:: A l p . y t y .■ ■rc O ' ' t i: tc J . h I OOi y vt 7 €, - M u : u u s u 7 : J  ««- id- Prelude i9 wn r mi m: mmw 20 Prelude S S i i S iSlIS S3SSSS S i!a«««6a  !ft lll Al8 Sl  S ' ? «« . 1 2. Lori Morgan, senior class pres. accepts the invitation given by Robbie Robbins , junior class pres . 3. Mona and Sara enjoy their meal. 4. Dawn Liechty receives a rose as Best Dressed Girl. 5 . Dancing , highlight of the - Prelude 21 Footsteps Of Passing Time May 27, 1977 8:00-3:20 As I was walking out of the school, I felt as if a trememdous amount of weight had been lifted from my shoulders and pushed into my past. The relief of all the last tests taken, my courses being closed out- I breathed a deep sigh, and shut my now empty locker for the last time . Walking down the abandoned hallway I heard echos of my voice drowning in all the other voices and footsteps at passing time, I walked past miy favorite classrooms, where all my worrying and last minute cramming had taken place, passed the cafeteria and its debatable meals. I walked passed the concession stand and turned around to buy my last Marathon and imm.ediately felt guilty! I opened the East Lobby doors and smiled at the telephone, remembering all the money I lost in the past 6 years . Then as I walked out into the sunshine, I took another deep breath, turned around to look for one last symbolic time and stepped forward into miy future . i . Kenny Steury earns a brownie point, 2.1vlr, Gabet tells it like it is. 3, It ' s State Rd, 1, through Leo. 4. Leo High School. 5. What you been up to, B-Ob? 6. Randy gives a look of wonder. 22 Prelude ' ' r ' .V - ' ■ :tg ?ri ' iP ' i Memories Of Leo High School May 27, 1977 at 7:30. 105 anxious and nervous seniors stepped into the crowded and very warm gym, with all the memories of Leo High School at hand . After the Star Spangled Banner was played and all were seated. Deb Roth followed with the invocation. l.Salutatorian- April Thomas 2, Valedictorian- Gwen Amstutz 3 . Pronounced graduates of 77 . 4. April Thomas, Deb Roth, Rev, Tillman Amstutz, Mr. Jones 5. Dr. Daryl R. Yost Prelude 23 All quieted as the (tatory Address was Jn by April Thomas . things went along smoothly, so did the song Memories which ' ought back all those ifepial moments and put is in the eyes . Rev . inan Amstutz lented the l;alaureate message siind was followed by the Leo High School Band . The music played softly and .the seniors awaited the big ' ' eut of receiving ' 5?|ited ' e, ' r presentation of diplomas il were given by Robert W . ;f Beerbower. Mike i| Overmyer read the class |:«| poem entitled Look to sp this Day . The passing of -il the Torch was followed by ;iMl the seniors ' overwhelming ■: ;!! joy to be free. The closing Sj ' thoughts were given by : Dr. Daryl R. Yost. Kent | Yost gave the benediction: ' - and all 105 alumni stepped out of the warm and crowded gym . Proud to be a Leo graduate. ::lii;aA) J;l©aK  i- Hey! we ' re SENIORS! We finally made it through all those years of anti- cipation. And now those years hold special mem- ories: of parties and trips, and after school joy rides; of games where we thrilled til the final seconds over narrow losses, and the sweet victories where our small country school teams overpowered or outplayed the big city schools , of new friends left behind as we passed through those most dif- ficult years of maturing. There ' s now little enough time left to bemoan home- work or detention — and it feels a little sad. But there are new and broader challenges down the road. J r niiimmtmmisumiMiemii 5 L e Special Guest Stars 27 ;vj. ..: tifc. ' W i!inrj i ' viM ' I iujuiiaMiiii(Ui,ibii Jon GWEN AMSTUTZ PETE AUGUSTYNIAK NATHAN BEACHY JAN BELLINGER JOEL BJORGE Jeff and Brian ERLENE BRANSON ROSAN BUTLER 28 Special Guest Stars MATT CROTEAU Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders at the ACAC Tourney JIM CUNNINGHAM CHARLOTTE DELAGRANGE NANCY DEWITT BECKY DEWITT Special Guest Stars 29 Jan MARK DOWNING CANDY GRABER STEPHANIE GRABOWSKI DAVID GRIEGER 30 Special Guest Stars BOB GUINGRICH KAREN HAJMASY DARRELL HANKEY Tim and Ronnie i W. BRET HART MIKE HELLER BRAD HENRY TODD HOLDERMAN TONY HUDSON PATRICK JOHNSON VINCE KIPFER TERESA KIRTLAN JODY KITZMILLER Jim ' s antique auto Special Guest Stars 3i JUDY KITZMILLER LINDA KLEA TIM KURTZ SCOTT LANTZ JODY LEDERMAN BLAINE LEFFERS REX LENGACHER TAMMY LENGACHER DAWN LIECHTY SHERMAN LIECHTY JANET MARTIN JAYNE MAXFIELD LOWELL MEANS KERRY MILLER Look to this day For it is life - the very life of life. In it lie all the realities of existence: The bliss of growth, The glory of action, The wealth of beauty. For yesterday is but a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision, But today well lived Wakes every yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope, Look therefore to today NICK MILLER ROSE MILLER t - ' - %, GWEN MINNICK LORI MORGAN GEOF MORRICAL TIM MORRICAL Senior football players receive long awaited awards from secret admirers Special Guest Stars 33 MIKE OVERMYER Kent in his normal pose VIRGINIA PELZ JEFF PICK RANDY POISEL DEBBIE PORTER Mr. Gabet teaches many senior courses DAN PUGH TERESA PUTTERBAUGH DALE RENNECKER 34 Special Guest Stars ANN RHONEMUS Jim, Kerry, Erlene, and Sherry AMY SCHWARTZ DAVID SCOTT CONNIE SHARP STEVE SHORT Nathan and Sheila CRYSTI WEILBAKER LORI WEILBAKER KATPIY WELLS ANN WISNIEWSKI MARK YODER drdQnidL KENT YOST cldS fiowars Special Guest Stars 3? a ; ' CWEN AAISTUTZ - Library Club 1 , Spanish Club 1 , 3; Campus Life 2,3, Class Secretary 3,4; Honor Society 4, PETE AUGUSTYNIAK - Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Euchre Club 1; Sportsman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1; Wrestling 2; Lettermans Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 3 ; Sw-ing Choir 3 ; Concert Choir 3 ' ; Librarians Club 3,4; Drama 4; All Conf. Football Team 4. NATHAN BEACHY - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Biology Club 1,2; School Coun cil 1; Lettermans Club 4. JAN BELLINGER - Booster Club 1, 2, 3; Choir 1,2, 3; FHA 1,2; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Squad 2, 3, 4; Yearbook and Newspaper Typist 4. JOEL BJORGE STEVE BLOMBERG DENNIS BOYLE ERLENE BRANSON - Cheerleader 1 ; Yearbook Staff 1 , 2,3; Track 1, 2, 3; Librarians Club 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; Volleyball 1 ; Lioness 3 . SHEILA BURGER - Softball 1,2; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; GAA Vice-President 3; GAA Pres. 4. ROSAN BUTLER - Cheerleader 1 , 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Booster Club 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . DENNIS CALLOW - Sportsmans Club 1, 2, 3. LISA CAMPBELL - Librarians Club 1,2; Drill Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1, 3, 4; School Service Club 1, 2; Campus Life 1,2,3; Concert Choir 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Speech Team 2,3,4; Drama Club Secretary 3; Swing Choir 4; High School Choir President 4 ; Honor Society 4 . BRYAN CHANEY CINDY CHAPMAN - AV 1, 2, 3; Volleyball Manager 1, 2, 3. ELAINE CLEVEN - Track 1, 2; Softball 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Librarians Club 1,2; Yearbook 2; Lioness 3 RON CLEVEN - AV 1, 2, 3; BRUCE COLE - Football 4. JEFF CRAIG MATT CROTEAU JIM CUNNINGHAM - Baseball 1; Choir 1 , 2, 3; Biology Club 1 ; Honor Society 1 ; Ecology Club 1 ; Track 2 ; Marine Biology 2,3. CHARLOTTE DELAGRANGE - Newspaper Typist 4; Student Council 4 . BECKY DEWITT - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3,4; Softball 1; Choir 2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Basketball Manager 3 . NANCY DEWITT - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1 , 2. MARK DOWNING - Band 1; Photo Club 2, 3, 4. MARC DUNFEE DAN DWYER - Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Biology Club 1; Marine Biology 2, 3, 4; Lettermans Club 3,4. MARY CARMAN - Jr. High Honor Society Vice- President 1; Service Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Sr. High Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4. JIM GERIG DENNIS GERKE CANDY GRABER - Choir 1, 2, 3; Librarians Club 1, 2; Drill Squad 1,2. STEPHANIE GRABOWSKI - Choir 1,2,3,4; FHA 1, 2; Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 2,3; School Service 2, 3, 4; Campus Life 2, 3. DAVID GRIEGER - Zoology Club 1, Band 1,2, Lettermans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, Track 2, 3, Volleyball 2,4; Marine Biology 3,4, Honor Society 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Drama Club 3. BOB GUINGRICH IsAREN HAJMASY - President of Spamsh Club 1 , Yearbook 1; Track 1; Drama Club 2 3,4, Junior Class Treasurer 3; Honor Societ ' 3,4; Newspaper 3, 4; Vice President of Student Council 4; Swing Choir 4. DARRELL HANKEY - Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4. BRET HART MIKE HELLER - Lettermans Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsman Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; Class President 2; Baseball 3. 4 TIM HENDERSON ■ BRAD HENRY - Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3. BILL HICKS - AV 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 1,2; Track 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsman Club 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 3, 4; BBB Club 1,2,3, 4. TODD HOLDERMAN - Football 3,4. ; TONY HUDSON - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society I 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Honor Society 4 ; Chess Club 1,2; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Class President 3; Student Council 3,4; Speech Team 3; Marine Biology 3; Lettermans Club 4; Newspaper Editor 2; Newspaper News and Feature Editor 3; Honor Society 4. PATRICK JOHNSON - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsmans Club 1, 2, 3; AV 1, 2; Track 1, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Crisis Room Club 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Marine Biology 3; Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4. VINCE KIPFER - Football 1,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Sportsman Club 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2; Lettermans Club 3,4. TERESA KIRTLAN - Librarians Club 1,2; Choir 1 , 2, 3,4; Student Council 3 ; Swing Choir 4 . DANIEL KISSELL - Sportsman Club 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3; AV 1; Swing Choir 2; Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4; Lettermans Club President 4; Drama Club 3,4; Drama Club President 4 ; Honor Society 4; Plays 3,4. JODY KITZMILLER - Cheerleader 1; Girls Glee 1,2; Spirit Committee 1,2; FHA 1; GAA 1; Football Cheerleader 3; Choir 3; Mat Maid 4. JUDY KITZMILLER - Cheerleader 1 , 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Spirit Committee 1, 2, 3; FHA 1; Drama Club 1 ; Swing Choir 4; Mat Maid President 4. LINDA KLEA - Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarians Club 1,2; Honor Society 1; Drill Squad 2, 3, 4; Seing Choir 3,4; Drama Club 3; Class Secretary 3; Girls Glee Secretary Treasurer 3; Girls Glee 3; Newspaper Typist 4. TIM KURTZ - Yearbook 1,2; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 4. SCOTT LANTZ - Band 1,2,3,4; Sportsmans Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. JODI LEDERMAN - Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1,2, 3, 4; School Service 1,2,4; Drama 2, 3; Swing Choir 3,4; Track 3; Speech Team 3. BLAINE LEFFERS REX LENGACHER - Sportsmans Club 1,2; Track 1; RVC 3,4; Concert Choir 4. TAMlVlY LENGACHER - FHA Treasurer 1 ; FHA Secretary 2; FHA President 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 4; Booster Club 1; Swing Choir 3,4; Girls Glee 3; Honor Society 3, 4. DAWN LIECHTY - Choir 1,2; Seing Choir 3, 4; School Service 1, 2, 3; Campus Life 1,2; Drama Club 2,3; Track 3; Concert Choir 3,4. SHERMAN LIECHTY - Football 4. JANET MARTIN JAYNE MAXFIELD - Choir 1, 3, 4; Booster Club 1,2, 3, Swing Choir 3,4, Yearbook 3. NOLAN MEADOWS LOWELL MEANS KERRY MILLER - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2, Baseball 2, Le ttermans Club 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4. NICK MILLER - Swing Choir 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4 ; Campus Life 3 . ROSA MILLER - Librarians Club 1; FHA 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3, 4. GWEN MINNICK - GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; FHA Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1,2,3, 4; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4| Drama Club 3, 4. LORI MORGAN - Band 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1,2; Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1,2; Drill Squad 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 2; Drama Club Treasurer 3, 4; NFL 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Vice-President; Honor Society 3,4; Senior Class President. GEOF MORRICAL - Track 1,2; Sportsman Club 1. TIMMORRICAL - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Sportsman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; AV 1, 2; Track 2, 3; Swing Choir 3, 4. MIKE OVERMYER - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Sportsmans Club 1,2,3; Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 3,4; Choir 3, 4; Drama Club 3,4; Honor Society 4; Senior Class Vice - President . RICK PAUL VIRGINIA PELZ - FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3,4; Girls Track Manager 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4. JEFF PICK - Sportsmans Club 1, 2, 3; AV 1, 2. RANDY POISEL - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Golf 2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Honor Society 4. DEBBIE PORTER - Band 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1, 2; Honor Society 1,4. DAN PUGH - Campus Life 1, 2, 3. TERESA PUTTERBAUGH - Art Club 1 ; FHA 2. TERRY RENFROW DALE RENNECKER - Band 1,2,3,4; Sportsmans Club 1, 2, 3; AV 1, 2, 3; Track 1 , 4; Choir 3; Yearbook 4 . SUE RICHARDSON ANN RHONENIUS DEBBIE ROTH - Choir 1, 2, 3; Drill Squad 1, 2, 3; Drill Squad Co- Captain 3; Drill Squad Captain 4; Librarians Club 1,2; Swing Choir 3 ; Student Council 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Honor Society Secretary 4; Senior Class Treasurer. RON SAYLOR SHERRY SCHAEFER - Librarians Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2; Volleyball 2, 3; GAG 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2,3; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Art Club 2; Student Council 4. STEPHEN SCHLATTER - Biology Club 1, 2, 3; Marine Biology 2, 3; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1, 2,3; Senior Division Baseball 2 ; Track 2 ; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Wrestling 4; Campus Life 2,3; Honor Society 4; Boys Cheer Block 4. AlVlY SCHWARTZ - Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1 , 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; Honor Society 1,3,4; Chess Club 3; Plays 2, 3. DAVID SCOTT - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; NFL 2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Drama Club 4. CONNIE SHARP - Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; Concert Choir 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club Secretary 4; Speech Team 3,4; Swing Choir 3 . STEVE SHORT - AV 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Sportsmans Club 1, 2, 3; Photo Club 2. MARK SITES ROD SLATER - Yearbook 2; Newspaper 2; Track 2, 3 ; Campus Life 2 ; Spanish Club 3 . DEB SLUYTER - FHA 1, 2; RVC 3, 4; Hero Club Secretary 3 ; Hero Club President 4 . SUE SOWLES PEGGY STABLER - Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. KEVIN STEURY - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; ■ ,:, Honor Society 1; Biology Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3; 1:1 Marine Biology 2, 3; Wrestling 3, 4; Lettermans Club : ' ! 3,4; Athletic Council Member 4. € KATHl STRAUGHN - Choir 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 3. a DON STUCKEY - Sportsmans Club 1, 2, 3. iji JON STUCKEY - Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; a% Sportsmans Club 2; Wrestling 3,4; Track 3,4. ii MARCIA THARP - Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, if: 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1,2; Student Council 3; Honor K Society Vice-President 4; Drama Club 4. p APRIL THOMAS - Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor pi Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1,2; Booster Club II 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Student !g? Council President 4 ; Gymnastics 2; Human Relations K Conrmiittee 4. fl GARYTRACEY J| ANITA T ' SAS - German Club 4; French Club 4; FSl Drama Club 4; Photo Club 4; Gymnastics 4. IS SARA TYRRELL - Booster Club 1,2,3; FHA 1 , 2; ?S Drill Squad 2 , 3 , 4 ; D rill Squad Treasurer 4 ; •;V: Yearbook 4; Yearbook and Newspaper Typist 4. ;|; CHRISTY WALDROP - Drill Squad 1,2,3,4; ;■: ' Student Council 1 ; Choir 2 ; Biology Club 2 ; Yearbook Ri 3. S CRYSTl WEILBAKER - Cheerleader 1, 4; Alternate (Cheerleader 2; Drill Squad 1, 2, 3; Drill Squad Treasurer 3 ; Class Treasurer 1,2; Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4; Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President Booster Club ,j 3, 4; Service Club 1, 2, 3; Campus Life 1; Girl ' s ;: ' State Delegate 3 ; Marine Biology 3 ; Drama Club 4 ; ' Mat Maid 4; Student Council 4. : LORI WEILBAKER KATHY WELLS - GAA Basketball Manager 1,2; Softball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 3; Swing : . Choir 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; ■ : Office Worker 4. ;■;,:; MIKE WEST - Sportsmans Club 1 , 2 , 3 . sa ANN WlSNIEWSKl - Librarians Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA if; 1,2,3, 4; Drill Squad 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 1, ■is 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3. m MAFa YODER iift MONA YODER - Librarians Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1; W Softball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; GAC 1, 2, 3, 4; m Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2, S 3, 4; Art Club 2; Student Council 4. ff:} KENT YOST - Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, : ;• 3, 4; Honor Society 1,2,3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; [ Track 2, 3, 4; Swing Choir 3, 4; Lettermans Club 3, m 4. Special Guest Stars 39 ( 1 ft ' 1 1 -j ; M „_ .[.liilii t 1 M Pi: 11 1 ' i l 1 LLl2 ' ' , l On March 19 and 20, forty-one seniors, Mr. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Gabet set out to conquer the slopes of Cannonsburg, Michigan. And conquer they did! Eyeing the threatening slopes for the first time, the busload of apprehensive skiers burst forth with such memorable remarks as Never! and You ' ve got to be kidding! After the two days of skiing most had mastered the art of using tow ropes and avoiding mogles (or at least knowing what they were). Tne general leeimg seemed to include comrade- ship, excitement, and a large amount of shared aches and bruises. If these seniors can excel m life as bravely as they did on the slopes the class of ' 77 will go far! Special Guest Stars 4i Always remembered are the special times with close friends that make the year complete. These next twenty pages are dedicated to friends and ' times and everything that goes into the nine months of a year. Times like the gong show, the Girl ' s Basketball team which advanced to the Semi -State finals, that wonderful weather which caused so many school closings and other un- forgettable happenings. Sit back and enjoy the faces, they ' re special memories of a very memorable year. 42 Co -Starring Co -Starring 43 Lynn Anderson Shannon Atkinson Laura Augustyniak Brad Baker Sherry Beck Alan Behm Brian Blauser John Blough Michael Boseker Steve Hosier Dennis Bridges Tina Brown Barb Bunch Audie Burger Bob Burns Bryan Butler Don Carey Lanore Carter Angle Caywood Chris Chapman Tim Christman Kim Clark Stuart Clark Jeff Cole Ted Collins Kim Cowell Sara Crabill Kay Cummins Barb Daily Don Dean Barry Delagrange Cristal Delagrange 44 Co -Starring Juniors Don DeWells Dean Eckland Sandy Egli Tom Evans Bill Evans Scott Everett Brett Packs _ Jennifer Farnsworth Debra Feathers Dee Dee Fett Ken Fries Tim Garrison Charles Gee Kevin Gerig Glenn Gerke Dan Gulngrich Karen Gustin Kim Haupert Lori Henderson Nancy Herendeen Alan Herman Christine Hill Beth Huguenard John Hunt Renee Johnson Chuck Julius Rod Klopfenstein Jody Kruckeberg Todd Kryder Dean Leeper Co -Starring Juniors 45 Kirk Leimkuehler Tim Lengacher Curtis Liechty Robin Liechty Jeff Linn Brad Little Lorene Lloyd Herb Maier David Majtin Mike McKinley Bob McKinley Debbie Medcalf Sharon Medcalf Brian Meeks Tim Miles Cindy Miller Gene Miller Sue Miller Vicki Moore Tom Morrical Greg Neuhouser Bob Norton Dawn Parkison Greg Peck Glen Phillips Donna Pine Gary Piatt Jamie Porter Denise Pulver Karen Putterbaugh Larry Ramsey Jim Raynor 46 Co-starring Juniors Not Pictured: Lou Gerig Mike Gustin Tammy Hudson Steve Palumbo Jannie Renfrew Robbie Robbins Sharon Roy Laurel Sanford Carol Schaefer Joyce Schaefer Jil Schoeff Paul Scudder Steve Shaffer Janet Shoaff Marcia Sites Martha Smith Linda Spieth Kenny Steury MaryKay Steury Cathi Stolte Kelly Stuckey Gary Tempel Mike Tharp Dorene Wagner Susan Weaver Candi Weilbaker Debbie Wells Lisa Wells Teresa West Tony Wittwer Melinda Yockey Cheri Parker Doug Short Jeff VanA lien Everett White Jeff Wilson Co -Starring Juniors 47 Keith Amstutz Jeff Bacon Gary Bartle Doug Bertsch Jim Bollier Laura Bowyer Gina Brown Jeff Burns Amy Butler Kevin Butler Robin Caywood Mike Chambers Colleen Chapman Beth Christman Heather Cleven Gary Cooper Linda Cowan Chris Craig Donna Dilley Debra Duesing Ken Dwyer Mark Feathers Denise Firman Randy Fisher Vicki Fisher Leo Garman Jill Garside 48 Co -Starring Sophomores Bill Klea Phil Klopfenstein Dennis Leazier Todd Lederman Dave Lengacher Dirk Lengacher Tim Lengacher Brad Liechty Gordon Leichty Wendy Linnemeier Jeanie Little Jeanette Lopshire Kelly Mahan Karen McCormack Co -Starring Sophomores 49 Cheryl McKinley Wade Meadows Carla Medcalf Annette Miller David Miller Vema Miller Laura Mountz Vicki Neuhouser Jim Nolan Kathy Overmyer Debby Parr John Pauley Marcia Peterson Teresa Piatt Darla Porter Valorie Powell Laurie Pugh Julie Reider Renee Resor Cheryl Ridderheim Scott Ritter Kevin Roth Doug Sanford Cindy Schambers Cheri Schwartz John Schwartz Caren Schweigel 50 Co -Starring Sophomores Deb Scott Terry Shelton Randy Slentz Mark Stailey Tammy Steigenvald Alan Steury 1[W ' jIH ' V-- ' M Rick W alters Jim Weaver Tom Wells Teresa West Roger Whipple Elaine Wisniewski Eric Wolfe Tammy Worman Wendy Wright Lana Yost Tim Zihk Not Pictured: Gary Baughman Bunny Brinkman Kevin Campbell Greg Dykhuizen Ralph Garey Bob Horn Tammy Martin Greg Myers Mike Saum Pete Toarmina Co -Starring Sophomores 51 Brian Andereon Mark Anderson Keith Amett Rosie Baughman Jeff Beerbower Rick Bienz Debra Bryan Lori Burger Laura Busche David Butler Karen Butler Robin Butler Randy Butt Terri Carnahan Mary Carpenter Renee Carter Lisa Cartwright Todd Chaney Craig Chapman Jenny Cook Sheri Cooper Chris Crosby Lorri Delabarre Teri Delagrange Steve Dewitt T ammy Doctor Dan Downend Dean Dwyer Kevin Ely Jerry Farber Denise Federspiel Dean Fredrick Jenny Fries Bryon Funnell 52 Co -Starring Freshmen Shelly Glenn Greg Gorrell Sharon Graber Beth Green Steve Guingrich Sue Hadley Becky Haisley Diane Hankey Dennis Harter Michele Heller Tammy Henry Jenny Herendeen Lisa Herman Greg Hill Karen Huguenard Tammy Horn Julie Hostler Kris Hostler Amy Hunt Lee Jacquay Kevin Jenks Mark Johnston Michelle Keim Tom Kirk Todd Kirtlan Charlie Klea Bonnie Kloptenstein Sandy Krause Diane Langston Pam Lantz Bob Leeper Kurt Leffers Karla Liechty Rod Liechty Bruce Leimkuehler Debbie Lengacher Linda Martin Co -Starring Freshmen 53 Ellen McKinley Julie Meinerding Jyl Menshy Dennis Miller Joey Miller Julie Miller Lori Miller Michelle Miller Sherry Moorehead Sandra Morrical Dawn Moss Ruth Mozena Julie Neuhouser Ann Nolan Jennifer Nolan Kevin Norton Eileen Notestine Chris Oddou Sandra Oplinger Julie Parker Bob Pelz Kathy Penkunas Linda Pine Rod Pontius Lisa Pursley Janice Renfrow Pam Roth Laura Sammetinger Nell Saturday Cindy S auder Todd Schoememan Ty Schoeff Sally Scudder Ann Shepard t ) f 54 Co -Starring Freshmen Not Pictured: Richard Bums Mark Collins Bob Gehrig Lynn Gerke Brian Salyer Virginia Whipple Mark Shepard Rod Smith Steve Smith Tom Sowles Heidi Springer Jay Springer Pam Stailey Teri Steigerwald Randy Steury Lola Stouder Andre Stovall Mark Strasser Scott Stuckey Audrie Sukala Lori Sylvester Chris Thomas Sheri Thompson Darvin Thomburg Don Van Allen Jeff Van Halst Cornell Vlot Mike Warner Jeff Wehner Lorena West Cindy Williams Lori Wittwer Jody Wright Tonya Wright Rick Zimmerman Karen Zorger Co -Starring Freshmen 55 Lisa Albright Tim Arnett Matt Augustyniak Rhonda Bailey Cindy Beck Renee Beck Joyce Beerbower Tom Bender Ron Bienz Warren Blomberg Tony Borg Brenda Burlingame Tonya Burns David Butler Kelly Butler Jeff Clark Randy Cleven Terry Cooper Linda Crabill Angela Culbereon Cheryl Dahlkamp Joitta Delagrange Ron Delagrange Beth Dewitt Teresa Donat Debbie Dorsey Tim Doyle Angela Driver 56 Co -Starring 8th Graders Becky Ehlers Dawn Eubank Keith Evans Lori Garman Maria Gee Eric Gibson Jeanne Glenn Ron Greer Matt Grieger Mark Grush Eric Gustin A - ,. David Haisley Robby Hartnett Jody Hatfield Jerry Keller Steve Hill Valerie Hill 1 Neil Hindall George Hodgdon Debbie Horn David Hosier Kathy Hursh Rita Kaiser Tammy Keim Mary King Kevin Kruckeberg Teresa Kurtz Tim Land Co-Starring 8th Graders 57 Janice Langston Larry Lajming Vince Leazier Brenda Lengacher Boyd Leichty Dawn Miller Jennifer Miller Kelly Miller Ken Miller Pat Miller Joyce Mires Candy Moon Ginger Morgan Rick Mowan Kevin Mull Mary Nolan Cheryl Piatt Billi Pocock Denton Pursley Kim Reasoner Tom Repine Carla Ridderheim Tammy Roberts Bruce Roth Kent Roth Trace Roth Amy Schaffer Janna Schlatter 58 Co -Starring 8th Graders Ruben Schwartz Sharon Schwartz Kim Sellers Brenda Sluyter Ann Smith Brent Snyder Lisa VanAllen Todd VanAllen Melanie VanDyke Pat Vendrely Connie Witmer Chris Wittwer Pam Working Amy Yoder Jon Yoder Maria Yoder Jane Zorger Co -Starring 8th Graders 59 Jay Alwine Lisa. Barnes Mike Bartle Mike Beck Dawn Bender Todd Bertsch Mike Blough Scott Boxberger Martin Brandenberger Beth Bridges Kim Buikett Jim Bums Kara Butler David Camahan Beth Carpenter Karen Cavanough Don Caywood Duane Caywood David Christman Mark Clark Rodney Cole Stacy Combs Dawn Craig Jo Ann DeLaBarre Marlene Delagrange Ren Delagrange Todd Delagrange Denneen Dewitt Chris Doll 60 Co -Starring 7th Graders Erin Doyle Tina Franks Rhonda Frick Kelly Garman Scott Garside Lynn Gerig Mary Glass Darrell Graber Margaret Graber Duane Guingrich Craig Halliday EHvight Harter Bob Heiser Karen Herendeen Bruce Hill Sue Hobson Brenda Hochstetler Michelle Horn Sue Huguenard Tammi Jones Yvonne Keller Dawn Kitzmiller Bobbi Klea Mike Krause Becky Landry Lynn Lanning Kay Leeper Maria Leffers I. m Co -Starring 7th Graders 6i Dan Leslie Julie Lewandowski Eugene Liechty Jill Linnemeier John Lovett Kevin McCoy Rosemary Meadows Matt Meinerding Jeff Miller Tracey Miller Ty Miller Theresa Minnick Cathy Moon Pat Morrical Larry Mow an Mark N euhouser Sheley Neuhouser Ken Osborn John Parkison Mike Penkunas Nancy Pfister Steve Pick Kevin Pocock Ray Pulver Ron Reed Sue Richardrille Kristen Ridderheim ' J Robby Roberts . ;-- ' r .. Kim Roth 62 Co -Starring 7th Graders Tim Sanford Chris Saturday Laura Saum Carla Schwartz Sue Scudder Sharon Shepard John Shidler (im Shoemaker Debbie Shuler Rhonda Slentz Pat Souder Jackie Spieth Gail Steigerwald Doyle Steury Kristine Steury Al Stovall Marcy Strauss Theresa Strong Tammy Thompson Teri Thompson Terral Vlot Jeff Walters Amy Weldon Jim Wittwer Jeff Wright Lori Yoder Michelle Yoder Brian Yost Valerie Zych I, ' ,: Co -Starring 7th Graders 63 TEACHERS -what are they? To some it ' s that big guy down the hall who ironically gets smaller and smarter as his stu- dents get taller and older. And teachers are always around. They make you work, really work, They make you think. They nag you, they push you, they sit on you, they love you. They never give up on you til you ' ve given your best. And when school ' s over for you, the faculty will still be there. They ' ll be working with students, making them read and write and tear apart en- gines and frogs and seams, still typing and painting and singing — learning to live with the world ahead. 1 B H if .K l l b li I I 4 1 I Produced By i Richard Butt, Counselor 66 Prdaiiced By Herbert E. Stueple, Asst. Principal Carol Gross, Counselor Need Help? Who is it that keeps a normal day at school normal? And who is it that puts us back on the right track when we stray from the the path of right- eousness ? And who is it that is always there when we need help? Who else could it be but, yes, our very own paraprofessionals. This dedicated crew of women strive to create a better atmosphere for learning. It is beyond anyone ' s imagination to try and think of what a average day of school would be like without the aid and guidance of our paraprofessionals. So, as a tribute to all the hard work they do, we say thank -you! Sally Yockey Produced By 67 ' PIC 3: LYLE HACK BUTLER Geography, American Hist Activities: Girls Vars Basketball Hobbies: Horses, fishing, golf And, Under The PIC 8: PATRICIA GULETT Eng 7.8-9 Hobbies: Flying, bridge, camping, reading PIC 1: RANDY ARTHERHULTS MR. A Eng 7, Basic Gram, Liv- ing Eng, TV Prod Activities: AV, PA Jock Hobbies: Film making, motion picture history PIC 2: MARY WIMP BAUM- GARTNER Physical Education, HFR Activities: Volleyball, Gymnastics, Track Hobbies: Sewing, skiing, bowling, hiking, knittinj PIC 7: STEPHEN GABET Basic Gov, Adv Gov, Soc, World History Activities: Asst Football Coach, Student Council Hobbies: Reading, jog- ging Q PIC 4: LISA CARR Spanish, Geography Activities: Cheerleaders, Spanish Club Hobbies; Singing, guitar PIC 5: RON DIVELBISS MR . D Bio, Adv Bio, Phys Sci, Gen Ed Sci, Marine Bio Activities: Zoology Club Hobbies: Swimming, hiking, boating, fishing PIC 9: RICHARD HARTUNG Sci 7, Env Studies, Phys Activities: Honor Society Hobbies: Fishing, study- ing the great works of Whatoma Goo Siame PIC 10: WALDEMER HELLER Drafting, Woods, Metals, Powermec- hanics Activities: Sportsmen Club Hobbies: Sports, gardens 68 Produced By Direction Of PIC 11: MICHAEL HEY Phys Ed 7.12, Gen Sci 7, Health 8 Activities: Asst Basketball, Head Baseball Coach Hobby: Raising parakeets s s7 S S PIC 16: ROY McBANE Band Director PIC 19: RON NOYER Chemistry, Phys Sci Activities: Chess Club Hobbies: Shortwave radio, reading PIC 13: WILLIAM KERBEL Amer Hist, World Hist, GenEd See Studies Activities: Freshman Football, Vars Wrestling, Mat Maids PIC 12: MARY LOU HOLBROOK Art 7-8, Art Appr 1-2.3, Adv Des, Photography Activities: Yearbook, Photo Club Hobbies: Camping, ca- noeing PIC 18: MILDRED MUMMA Typing, Shorthand, Gen Bus, Clerical Ofc Prac Activities: Jr Sponsor, Newspaper typists Hobbies: Needlecrafts, gardening, antiques PIC 20: RAY PICKENS German 1-3, French, Math 7 Activities: Booster Club, German Club, Jr High Girls Basketball Track PIC 17: JACQUELINE MORRIS Library Media Specialist Dir of Media Services Activities: Jr Sponsor, Student Media Assts Hobbies: Reading, ski- ing Produced By 69 PIC 21 : CAROLYN PLATT Eng I , Journalism Amer Lit, Gram G Comp Activities : Jr High Girls Volleyball Hobbies: Golf, music PIC 22 : HAL PLATT US History Activities: Athletic Director, Golf Coach Hobbies: Golf, travel, working in yard PIC 23; ALLEN SCHLATTER Math 7-8, Work Exp Activities : Basketball 9 , Boys Volleyball 7-8 Head sponsor 10th grade Hobbies: Travel, sports PIC 24: SHIRLEY SCHMIDT Home Economics Activities: FHA PIC 25: JIM SCHNEIDER Eng 7, LA 1-2, US History 1-2 Activities: Football, Basketball 7, Jr. High Track PIC 26: ROBERT SHAW Economics, Bookkeeping, Recordkeeping, Consumer MaQi , Government PIC 27: BERNADINE SMITH English, Reading PIC 31: BOB WALTON Alg I, Plane Geometry, ' Gen Math Activities: Track Coach ' Hobbies: Fishing, golf, 25 J tennis 70 Produced By Cooks L-RMrs. Ream, Mrs. Shoulder, Mrs. Chaney, Mrs. Eubarik, Mrs. Liechty, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hager Custodians L-RMr. Willits, Mr. Koch, Mr. Jensen, Mrs. McCarroll, Mr. McCleary Bus Drivers BACK ROW: Mrs. Clifton, Mr. Martin, Mr. Hedges, Mr. Secrist, Mr. Porter, Mr. Stuckey, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Stoll, Mrs. Wisniewski, Jvlrs. Liechty, Mrs. Zeimmer Produced By 7i Special friends, ball games, plays, band con- tests, little 500 ' s, dances and skating parties — each is a part of our life at Leo High School. But at the heart of it all, school is the class- room. Here it is that we spend seven hours each day acquiring the experience and skills we ' ll use most when we leave. For ten years from now, striking out in the 2nd inning won ' t matter nearly as much as knowing how many horses Custer took with him to Little Big Horn, nor diat C=5 9 (F-39). It ' s the class work after all that helps in the later years. iSj irik-ai- CTfv ' ij.si-CviLi-iiii ' :: c u r Background 73 Play Instruments Or Oil Paint Talent is plentiful at Leo High . Whether one plays an instrument or oil paints , there are many ways to express and display the various talents at all times . The choir and band went to contest and both received high honors . Display cases were filled with art students ' work throughout the year. Those are just a few of the ways that talent was displayed in the ' 76- ' 77 season. 1 . The Silent Symphony . 2 . Little Robbie Robbins go blow your horn. 3 . Lorene Lloyd records the junior class on the class tourney trophy . 4 . Bob McKinley applies the finishing touches with care . 74 Background- Fine Arts mrn hcrzhaft frisch i ibb ' m _ Espahol Deutsch and Francais Foreign language proved to be a challenge once again. While most struggled to get through their native English class, some brave people attempted to learn a second language. French, German, and Spanish were offered to grades 9-12. 1. Exchange students: Netherlands, Anita T ' sas: South America, Luis Laos, Cecilia Ortiz, Javier Pinto. 2 . German advertising . 3. Miss Carr prepares for a big plunge into Spanish. 4 Do all French people have moustaches? Background- Foreign Language 75 HFR= Health And Success Sweats, the common cold, laps, push-ups, and driving lead to: Trophies, A ' s , driver ' s licenses, presidential patches, and physical fitness. 1 . No passing zone . 2. Leo ' s own Jimmy Connors. 3. ' ' NEWS FLASH ' ' t Enrollment of girls in HFR breaks Leo record. Here ' s proof ! 4. Mr. Lake fascinates his class with a chalky eraser. 76 Background-HFR i rf «««t. T HI ' .j ' rr mi..jrjimi- English ' ' Swings The selection of courses in the English department was greater this year than any other . Many tried their skill at Theatre Arts and T.V. Production, along with the normal speech and grammar classes. 1 . Excedrin headache number 88,911. 2. Ivlr. ' ' A ' ' prepares papers for the round file . 3. Hall patrol ' ' ain ' t what it used to be. Background -English 7? Does Math Make ' Vents ? After taxing 7th and 8th grade math, algebra 1 and 2, trigonometry, and geometry, the metric system seemed to be an enormous change in things already learned. But, is it that different really? Why, I ' ve known for YEARS how many cents I need for the bubble gum machine! 1. Mr. Steinhauser carries a heavy load. 2. The giant slide ruler never ceases to amaze . 3 . Let ' s hear it for math ! 4. Ivlrs. Kneubuhler listen apprehensively . 78 Background -Math Practical Arts In Action The guys in the shop department built many nice sheds again this year . Good Job! Home Economics had a Spring fashion show which was a success. In Mrs. Mumma ' s classes, Marcia Tharp, Linda Klea, Lorene Lloyd , and Jennifer Farnsworth won achievement awards . Many excelled and are to be contraulated . Practical Arts are well- named, as they all will be useful in our futures . r% ft cr - wr Mi ' 1 fl 1 . Business in action. 2 . Randy Butt puts things to scale . 3 . Kenny Steury SCRUBS his typing paper, 4 . is this going to prove to be too much for Lane Jacquay to handle ? Background-Practical Arts 79 Expanding Minds With Science The Science Department at Leo High School offers a variety of classes which are constantly expanding the minds of its students , relating concepts to daily life. 1. But, I thought . . 2 . Dan Kissel Proudly accepts the ultimate pass. 3. Mr. Noyer and Mr. Hartung check out the situation . 4. Fill it up. m Combined past knowledge and ideas about the future are what made the History- Department interesting. Extensive research on our country ' s most recognized documents kept the students on their toes . The added treat was the Presidential election which was closely followed by many in this department. Background-Social Studies 82 Special Effects Taking pictures, shelving books and maga- zines, playing a game of chess or taking an exotic trip to Florida to study underwater life are just a few of the activities that many of our club members busy themselves with. Some clubs meet for plea- sure, others work for the school, musical clubs en- tertain and still others are educational. Even though times for meeting seem limited to project periods all survived. ill Yearbook Staff! ROW 1: Editor Sherry Schaefer, Sara Crabill, Dale Rennecker. ROW 2: Editor Mona Yoder, Cindy Williams, Cindy Beck, Nancy Herendeen. ROW 3: Sharon Graber, Lisa Albright, Jil Schoeff , Lori Augustyniak, Candi Weilbaker. ROW 4: Jodi Lederman, Cathi Stolte, Sharon Roy, Lorene Lloyd, Mrs . Holbrook . 84 Special Effects Lion ' s Tale Staff And Photo Club ROW 1: Tony Hudson, Brad Little, Tony Wittwer. ROW 3: Debby Feathers, Sue Miller, Mr. Stover. Not 2: Vicki Moore. Renee Johnson, Candi Weibaker. ROW pictured. Editor Lori Morgan. ROW 1 : Dean Leeper, Debby Feathers, Brian Anderson. Weilbaker. ROW 2 : President Mark Downing , Mrs . Holbrook , Dan 1 «M I Spanish Club And German Club ROW 1 : Cathy Overmyer, Debby Duesing. ROW 2: Sheri Hetrick, Pam Lantz, Cindy Williams , Carol Schaefer, Chari Halliday, Wendy Linnmier, Janet Shoaff. ROW 3: Mr. Graves Student Teacher, Eileen Notestine, Loree Wittwer, Lori Burger, Amy Hunt, Beth Green, Julie Miller, Linda Martin, Kim Clark, Miss Carr. ROW 1: Ann Shepard, Darla Porter, Heather Cleven, Michelle Miller, Heidi Springer, Jody Wright, Karen Huguenard , Tammy Doctor . ROW 2 : Wendy Kitzmiller , Melinda Yockey, Mr. Pickens, Mark Feathers, Jeff Beerbower, Mark Johnston, Pete Tormino, Jeanne Little. ROW 3: Wade Meadows, Mike Chambers, Ken Dwyer, Jim Nolan, Tom Wells, John Pauley. 86 Special Effects Marine Biology, Advanced Biology And Zoology Clubs ROW 1: Randy Steury, Mary Kay Steury, Mrs. Morris, Tammy Worman , Mr. Divelbiss. ROW 3: Mrs. Julius, Barb Daily. ROW 2: Caren Schweigel, Chuck Julius, Joyce Schaefer, Julia Kelly. ROWl: David Greiger, Robbie Robbins, Steve ROW 1 : Tim Weiss, Matt Greiger, RonBienz. ROW 2: Schlatter. ROW 2: Dan Dwyer, Jim Cunningham, Tony Todd Bertsch, David Butler, Randy Cleven, Jay Allwine. Wittwer. ROW 3: Gary Piatt, Mr. Divelbiss, Sue Miller, ROW 3: Mr. Divelbiss. Barb Daily. Special Effects Jr. And Sr, High Honor Society k, - ,JLJ ROW 1 : Jerry Farber , Andre Stovall , Lori Miller , Karen Zorger, Lori Burger, Julie Meinerding, Pani Roth, Amy Hunt, Diane Hankey, Beth Green. ROW 2: Cindy Williams, Cindy Sauder, Lisa Cartwright, Denise Federspiel, Bonny Klopfenstein, Shelley Glenn, Tammy Doctor , Sharon Graber . ROW 3 : Kir . Hartung , Chris Thomas, Lori Sylvester, Kathy Hursh, Jeanne Glenn, Ginger Morgan, Cheryl Dahlkamp, Janna Schlatter. ROW 4: Cindy Beck, Jyl Menshy, Joitta Delagrange, Jeff Clark, Trace Roth, Linda Crabill, Amy Yoder, Angie Culberson, Joyce Beerbower. ROWS: PatVendrely, Matt Greiger, Tim Doyle, Brenda Lengacher, Amy Shaffer, Dawn Miller, Carla Ridderheim, Janice Langston. ROW 1: Treasurer, Tony Hudson; Secretary, Debby Roth; Vice President, Marcia Tharp; President, Kent Yost; Mr. Hartung. ROW 2: Sue Miller, Lori Augustyniak, Robbie Robbins, DeeDee Fett, Tammy Lengacher, Jan Bellinger, Crysti Weilbaker, Melinda Yockey, Candi Weilbaker. ROW 3: Linda Cowan, Kim Clark, Kim Cowell, Barb Daily, Lisa Campbell, Gwen Amstutz, Laurie Sanford, Sara Crabill, Sheila Burger, Lana Yost. ROW 4: April Thomas, Tony Wittwer, Chuck Julius, Randy Poisel, Dan Kissell, David Greiger, Gary Piatt, Amy Schwartz. Debby Porter. ROW 5: Kevin Roth, Todd Lederman, Jim Bollier, Jim Weaver. Special Effects Jr. And Sr. High Student Council ROW 1 : Karen Hajmasy, Boyd Leichty, Trace Roth, Ty Miller, Curtis Miller. ROW 2: Mr. Gabet, Carla Ridderheim, Rita Kaiser, David Carnahan, Joitta Delagrange, Darlene Delagrange . ■■mnn K rt M . ' Av A Vf fll t -l S % K l ' ' K.. r BKkl - B c_ j ' ' tf t m jl ' K Bi ilK 9 xjB m V f W K K ' W Jf i H 1 1 I . ; ! 69 -r JH 1 ' 1-1lVi j. 1 ' b y PHH| W J rV QH JB h jl« BM rm -A yUl HliB 1 JH m M ROW 1: Mr. Gabet, Debbie Roth, Tony Hudson, President April Thomas, Robbie Robbins, Vice President Karen Hajmasy, Darrell Hankey. ROW 2: Charlotte Delagrange, Tammy Lengacher, Lesia VanZile , Greg Peck, Kevin Roth, Curtis Liechty, Bruce Cole, Tony Wittwer. ROW 3: Sue Miller, Sheila Burger, Mona Yoder, Sherry Schaefer, Robin Caywood , Jim Weaver, Candi Weilbaker. ROW 4: Andre Stovall, Doug Short, Dee Dee Fett, JimBollier, Randy Butt, Lori Augustyniak , David Martin, Sara Crabill. Special Effects 89 Sr. High Drama Club ROW 1 : Kathy Overmyer, David Greiger, Mary Garman, Mike Overmyer, David Martin, Laurie Sanford, Tony Hudson, Crysti Weilbaker, Randy Poisel, Robbie Robbins, Kim Cowell, Anita T ' sas. ROW 2: Sue Miller, Nick Miller, Stephanie Grabowski, Kathy Wells, Gwen Minnick, Lisa Campbell, Tony Wittwer, Karen Hajmasy, Marcia Tharp, Barbara Bunch, Jil Schoeff, Darrell Hankey, Chuck Julius, Virginia Peh. ROW 3: Dan Kissell, Barbara Daily, Steve Shaffer, Terri Camahan, Sharon Graber, Linda Martin, Renee Johnson, Julia Kelly, Sandy Oplinger, Amy Hunt. ROW 4: Connie Sharp, Diane Hanky, Mr. Stover, DeeDee Fett, Vicki Moore . !;iS;i -Si:. ' S. ?j Jr. High Drama Club And Speech Team ROW 1; Beth Bridges, Dawn Kitzmiller, Lori Yoder, Bobbi Klea, Teresa Minnick, Sue Hobson, Dawn Craig, Jill Linnemeier, ROW 2; Rosemary Meadows, Julie Lewandowski, Susan Huguenard , Deneen DeWitt, Shelly Neuhouser, Tracy Miller, Karen Herendeen, Erin Doyle, Darlene Delegrange, Rhonda Frick. ROW 3; Rodney Cole, Craig Martin, Tony Hudson, Ty Miller, Dan Kissel, Todd Bertsch, Eugene Liechty. Mr. Stover, Eric Ball, Tony Hudson, Lisa Campbell, Tony Wittwer, Karen McCormack, Dave Scott, Connie Sharp. I ' J Special Effects 9i A,V. Projectionists Club And Librarians Club ROW 1 : ' ' Herman ' ' , Ty Miller. ROW 2: Mr. Larming, Pat Miller, Jim Julius, George Hodgdon. Artherhults, Brent Snyder, Mrs. Julius, Kenny Fries, L ' yTui ROW 1 : Tim Sanf ord , Valerie Zych , JoAnn De LaBarre , Jeannie Glenn, Kim Sellars, Janice Renfrew, Julie Lewandowski, James Wittwer , Mrs. Sylvester. ROW 2: Don Caywood, Mark Whipple, Gary Bartle, Terral Vlot, Rhonda Slentz, Teresa Minnick, Mary Ann Glass, Tracy Miller, Maria Leffers, Mrs. Morris, Deneen DeWitt, ROW 3: Cindy Sauder, Jackie Speith, Beth Bridges, Lisa Albright , Tammy Doctor , Denise Federspeil , Stacy Combs . 92 Special Effects Jr. High Sportsmen And Rocket Club ROW 1: Scott Garside, Kevin Pocock, Doyle Steury, Danny Leslie, Kevin McCoy, Ron Reed. Larry Mowan. ROW 2: Mr. Heller, James Wittwer, ROW 1: Dairell Graber, Al Stovall, Alan Rauch, David Warner, Kevin Ely, Jerry Farber, Byron Furmell. Carnahan, John Shidler. ROW 2: Mr. Hartung, Mike Special Effects 93 F.H.A. And Service Club ROW 1- Mrs. Schmidt, Lisa Cartwright, Mary Carpenter. ' Chris Chapman. ROW 3: Vema Miller, Joyce Schafer, ROW 2: Virginia Pelz, Owen Minnick, Cindy Schambers, Becky DeWitt, Rosa Miller, Demse Firman. ROW 1: Mr. Jones, Eugene Liechty, RickMowan, Jodi Lederman, Kathy Wells, Mary Carman, Randy Poisel. ROW 2: Pam Lants, Debbie Scott, Valerie Hill, Terri Camahan, Diane Hankey, Tonya Wright, Ann Rhonemus. ROW 3: Steve Shaffer, Lori Miller, Cristal Delagrange, Jannie Renfrow, Donna Pine, Debby Wells, Tammy Horn . ROW 4 : Brian Salyer , Andre Stovall , Lisa Wells, Denise Pulver, Sandy Oplinger, RuthMozena. 94 Special Effects Booster Club ROW 1 : Sheila Burger, President Crysti Weilbaker, April Thomas , Melinda Yockey , Rosan Butler . ROW 2 : Karen Putterbaugh, Nancy Herendeen, Chris Thomas , Vicki Neuhouser. ROW 3: Karla Liechty, Ellen McKinley, Pam Roth, Vice President Candi Weilbaker, Mr. Pickens. ROW 4: Becky DeWitt, Gwen Minnick, Sandy Oplinger, Cindy Williams, Cindy Sauder, Pam Lantz, Beth Green, Brenda Lengacher. ROW 5- Mary Glass, Cindy Beck, Candy Moon, Rita Kaiser, Joitta Delagrange, Cheryl Dahlkamp, Jenny Herendeen, Eileen Notestine , Carri Weilbaker. ROW 6: Lisa Albright, Tammy Roberts, Kim Reasoner, Amy Yoder, Billi Pocock, Kelly Miller, Teresa Kurtz, Connie Witwer. ROW 7: Deneen DeWitt, Cathy Moon, Erin Doyle, Karen Herendeen, Teresa Minnick, Kathy Hursh, Kim Sellars, Lisa VanAllen, Maria Yoder. ROW 8: Elizabeth Carpenter, Dawn Bender, Kristine Steury, Kara Butler, Kim Roth, Sharon Shepard, Dawn Kitzmiller , Lori Yoder, Shelley Neuhouser. Special Effects 95 Swing Choir And Concert Choir ROW 1: Kent Yost, Lisa Campbell, Rob Robbins, Teresa Kirtland, Karen Hajmasy, Judy Kitzmiller, Dawn Liech- ty. Heather eleven. Chuck Julius. ROW 2: Jayne Max- field, Kathy Wells, Linda Klea, DebMedcalfe, Lori Henderson, Ken Dwyer, Darrell Hankey. ROW 3: Mar- tha Smith, Stef Grabowski, Jodi Lederman, Dale Ren- necker. ROW 4: Brad Henry, David Martin, Mike Over- myer, Tim MorricaL ROW 1: Peggy Stabler, Debby Duesing, Stephanie Grabowski, Todd Kirtlan, Jeff Beerbower, TySchoeff, Ted Collins, Becky DeWitt, Judy Kitzmiller, Karen McCormack. ROW 2: Cindy Chapman, Wendy Kitz- miller, Heather eleven. Dawn Liechty, Linda Klea, Chris Thomas, Dennis Leazier, Shannon Atkinson, Dawn Parkinson, Debbie Medcalf, Vicki Fisher. ROW 3: Teresa Piatt, Jodi Lederman, Kay Cummins, Arm Rhonemus, Collene Chapman, Darrell Hankey, Mike Overmyer, Nick Miller, Brad Henry, Martha Smith, Terry Shelton, Aimette Miller, Tammy Lengacher, Teresa Kirtlan. ROW 3: Virginia Pelz, Kathy Over- myer, Gwen Minnick, Beth Christman, Lisa Camp- bell, Chuck Julius, Robert Bums, Tim Morrical, Anita T ' sas, Lori Henderson, Jayne Maxfield, Chris Chapman, Barbara Bunch, Cindy Hicks. 96 Special Effects ' msr m: Girls Glee And Jr. High Choir ROW 1: Mr. Flick, Pam Lantz, Teri Delagrange, Cindy Williams, Janice Renfrew, Karla Liechty, Chris Crosby, Karen Zorger, student teacher, Mr. Mahlson, ROW 2: Linda Cowan, Denise Federspiel, Ann Nolan, Lori Mil- ler, Bonny Klopfenstein, Chris Craig, Debbie Lengacher. ROW 3: Chari Halliday, Renee Resor, Sharon Graber, Sheri Cooper, Tammy Henry, Elaine Wisniewski, Vicki Neuhouser, Cheri Schwartz. ROW 4: Caren Schweigel, Tammy Steigerwald, Lana Yost, Terri Camahan, Tamm-y Worman, Leisa VanZile, Gina Brown, Marcia Peterson, Jenny Cook. ROW 1 : Marcy Strauss, Teresa Strong, Candy Moon, Chris Doll, Todd Delagrange, David Camahan, Lisa VanAUen, Becky Landry, Dawn Kitzmiller, Deneen De- Witt, Julie Lewandowski. ROW 2: Joyce Beerbower, Beth Bridges, Carla Schwartz, Brenda Hochstestler, Tammy Jones, Darrell Graber, Randy Cleven, Duane Caywood, Ren Delagrange, Rhonda Frick, Darlene Delagrange, Tammy Keim, Tammy Thompson, Tina Franlc, Stacy Combs. ROW 3: Maria Gee, Jeanne Glenn, KathyHursh, Tammy Roberts, Cathy Moon, Erin Doyle, Marlene Delagrange, Bob Reiser, Scott Boxberger, Tom Bender, Ann Smith, Kim Sellare, Jane Stout, Brenda Slyter, Melanie Weidner, Mary Nolan. ROW 4; Rhonda Bailey, Debby Dorsey, Valerie Hill, Teresa Donat, Wendy Linnemeir, Jody Hatfield, Tersa King, Brenda Lengacher, Tim Doyle, Chris Wittwer, Danny West, Billi Pocock, Tammy Troyer, Jane Zorger, Pam Working, Joyce Mires, Terral Vlot. ' m Special Effects 97 Sr. High Band Sophomores ROW 1: Darla Porter, Wendy Litmemeier, Cheryl Ridder- heim. ROW 2: Wendy Kitzmiller, Sheri Hetrick, Teresa West, Jackie Gustin. ROW 3: Arthur Schwartz, Troy Slentz, Gary Cooper, Gordon Liechty, Jeanne Little. ROW 4: Mark Greiger, Doug Sanford, Mark Stailey, Ken Dwyer. ROW 5: Paul Crush, Tom Wells, Randy Fisher, Tim Len- gacher Seniors ROW 1: Nick Miller, Kent Yost, Randy Poisel, Scott Lantz. ROW 2. Dale Rennecker, Bruce Cole, Marcia Tharp. ROW 3: Debbie Porter, Amy Schwartz, Kathy Wells 1 i i iliil - ' i .. m wzjf - n jJ BK B rXh V B I ROW 1 : Melinda Yockey, Debby Feathers, Barbara Bunch, Karen Gustin, Robin Liechty, Vicki Moore, Gary Temple, DeeDee Fett, Debby Medcalf, Renee Johnson, Lauiie Sanford. ROW 2: Lorene Lloyd David Martin, Robbie Rob- bins, Larry Ramsey, Curtis Liechty Juniors ROW 1: Sherry Moorehead, Jyl Menshy, Mary Car- penter, Rick Bienz. ROW 2: Lisa Cartwright, Pam Stailey, Linda Martin, Lori Sylvester. ROW 3: Julie Miller, Craig Chapman, Mark Shepard, Mark Anderson. ROW 4: Rick Zimmerman, Dennis Miller, Tom Kirk, Andy Pelz Freshman Special Effects Jr. High Band, Sr, And Jr. High Major- ettes ROW 1: Janna Schlatter, Shelley Neuhouser, Renee Beck, Becky Ehlers, Kelly Garman, Mary Glass, David Hosier. ROW 2: Rhonda Slentz, Nancy Pfis- ter, Susan Huguenard, Ginger Morgan, Joitta Dela- grange, Amy Yoder, Linda Crabill, Teresa Kurtz, Beth DeWitt, Patty Souder. ROW 3: Theresa Min- nick, Kay Leeper, Susie Hobson, Lisa Albright, Kim Reasoner, Connie Witmer, Dawn Craig, Rita Kaiser, Carri Weilbaker. ROW 4: Cheryl Dahlkamp, Jay Alwine, Angle Culberson, Jeff Wright, LyunGerig, Karen Cavanaugh, Duane Guingrich, Jeff Walters, Sharon Shepard, Kris Ridderheim. ROW 5: Elizabeth Carpenter, Eric Gustin, Trace Roth, Tim Sanford, Mark Whipple, Eric Gibson, John Shidler, Lynn Lanning, Dawn Bender, Kim Roth, Al Stovall. ROW 6: Cindy Beck, Tonya Bums, Jon Yoder, Ron Dela- grange, Mike Krause, Ruben Schwartz, Ty Miller, Kerry Osbom, Matt Grieg er, Jeff Clark. ROW 1: DeeDee Fett. ROW 2: Teresa West, Vicki Moore. ROW 3: Jackie Gustin, Linda Martin. ROW 4: Julie Miller, Laurie Sanford, Wendy Linnemeir. ROW 1: Carri Weilbaker, Cheryl Piatt, Rita Kaiser. ROW 2: Dawn Craig, Tracy Miller, Rhonda Slentz, Teresa Minnick. Special Effects 99 Drill Squad And Mat Maids ROW 1: Pam Roth, Dorene Wagner, Co-Captain Lisa Chapman. ROW 3: Denise Pulver, Christi Waldrop, Wells, Captain Debbie Roth, Jan Bellinger, Linda Klea. Sharon Roy, Kay Cummins, Sheri Hetrick, Lisa Camp- ROW 2: Sandy Waldrop, Annette Miller, Renee Johnson, bell, Lori Henderson, Coleen Chapman, Tammy Wor- Lesia VanZile, Robin Caywood, Chari Halliday, Chris man, Caren Schweigel. ROW 1 : Barb Daily, Laura Busche, Mary Kay Steury, Karen McCormack. ROW 2: Mr. Kerbel, Lisa Her- man, Coleen Chapman, Judy Kitzmiller. 100 Special Effects Lettermens Club ROW 1 : Robert Burns, Tony Hudson, Randy Poisel, Mike Overmeyer, David Greiger, Robbie Robbins, Kent Yost, Greg Neuhouser, Brad Little. ROW 2: Vince Kipfer, Kevin Steury, Pat Johnson, Dan Dwyer, Tim Garrison, Dan Kissell, Curtis Liechty, Mark Feathers, Todd Leder- man, ?vlr. Piatt. ROW 3: Tom Morrical, Don Dean, Dave Miller, Gary Baughman, Steve Wagner, Tim Morrical, Bill Hicks, Leo Garman, Mr. Hey. ROW 4: Ken Dwyer, Paul G rush. Bill Klea, Kevin Roth, Kevin Butler, Chuck Julius, Mike Heller, Bruce Cole, Mr. Butt. ROWS: Andre ' Stovall, Rick Walters, Arthur Schwartz, Tim Miles, Barry Delagrange, Herb Maier, Gary Piatt, Greg Peck, Gene Miller, Mr. Stuckey. ROW 6: Randy Steury, Tom Kirk, Chuck Gee, John Blough, Glenn Gerke, Audie Burger, DeanEckland, Jeff Linn, Mike Tharp. Special Effects loi Sr. And Jr. High G.A.C. ROW 1: Sue Miller, Julie Meinerding, Lori Burger, Wendy Kitzmiller, Chris Chapman, Renee Johnson, Debby Feathers, Anita T ' sas. ROW 2: Ann Nolan, Ten Delagrange, Gwen Minnick, Jeanne Little, Tammy Hudson, Sheila Burger, Lana Yost, Lori Augustyniak. ROW 3: Cindy Hicks, Cindy Sauder, Coleen Chapman, Tammy Worman, Cheri Schwartz, Sara Crabill, Gina Brown, Mona Yoder, Sherry Schaefer, ROW 4: Kelly Mahan, Debbie Scott, Laura Busche, Jenny Fries, Lisa Herman, Debbie Bryan, Lori Miller, Eileen Notestine, Miss Baumgartner, ROW 1 : Jody Hatfield , Dawn Miller, Angela Driver, Tammy Troyer, Tonya Bums, Maria Gee, Renee Beck. ROW 2: Rhonda Bailey, Janna Schlatter, Amy Shaffer, Carla Ridderheim, Kelly Miller, Billi Pocock, Mr. Pickens. ROW 3: Joyce Beer- bower, Linda Crabill, Cheryl Dahlkamp, Amy Yoder, Gi: er Morgan, Kay Leeper, Jackie Speith. ROW 4: Cindy Beck, Candy Moon, Rita Kaiser, Pam Working, Erin Doyle, Ren Dela- grange, Marlene Delagrange, Cheryl Piatt. ROW 5: Bobbi Klea, Kelly Carman, Terral Vlot, Teresa Minnick, Tracy Miller, Karen Herendeen, Rhonda Frick, Darlene Delagrange, Jill Linnemeier, Dawn Craig. 102 Special Effects 1976-77 Class Officers 12th Grade ROW 1 : Sec. Gwen Amstutz, Pres. Lori Morgan, V. Pres. Mike Over- myer, Treas. Debbie Roth 11th Grade ROW 1 : Pres. Robbie Robbins, V. Pres. Sara Crabill, Sec. DeeDee Fett, Treas. Gene Miller 10th Grade ROW 1: Pres. Jim Bollier, Treas. Teresa West, Sec. Julie Reider, V. Pres. Kevin Roth 9th Grade ROW 1 : Sec. Pam Roth, V. Pres. Lori Sylvester, Treas. Jeff Beer- bower, Missing-Pres. Chris Oddou 8th Grade 7th Grade ROW 1: V. Pres. Brenda Lengacher, ROW 1: V. Pres. Jill Linnemeir, Treas. Janna Schlatter, Sec. Linda Treas. Marlene Delagrange, Sec. Crabill, Pres. Trace Roth Kim Burkett, Pres. Matt Meinerding Special Effects i03 Varsity Cheerleaders April Crysti ROW 1: Jon Smckey, Kevin Steury, David Greiger, Pat Thomas, Melinda Yockey, Sheila Burger, Crysti Weil- Johnson, Bob Norton. ROW 2: Rosan Butler, April baker. ■ -• f ' Ws •«w. 1! I llJi i serve,rreshman Ana Jr. High Cheerleaders N ancy Herendeen, Karen Putterbaugh, Chris Thomas, Vicki Neuhouser, Chris Oddou. kl BOTTOM TO TOP: Pam Roth, Karla Liechty, Ellen McKinley. ROW 1: Erm Doyle, Kelly Butler, Susan Scudder. ROW 2: Linda Crabill. t h- Ji ' •■--. Special Effects 105 Touchdown!!! Slioot for Two!!! and Home Run!!! Fans cry out these cheers to their favorite players on the football field, bas- Icetball court and baseball diamond. They thrill as they watch the final sec- onds of each game ticl ; by talcing their eyes off the games only for such things as 3rd quarter col ;es and half time drill squad rou- tines. These fans were rarely disappointed at Leo ' s games this year with the performances. Instant Replay i07 Woodlan Defeated! Well, it only took 9 years, but Leo finally beat Woodlan in Football, The Lions scored with two minutes left in the game for a 20-13 victory over the host Warriors, handing Woodlan its fourth loss of the season, Leo and Woodlan were tied 7-7, going into the fourth quarter. Both teams had scored in the second quarter. Leo scored first in the final period, senior Bruce Cole scoring his sec- ond touchdown of the game on the eight-yard run, Dan Amstutz brought the Woodlan homecoming crowd back to life with his second touchdown with about four minutes left in the game. But Leo drove right back down into Woodlan ' s territory, to the 21 -yard line, where quarter back Tony Hudson threw a touchdown pass to Herb Maier for the Lion ' s lead again. The Lions killed the Warrior ' s final threat on a pass intercep- tion in the final moments of the game, IT WAS LEO ' S FIRST WIN EVER OVER WOODLAN! ROW 1: Ted Collins, Bill Hicta, Bruce Cole, Mark Sites, Paul Scudder, Greg Peck, Steve Schlatter. ROW 2: Jim Weaver Mgr; Glenn Gerke, Tom Morrical, Chuck Gee, Bob Norton, Vince Kipfer, Don Dean Tim Momcal, Herb Maier Mr. Lake. ROW 3: Ken Dwyer, Mgr; Tim Zink, Todd Holderman, Tony Hudson Dan Kissell, Lynn Ander- son, Bret Facta, Tim Garrison, Kevin Steury, Dan Dwyer, Mr. Steinhauser. ROW 4: Mike Overmyer Pete Au- gustyniak, Mik Tharp, Sherman Liechty, Jeff Linn, Robbie Robbins, Pat Johnson, Robert Bums, Jon Stuckey, Kent Yost, Don Carey, Mr. Gabet Instant Replay Football 3. Tim Garrison tries to secure his tackle. 4. Don Carey makes tackle; Glemi Gerke and Tom Morrical are ready to assist. 5. We ' re off to see the wizard. Instant Replay Footballiog Reserve Football 1ST ROW: Tim Zink, Keith Amstutz, Paul Kaiser, Gary Bertsch, Paul Crush; 3RD ROW: Jeff Bums, Mike Tharp, Baughman, Bill Klea, Jim BoUier, Paul Scudder; 2ND Jeff Linn, Bob Bums, Chuck Cee, Tom Morrical, ROW: Greg Peck, Phil Klopfenstein, Tom Wells, Lynn Coach Steinhauser. Anderson, Jeff Bacon, Don Dean, Jim Nolan, Doug 9th Grade Football 1ST ROW: LynnGerke, Mark Andereon, Dennis Miller, Coach Kerbel, Ty Schoeff, Rod Pontius, Rick Zim- Charlie Klea, Jerry Farber, Craig Chapman, Dean merman, Greg Hill, Dave Butler, Brian Saylor, Jeff Fredrick, Todd Kirtlan, Mark Collins, 2ND ROW: Wehner, Kevin Norton, Mgr. Andre Stovall. 110 Instant Replay Football ' ' Unbeaten Season yy The Volleyball ' s Season record was 8-0. They were second in the conference and third in the tournament. Mike Heller and Kerry Mil- ler were all conference. The most valuable award went to Kerry Miller. f_§. i §. © 1ST ROW: Barry Delagrange, David Grieger, Tom Kirk, Mike Chambers, Kenny Steury, Matt Heller, Mgr. Rick Walters. 2ND ROW: Gary Piatt, Kerry Miller, Dave Miller, Scott Stuckey, Randy Poisel, Mike Heller, Coach Stuckey. 1. Junior, Barry Delagrange, con- centrates on his serve. 2. Randy Poisel and Coach Stuckey look concerned. 3. Matt Heller G David Greiger listen to their instructions. Instant Replay Volleyball m Lions Capture ACAC Crown The High School Girls Volleyball team had a great season this year. They had a good showing in both of the tournaments they partici- pated in. The girls were victorious in the ACAC Tourney, and were the runner-ups in a tough Sec- tional, where they were de- feated by Concordia, the state runner-up. The victory over all the ACAC schools was special to everyone. This is the first time that Leo, under Coach Baumgartner, won the ACAC. The girls finished their season with an 8-0 ACAC record and a 23-3 overall record. With 5 re- turning starters and a lot of strong underclassmen, Leo should do even better next year than they did this year. 1. Reserve player Julie Neuhouser puts a defensive block on the Northrup Bruins. 2. Managers Laura Bowyer Michelle Heller. 3. Sue Miller anxiously spikes the ball. 12 Instant Replay Volleyball 1ST ROW: Lori Sylvester, Teri Meinerding, Lorene Lloyd, Bonnie Delagrange, Karen Gustin, Lana Klopfenstein, Jeannie Little; 3RD: Yost; 2ND ROW: Coach Baumgartner, Mona Yoder, Tammy Hudson, Lori Miller, Julie Neuhouser, Julie Sara Crabill, Janet Shoaff, Sue Mil- ler, Beth Christman, Lori Au- gustyniak, Sheila Burger. 1. Karen Gustin practicing her serve. 2. Lana Yost sets a teammate. Instant Replay Volleyball ii3 Highlights Of The Season The Lions started off their season without any re- turning starters but Coach Butt says It ' s good experi- ence for the guys. The team lost 5 out of 12 games, losing by 3 points or less in all of them. The highlights of the season were the Coun- ty Tourney, where we lost in the finals against Carroll, beating Adam Central, Nor- well. New Haven, and Heri- tage. The Lions defeated Garrett in the Sectionals 69 to 67, but in the second game the Lions were de- feated by DeKalb 66 to 60. Coach Butt expressed: The season ' s record was 11-12 and that this year ' s team did better than expected, but next year ' s team is expected to do better! 1. Gary shoots over outstreched arms of opponent. 2. Coach Butt tells how it should be done. 1ST ROW: Bany Delagrange, Don Carey, Herb Maier. 2ND ROW: Tim Christman, Robbie Robbins, Gary Piatt, Kerry Miller. 3RD ROW: Scott Stuckey, Dave Miller, Kent Yost, Loren Stuckey. 114 Instant Replay Basketball ' --J H S j C-oK. ' - J ?1.XH.S. - ■ Si-. ' v ' S f  ' 1 . Robbie Robbins attempts to add one from the charity stripe. 2. Stand back . . . Dave ' s comin ' through. 3. Dave tries to pump in a base-line jumper. 4. Ready . . . Aim . . . Fire. 5. Dave uses his heighth to score for the Lions. 6. Barry tries to set something up. 7. Gary Piatt and Herb Maier look on. « Instant Replay Basketball 115 Reserve Basketball Wi siiy sill I 1ST ROW: Audie Burger, Matt Heller, Paul Kaiser, Jim Scott Stuckey, Loren Stuckey, Brian Salyer, Tim Zink. Bollier, LyimGerke; 2ND ROW; Coach Hey, Tom Kirk, 9th Grade Basketball v ' 1ST ROW: Keith Amett, Steve Smith, Lyrm Gerke; 2ND Schlatter, 3RD ROW: Jeff Weher, David Butler, Cornell ROW: Mgr. Jeff Beerbower, Rod Liechty, Rick Vlot, Greg Hill, Brian Salyer. Zimmerman , Tom Kirk , Mgr . Todd Schoeneman , Coach 116 Instant Replay Basketball Lettermen Are Returning The cross country team experienced moderate success this season as we finished fourth in the AC -AC meet . The team was led by Junior Curtis Liechty who set a new school record of 12:55 for 2 1 2 miles and was all conference placing fourth . Next year it looks promising as all lettermen are returning. 1 . Leo ' s Rod Smith and Kevin Roth give their opponents a run for their money . 2 . Audie Burger looks mighty determined . 3 . Steve Smith and Gene Miller do some warm-ups before the meet. 4. Gene Miller displays his outstanding will power. Instant Replay n7 Leo Girls Set New Record The 1977 girls basketiall team had an excellent sea- son. The girls set a new mark in Leo history by go- ing all the way to semi -state finals. Three juniors, Lori Augustyniak, Sara Crabill and Sue Miller were select- ed to the ACAC conference team along with many tournament honors. Good Luck next yearl 1. Team membeis celebrate after the regional victory. 2. Sue Miller gets her well deserved piece of the net. 3. Seniors Sheila Burger, Gwen Minnick, and Mona Yoder go to accept the regional trophy. Reserve team, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Klopfenstein, Lori Burger, Eileen Notstein, Cindy Sauder, Sherry Schwartz, Ann Nolan, Gina Brown, Lori Sylvester 118 Instant Replay i -?f ■■% - r O.G. Bud Steinman Tbe aU-Regl(Hial basketball team, selected by llie News-Sentinel: NAME, SCHOOL Laura Augustyniak, Leo Carol Blauvelt, Heritage Sara Crabill, Leo Jeanne Little, Leo Sue Miller, Leo All Semistate T e all-Fort Wayene Semistate team, selected by nie News-Sentloel: Ijiira AiiPiVvnlak Ij-n Jr. Teri RoslnsM, Norwell Sr. ;iie MUlRF. i.«o_ Jr. iierrl KumJer, NorwdL ■. Jackie WUson, Anderson Jr. Ready to Roar Sati Here are the Leo Lions who will take on Anderson at Brown, Sheil, Northrop Saturday in the second game o( the Girls Semistate Julie Meiner High School Basketball Tournament. First row. left to right: nick, Coach L Cindy Sauder, Laura Augustyniak, Teri Delagrange, Gina Juniors Sara, Augie Sue Pace Leo to Championship I, disposed of a game but outclassed Snider team In Monday ' s title game before some 600 fans on the Panthers ' home court, 50-40. n had 18 in the victory while contributed 15 and Miller U. e hit 18 of 36 shots he Panther front t of 38 and Regions. y i JM P ' devised SOFA - shooters r amazing total of 64 SWIVEL game to only 48 for l)eo. ' t hit on 20 for a fine 42 per cent v..... WE Fi Panthers found the range on Just 17 lot Sdh only 20 per cent. Another major differ- in the two teams. ' Senior Sue Woolems, before fouling out ■ PLiAi with four and one-half minutes to play, ni l was the bright spot for Snider as she Call It. scored 16 points. This gave her 58 for the APF tournament and tied her with Augustyni- ak for scoring honors in the sectional. Leo led by a slim 9-8 margin at the end of the first period and Wooiems had all eight of those Panther points. In the sec- ond quarter the Leo gals began to pull away as Angle ' s eight points led the way for the county squad. At the half the margin was eight at 25-17 By the end ol the third quarter Leo had upped its margin to 12 at 41-29 and then it was just a question of time. The Lions enjoyed their biggest lead at 14 points, 45-31, when Butler began to sub- stitute. Snider, with Cynthia Jackson hit- ting a bucket and Karen Turner two. got the margin down to nine at one time be- fore Butler went back to his starters to sew it up. For the three games needed to win the tournament Leo scored 157 points and ' rabill-Augustynlak-Miller trio had ' with Miller getting 40 and Leo cai girls ' re By LOU ANN SNODGRES! A Civil War broke out at No High School last evening as the county school of Leo took on the county school of Heritage to dett this season ' s IHSAA Glris Region; kelball championship There is no reason to begin re ' history because the north won again. Leo ' s Lions rolled over He 69-45, in an outstanding display i control an6 outside shooting. The Patnots were never really contest as the Lions jumped out ii with a lO-point lead_by the endof U period of Anaerson i iexi lor D ' M . ByJIMCOSTIN After a couple of easier-Uian-expected victories, the Leo gals basketball team was still celebrating its Regional Tour- namnenl championship to av. the first Regional win (oMJie schoo There was a welcomf school Saturday night an ' session at the sair loca ' the students were e happy principal Loren . In Saturdays Ref ' the Lions gained a first taking out E sending Heritage to The Patriots gaine step further than year, by defeating Weatvlew In the open- pf. 53-40. Leo ball every week, It jputtered a bit at times during the Sec- tional Tournament, but was a well-oiled - ■10 Saturday. went slx-for-seven from the floor against Eastside to have more than a litUe to do with the outcome And the fifth starter, freshman |HnM||B|didn ' t score, but handledlhe baUwelTand is a real scrapper on defense (or the Lions. And i ver y fine pln ch-t formance by ' ' _ __ ■ bench 1 shots In short. tmal game ' : ' « Enter S 1 ' State young Westview team with l4 ' , Karen Lambright. , It took Leo a while to get unt ' ; le days second game. In fact Tiod saw the Lions and Easi those this same Heritagi really in the title game Saturu, Again Leo came up with some out- standing shooting Saturday, hitting 58 of 124 shoti in the two games for a mighty respectable 46 per cent • again it was Leo s front line of yL- ' i H ; ' ' Excellent Job ' Says Coach Kerbel! We had a very suc- cessful season this year, 6 out of 13 wrestlers were new and they did an ex- cellent job, says Coach Kerbel. It was the second year of Wrestling for the Lions each weight class was filled without forfeiting a meet. The team placed fourth in the Conference. Jon Stuckey and Bill Hicks placed second in the Sec- tional and went to the Regionals. Bill Hicks also had the most pins with 6, Glen Phillips was the most improved wrestler David Grieger was selected honorary captain. There were 12 lettermen this year, with only 5 lettermen return- ing next year. The Lion ' s record was 4 5. 1. Coaches Kerbel and Dubach anxiously await the outcome. 2. There ' s two more for the Lions. 3. Mike Overmyer tries to pin an opponent. jWiiiiiifiiiiMII 1ST ROW: Mgr. Alan Behm, Kenny Steury, Gorden Leichty, Robin Leichty, Stuart Clart, Glen Phillips, Paul Scudder, Steve Wagner, Mgr. Craig Chap- man. 2ND ROW: Mgr. John Hunt, Mgr. Robert Bums, Kevin Butler, Tom Evans, Randy Steury, Ty Schoeff , BillHicla, Tim Miles, Glenn Gerke, Alan Herman. 3RD ROW: Mgr. Gary Baughman, Kevin Steury, Steve Schlatter, Mike Overmyer, David Greiger, Pat Johnson, Jon Stuckey, Greg Dykhuizen, Coach Kerbal, Asst. Coach Dubach, Mgr. Jay Springer. 122 Instant Replay Wrestling ROW 1: Cindy Hicks, Melinda Yockey, Kelly Butler, Chris Thomas, Chris Crosby, Chris Oddou. ROW 2: Cheryl Ridderheim, Chris Chapman, Wendy Kitzmiller, Renee Johnson, Lana Yost, Sheila Burger. ROW 3: Miss B, Nan- cy Herendeen, Beth Christman, Jil Schoeff, Teresa Piatt .aM i9r- k0 rMfJ Optional Team Ends fectly Per- The girls gymnastics optional team had a perfect season this year. They ended their season with an 11-0 record. The inter- mediate team ended with a 7-4 record and the begin- ning girls finished with a 4-7 record. The All Confer- ence team consisted of Sheila Burger, Renee John- son, Cheryl Ridderheim, Jil Shoeff, Chris Thomas, and Melinda Yockey, The Lions were very well repre- sented in the Sectionals with Nancy Herendeen, Chris Thomas, and Jil Shoeff win- ning first place ribbons, Jil completed her season by winning first place in Regional competition and ending up in the State finals with her bar routine. The team should do quite well next year, but they will definitely miss Sheila Burger, the only senior on the squad. 1. Melinda Yockey uses a back hand spring in her routine. 2. Cheryl Ridderheim demonstrates perfect balance on the beam. 3. Melinda poses for the beginning of her routine. Instant Replay t)( ' ,5V ROW 1 : Robin Leichty , Gordon Leichty, Bruce Cole, Dennis Miller, Mark Strasser, Charles Klea, Todd Lederman, Mark Feathers, Curtis Leichty. ROW 2: Mr. Walton, Jim Bollier, Mark Stailey, Greg Peck, Gene Miller, Andy Pelz, Rod Pontius, Matt Heller, Rod Smith. ROW 3: Art Schwartz, Todd Kirtlan, Ken Dwyer, Jim Nolan, Bill Klea, Dan Dwyer, Greg Myers, Dave Miller, Brett Packs, Kent Yost, Jeff Wehner, Jeff Linn, Mike Chambers, Paul Kaiser, Paul Crush, Jerry Farber, mgr. 1 . Dan Dwyer clears the pole vault bar . 2 . Curt Liechty does some leg stretches as a warm-up. 3 . Dan Dwyer stops for a breath of air. 124 Instant Replay Track Shin Splints First Place The High School Boys Track teams record was 6-6. Curtis Leichty broke two school records, the mile and 2 mile . 1 Instant Replay Track 125 € ' 4 Sore Muscles The Leo Girl ' s Track Team ended their season with a 9-3 record. The girls finished second in the con- ference meet after winning it the two previous years. The girls had it rough some days as they had to run in freezing rain, push the bus downtown when it stalled, and had their share of in- juries. Many individuals still ended up breaking re- cords. Those being: Sheila Burger -80 yd. hurdles, Lisa Herman-mile, Julie Meinerd- ing-440 yd. dash. Tammy Doctor-220 yd. dash, Jean- nie Little -Softball throw, Lori Augustyniak-Long jump, Bonnie Klopfenstein, Deb Bryan, Sherry Schaefer and Tammy Doctor- 880 relay. Sectional winner was Sue Miller in the 880 and High jump and she also went to regionals. The team will be losing a few tough seniors, but the underclassmen should come back and boost Leo to a victorious season next year. 1. Lori Bushe after she has finished the 440 yd. dash. 2. Annette Miller takes off on her leg of the 880 relay. 3. Lori Burger finished well ahead of everyone in the 100 yd. dash. i. if ' - 126 Instant Replay Girls Track f { ROW 1: Jenny Fries, Lori Bushe, Lori Burger, Sheila Burger, Mona Yoder, Debby Feathers, ROW 2: Cathi Stolte, Teresa Piatt, Tammy Worman, Debbie Scott, Tammy Doctor, Bonnie Klopfenstein, Tammy Hudson, Elaine Wis- niewski, ROW 3: Lori Augustyniak, Jeannie Little, Lisa Herman, Annette Miller, Julie Meinerding, Sue Miller, Janet Shoaff, Sherry Schaefer, Julie Miller, Miss B. ill 1. Debby Feathers keeps close to the opponent ' s tail in the mile. 2. Lori Burger finishes another first in the 100. Instant Replay Girls Track 127 3rd In Conference 1ST ROW: Audie Burger, Rick Walters, Jeff Beerbower, Keith Amett. 2ND ROW: Mr. Piatt, Tim Miles, Brad Baker, Greg Neuhouser, Gary Cooper, Brad Little , Randy Poisel . The record for Golf this year was 10-10. They were 3rd in ACAC Conference. Greg Neuhouser had the best average and the best team score was 152. 1 . Keith Amett concentrates on the ball. 2. Audie Burger follows through with his shot. 3. Hey Tim, Where ' s your club? 4 . Rick Walters lines up the ball before putting. 5. Tim Miles takes an easy putt. ( mi: ' ' m 1ST ROW: Mike Heller Mgr. , Lyim Gerke, Tom Kirk, Glenn Gerke, Ken Fries, Randy Butt. Mgr. ; 2ND ROW: Dean Eckland, Barry Delagrange, Herb Maier, Tim Garrison, Bob Norton; 3RD ROW: Asst. Coach Mr. Butt, Donny Dean, John Blough, Robbie Robbins, Gary Piatt, Don Carey, Chuck Gee, Coach Mr. Hey. They Had A Tough Season Their season, although only two months long, is very intense . They play 23 games plus sectional. Their record was turned around this year by 8 one-run games which they lost. Their pitching was very good from two juniors , Bob Norton and Chuck Gee . Dean Eckland, a junior, was their third pitcher for relief and sometimes starter. The pitcher ' s ERA was great this year. Gee .98, Norton 1.87, and Elkland 1.61. Their hitting was led by juniors Gary Piatt ( . 375) and Glen Gerke ( . 407) , Gary Piatt and junior Don Carey led in RBl ' s, 17 and 14. They had three players receive honorable mention in ACAC -Glen Gerke, Catcher; Don Carey, Infielder; and Bob Norton, Pitcher. They had a tough season with a record of 11-10. 1 . Dean Eckland winds up. 2 . Herb Maier lays down a bunt . 3 . Robbie Robbins throws one to home . 4. John Blough fields the ball while Barry Delagrange gives words of encouragement. Instant Replay Baseball jmmmm% v ki W! P -ir ' i M ' I A, ' GIRLS VOLLEYBALL- 21 - 3 won Leo Lakeland Busco Busco Invit ' l Leo Leo W. Noble Invit ' l Norwell Carroll S. Side Invit ' l Leo Leo Lakeland Invit ' l Heritage Eastside Conference Leo FOOTBALL -7-3 Adams Central P. Heights Lakeland S. Wells Busco Garrett Carroll Heritage Woodlan Eastside GIRLS BASKETBALL- 17 Ehvenger Eastside Heritage Norwell Homestead N. Haven Woodlan Dekalb Angola Busco County Tourney Norwell Adams Cen. Concordia Sectional Dwenger Northside Snider Regional Eastside Heritage Semi -State Anderson Norwell 42 46 57 44 41 40 31 47 35 25 54 31 61 43 40 40 34 30 43 55 -3 Leo- 35 50 55 47 55 69 53 53 65 44 52 44 62 46 61 50 58 69 59 53 BOYS BASKETBALL Fremont Ehvenger Eastside P. Heights Norwell Harding Woodlan Hamilton Concordia Busco Dekalb Carroll County Tourney A. Central Norwell Carroll C. Noble N. Haven Heritage Homestead A. Centi ' al S. Wells Sectionals Garrett Dekalb 11-12 59 Leo 67 68 49 60 70 50 62 54 51 64 55 63 58 65 58 56 65 50 59 72 42 130 Instant Replay ; i S. ' ' Vs GIRLS GYMNASTICS begn intr opt ' l Homestead 71.90 48.50 00.00 Leo 64.15 58.45 76.20 Woodlan 47.60 00.00 48.30 Leo 64.90 62.60 89.05 Heritage 54.35 36.06 70.40 Leo 54.55 56.15 83.00 Carroll 51.65 39.00 21.00 Leo 47.10 51.15 77.75 Nortrup 74.15 77.60 81.70 Leo 57.20 51.75 85.50 New Haven 63.75 62.25 67.20 Leo 63.30 60.50 72.25 Norwell 65.95 61.65 45.85 Leo 52.00 50.60 74.40 Dekalb 51.40 57.10 48.95 Leo 62.60 67.25 90.10 Eastside 37.45 42.25 00.00 Leo 55.10 48.85 68.25 Wawasee 60.35 61.85 79.70 Leo 56.50 58.15 79.80 Wes Del 00.00 00.00 67.80 Leo 00.00 00.00 00.00 ACAC 47.77 44.35 58.12 2nd 1st 1st Sectionals 00.00 00.00 80.10 Records 4- -7 7--4 10--1 WRESTLING -4-S Eastside 21 Leo 37 Carroll 63 8 Angola 39 25 Westview 14 58 A. Central 42 30 Busco 23 34 Dwenger 63 4 Woodlan 36 31 Garrett 30 35 ACAC- 4th BOYS TRACK -6-6 Central Noble 87 Garrett 36 Heritage 79 Eastside 33 East Noble 90.5 Woodlan 36 Btisco 56 . 5 Norwell 80 Carroll 62 Heritage Relays -6th S. Wells 70 A. Central 25 Woodlan Relays -4th Angola 60 ACAC -4th East Noble Relays -11th Sectionals - Curtis Liechty 6th in mile Leo 40 91 47 47 36.5 66.5 66.5 6 6 64 64 67 GOLF won E. Noble Leo Woodlan C, Noble Dwenger Leo Leo C. City Leo Leo Carroll Leo Garrett Heritage N. Haven ACAC -3rd Leo Concordia -7-9 lost Leo Eastside Leo Leo Leo S. Wells A Central Leo Norwell Busco Leo S. Side Leo Leo Leo Dekalb Leo BASEBALL -11-11 Garrett Harding Dekalb Hamilton Antwerp Eastside Woodlan Carroll North Side North Side Heritage Chiirubusco S. Wells C. City C. City Norvvell South Side A. Central New Haven Angola C. Noble Sect ' s- Angola 2 2 3 4 3 8 4 66 Instant Replay i3T ' ; 8th Grade ROW 1; Pat Miller, Tim Land, Kent Roth, Rick Mowan; ROW 2: Denton Pursley, Geof Weldon, Tim Doyle, Jon Yoder, Ron Delagrange; ROW 3: Larry tanning. Ken Miller, David Butler, Terry Cooper, Mark Crush, Tim Weiss; ROW 4: Bryan Steury, Mark Early, Robbie Hartnett, Pat Vendrely, Mr. Heller 9 Mike Penkunas sprints for the touch- down and looses his opponent. Best Defensive Player; Mark Neuhouser Best Offensive Player; Brian Yost Coach; Mr, Schneider 7th Grade ROW 1: Ty Miller, Don Caywood; ROW 2: Mike Blough, John Shidler, Mike Penkunas, Jim Burns, Doyle Steury, Kevin Pocock, Brian Yost, Bob Heiser, Craig Halliday, Jeff Walters; ROW 3: Rod Cole, David Christman, Eugene Liechty, Mark Neuhouser, Mr. Schneider, Duane Caywood, Tim Sanford, MikeKrause, Mike Beck, Larry Mowan, Danny Leslie 132 Instant Replay Jr, High Football mMl Jr. High Girls Season Optional Record 2-2 Village Woods 45.05 Village Woods 61.65 Crestview 67. 15 Syracuse 49.55 Compulsory Record Village Woods Village Woods Crestview Eastside Wabash Syracuse 58.95 58.65 61.50 39.60 46.60 43,50 Leo 52.05 49.65 62.20 62. 88 4-2 57.10 52.00 64.25 58.65 47.65 58.50 Coach: Mrs. Herendeen ROW 1: Erin Doyle, Cheryl Piatt, Karen Herendeen, Linda Crabill, Tracey Miller ROW 2: Marlene Delagrange, Sue Scudder, Joyce Beerbower, Lisa Barnes, Amy Yoder, Jill Linnemeir, Rhonda Frick, Darlene Delagrange, Mrs. Herendeen 1. Player S9 Jim Bums runs to assist in the tackle. 2. The 7th grade team blocks for David Christman as he goes for a touchdown. Instant Replay Jr. High Gymnastics 133 8th Grade Season 3-6 Perry Hill 28 Leo 34 Dekalb 44 Leo 22 Eastside 23 Leo 31 Huntertown 41 Leo 29 Churubusco 31 Leo 28 Village Wds 46 Leo 28 Homestead 43 Leo 22 New Haven 44 Leo 22 Woodlan 27 Leo 43 Coach, Mr. Stuc key- ROW 1 : David Hoser, Boyd Liechty, Pat Vendrely, Matt Augustyniak, Ron Delegrange, Tim Amett, Ruben Schwartz; ROW 2: Greg Amstutz, Trace Roth, Robbie Hartnett, Tim Doyle, Ken Miller, Jon Yoder; Coach, Mr. Stuckey Best Defensive Player; Jeff Wright Best Offensive Player; Ray Pulver Coach, Mr. Schneider T, JTi. X JfirCLCjLe ROW 1: Rodney Cole, Brian Yost, Al Stoval, Tyson Miller, Jim Burns, Mike row ' 2: Mike Blough, Jeff Miller, Ray Pulver, Mark Neuhouser, Mr. Schneider, Ehiane Caywood, Bob Heiser 134 Instant Replay Jr. High Basketball ' mtr m fifc ROW 1: Ren Delagrange, Jana Schlatter, ROW 2: Rita Kaiser, Renee Beck, Meme Gee, Dawn Miller, Amy Yoder, Gina Morgan, Cheryl Dahlkamp, ROW 3: Rhonda Bailey, Kelly Garman, Terral Vlot, Pam Working, Tonya Burns, Theresa Mirmick, Dawn Craig, Mr. Pickens r- ' I ■ ! HP ' ' ' M .«ij| ii W Jr. if i Girls Season A, 5-5 B, 3-C Lancaster 34 Leo 27 Monroeville 23 Leo 22 Holy Cross 37 Leo 33 B team 22 Leo 26 Perry Hill 22 Leo 30 B team 14 Leo 22 Ossiam 17 Leo 32 Village Wds 25 Leo 33 Hunterto-ttoi 28 Leo 8 Christian 7 Leo 37 Woodside 23 Leo 20 Wayne Trace 12 Leo 25 B team 4 Leo 9 Awards Most Valuable Offensive Player: Tonya Bu rns Most Valuable Defensive Player: Rita Kaiser 1. Ray Pulver shoots for two ' 2. The 7th grade team huddles around coach Schneider. 3. Greg Amstutz grabs for the rebound. Instant Replay Jr. High Basketball 135 1. Pat Venderly bumps it up to a teammate. 2, Ray Pulver puts it between two opponents. Season Record 5-3 Won Huntertown Huntertown Woodlan Woodlan Lancaster Lost Monroeville Monroeville Monroeville The Leo Jr. High Volleyball team placed 2nd in league games, Monroeville Invitational Tourney Team Tim Doyle, Matt Augusty- niak, David Haisley, Mark Crush, Ken Miller, Ray Pul- ver, Trace Roth, Ruben Schwartz, Pat Venderly, Mark Whipple, Jeff Wright, Brian Yost, Managers: Eu- gene Leichty, Tom Bender; Coach Mr. Schlatter Awards Best Spikers; Tim Doyle, Ken Miller; Best Setter: Pat Venderly; Best Server: Brian Yost Jr. High Boys •H I ROW 1: Mark Crush. ROW 2: Tim Doyle, Matt Augustyniak, Brian Yost, Ruben Schwartz, Kevin Mull, David Haisley, Jeff Wright, Mark Whipple. ROW 3: Tom Bender, Eugene Liechty, Trace Roth. Missing: Pat Vendrely, Ken Miller, Ray Pulver 136 Instant Replay Jr. High Volleyball ROW 1: Kelly Miller, Carla Ridderheim, Tonya Bums, Meme Gee, Renee Beck, Dawn Miller. ROW 2: Amy Shaffer, Jane Zorger, Bill Pocock, Cheryl Dahlkamp, Mis. Piatt. ROW 3: Marlene Delagrange, Rhonda Frick, Darlene Delagrange, Dawn Craig, Theresa Minnick, Michelle Yoder © f § ROW 1: Pat Miller, George Hogdgon, Doyle Steury, Tom Overmyer, Kenny Osbom, Craig Hall iday, Mike Pekunas. ROW 2: Vince Leazier, Andy Over- myer, Brian Steury, Larry Mowan, Rick Mowan, Bob Heiser, Mark Weisen- burger, Scott Gaiside. ROW 3: MarkNeuhouser, Terry Cooper, Greg Amstutz, Neil Hindall, Mark Early, Chris Wittwer, Matt Greiger, Mr. Kerbel Jr. High Girls Volleyball Season 3-3 Won Village Woods New Haven Holy Cross Lost Monroeville Huntertown Belmont The girls volleyball team placed 3rd in the 4 -Way Tourney. Managers: Amy Shaffer, Jane Zorger Season Meets Winners: New Haven 62, Leo 10; Brian Steury, Craig Halliday, Greg Amstutz. St. Paul 45, Leo 6; Matt Greiger, Gar- rett 44, Leo 37; Craig Halli- day, Doyle Steury, Mark Weisenburger, Randy elev- en, Brian Steury, Matt Grei- ger, Chris Wittwer, Mark Early, Neil Hindall. Wood- side 45, Leo 36; Craig Halliday, Doyle Steury, Chris Doll. Manager, Ron Greer Coach, Mr. Kerbel Jr. High Boys Wrestling Instant Replay Jr. High Wrestling ij? i ' :iSSSSS!S :««mm.; '  ti !M m Jr. High Boys The Junior High boys track team tied 3rd in the conference by a very close margin getting beat by Lancanster by 1 2 pt. The most valuable player award was given to Mark Crush, Season Leo 53 Woodlan 56 Leo 65 Eastside 44 Leo 59 Churubusco 50 Leo 62 Angola 47 Leo 36 Huntertown 73 Record 4-1 ROW 1 : Rick Mowan , Kevin Mull , Ron Delagrange , Matt Augustyniak , David Hoiser, Jerry Keller, Ty Miller. ROW 2: Chris Wittwer, Bob Heiser David Christman, Neil Hindall, Skip Paul, Tim Weiss, David Butler, Pat Vendrely, Vince Leazier. ROW 3: !vlr. ' D ' , Robbie Hartnett, Ken Miller, Matt Greiger, Mark Crush, Jon Yoder, Eric Gibson, Tim Doyle, Mr. Schneider. Mary Brinkman and Tammy Thompson finish the 880. 138 Instant Replay Jr. High Track ROW 1: Jody Hatfield, Teri Thompson, Lori Saum, Erin Doyle, Ren Delagrange, Darlene Delagrange, Mary Ann Nolan . ROW 2: Rita Kaiser, Kelly Butler, Brenda Sluyter, Meme Gee, Renee Beck, Dawn Miller, Billi Pocock, Marlene Delagrange, Rhonda Frick. ROW 3: Dawn Bender, Amy Shaffer, Kelly Miller, Karla Ridderheim, Bobbie Klea, Kelly Carman, Angela Driver, Tonya Bums , Dawn Craig , Jill Linnemier . ROW 4 : Mr . Pickens 1 . Jill Linnemeir jumps for a 1st place . 2. Ren Delagrange keeps up the pace in the 440 yard run . 3. Team members after a meet. This year ' s team was one of the finest in desire and attitude. The team ' s abundance of 7th graders will make outstanding contenders for Leo next year. Excellent performances were turned in by Dawn Miller (69 sec . in 440) and Meme Gee (182 ft. in Softball throw). The girls this year were able to place a fine 2nd in the ACAC to Churubusco. In the journey to Terre Haute, Indiana, for the state meet, the 880 Medley team composed of Marlene and Darlene Delagrange, Rita Kaiser, and Dawn Miller placed 6th in the state! Congratulations girls! Record two: 1st places three: 2nd places 2nd in ACAC 20th in State of 47 Coach: Ray Pickens MVP: Dawn Miller Jr. High Girls Instant Replay Jr. High Track 139 Flowers to Fords to furniture, builders, banks and beauty shops — these and many other merchants cater to all our community ' s requirements . They offer employment, convenience and home town service. 140 Sponsored By Bmeais. M. itir- li|j5aw5 Sponsored By i4i ■hr nji Q nf 77 Country Home Fashions Delagrange Decorating John L. Fisher, Auctioner Dr . Mrs . 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Phone-627-2126 or 627-3411 Sponsored By i63 Though Many Hardships There are scenes of snowmobiling and cross country skiing and snowmen, of fire places roaring and snow drifts several feet high, roads closed and cars buried in ditches . But as the camera pans back across the school all is still and white . No school. The snow and cold and fuel sho rtages have taken their toll . Though many hardships , including industry shut-downs and pORTSM ANS4f AWAf?D ALLEN CO. BASKETBALL TdUR NEY 1977 i i5i i ; PP i5iiimiii ' ?i i, business closings resulted from the worst winter in Indiana ' s history, students (and 1 or 2 faculty) were delighted. For there was also a record number of snow days, 13 in all, two and a half times the old record of 5. And still it snowed . When scnool was in session, it was in 60° rooms because of the fuel shortage . Many basketball games were cancelled due to the snow but not the senior ski trip to Cannonsburg. Think Snow, they said, and think they did . Snow and winter fun for a weekend made special memories for the seniors . There were some things the snow didn ' t affect, however . It was the year of the ERA in athletics . The girls basketball team had its own state tourney and Leo ' s girls won the Regional title, before losing the title game of the Semi -State. Girls ' athletics brought home many ribbons and trophies in all areas this year, deserving the pride we felt for them. The old barriers went down, replaced by new achievements . And so closes the snow scene, to the pitter patter of little flakes lightly tapping the window pane , and the ground, and the trees, and the housetops and the little bunnies , and the big gorillas , and everything else is gone and all is w-h- i-t-e . . . When Act V finally came, it was Spring, and the snow finally left . It rained and rained, and rained . . . and the season of new things was on us . Enter actors and actresses, now dressed in white and blue jean painter pants , rocker bottom shoes , and shoes that tie around the ankles for girls. These are the fashions that made us, us. Many of the students had turned golden brown about this time, the result of their Spring break in the Sunshine State. Those who couldn ' t make it to Daytona got away to the exciting sounds of the Kiss mMmmm- - concert or A Star Is Born . A change of scene brings us to the Class Tourney, where the tug-of- war literally pulls whole classes together. For the second consecutive year the class of ' 78 swept away the lovely tin can trophy . Lights dim, action slows, candles set the mood for the next scene where couples are dining and dancing at the Black Rose. It ' s the Jr.-Sr. Prom, the romantic highlight of the Spring scene. And as no Act would be complete without its light comedy, so too does Spring appear accompanied by the pranks and high jinks of nearly everyone . Even the slapstick routines of water balloon -bombings and squirt guns seemed almost excusable relief to the two weeks of 90o temperatures . The seniors called for a senior-skip day which was rather successful, as was the mass detention held following the day of fun. They challenged the underclassmen to uphold their newly initiated tradition . The final Act, and then the action slows to final tests, final concerts , last day parties and partings . Some tears. Some relief. Some numbness . All finality for the seniors . Lockers are stripped bare, books returned, memories and pictures carefully tucked away. The last day is here. Underclassmen have the summer to look forward to and enjoy, knowing school will stay the same, waiting for them to return in the fall . But for the seniors it ' s different. They look to the future now and no longer to the past. Life will seem different for them without all these school happenings and precious memories. But they will walk out into the sunset, making new memories with jobs , or college, or marriage, to live happily ever after, we hope . And the narrator fades out and music and colors fill the screen, then slowly fades , too . The curtain closes, leaving all the memories of Scenes of ' 77 behind. Closing Credits OPENING . . . Mona Yoder G Sherry Schaefer, co- editors DIVISIONS . . . Mona Yoder PRELUDE . . . Sherry Schaefer SPECIAL GUEST STARS . . . Mona Yoder CO-STARRING . . . Jody Lederman PRODUCED BY . . . Sharon Roy BACKGROUND . . . Lorene Lloyd G Jil Schoeff SPECIAL EFFECTS . . . Candi Weilbaker G Nancy Herendeen INSTANT REPLAY . . . GIRLS . . . Sara Crabill BOYS . . . Dale Rennecker G Sherry Schaefer JR. HI . . . Mona Yoder SPONSORED BY . . . Sherry Schaefer CLOSING . . . Mona Yoder G Sherry Schaefer INDEX . . . Michelle Yoder G Staff PHOTOGRAPHS . . . Mark Downing, Dean Leeper, Debby Feathers, Brian Anderson, G Photo Class Closing 167 ' ' Index yy SENIORS AMSTUTZ, GWEN-8. 23, 25, 28, 41, 88, 103, 169. AUGUSTYNIAK, PETE-28. 33, 41, 108. BALL, ERlC-28, 41. BEACHY, NATHAN-U, 19, 24, 28, 29, 37, 40, 41, 106. BELLINGER, JAN-28. 30, 41, 79, 88, 100. BJORGE, JOEL-28, 35,41. BLOMBERG. STEVE-4I. BOWSER, BRUCE-41. BOYLE, DENNFS-41. BRANSON, ERLENE-24. 28, 34, 41. BURGER, SHElLA-8, 11, 20.21,25,29, 33,37,40,41,88, 89,95, 102, 104, 113, 118, 119, 123, 127, 165, 169. BUTLER, ROSAN-5. 20, 21. 28, 41, 95, 104, 165. CALLOW. DENNIS-28. 41. CAMPBELL. LISA-9. 15, 17.20,28.33.41,88,91.96, 100. CHANEY, BRYAN-28. 29, 41. CHAPMAN. CINDI-29, 41. 96. CLEVEN, ELAINE-24, 29, 32, 41. CLEVEN, RON-10, 29, 31, 41. COLE, BRUCE-8, 19. 29, 41, 89, 98. 101. 108. 124. CRAIG, JEFF-29. 41. CROTEAU. MArr-29, 41. CUNNINGHAN, JIM-11, 29, 41. 87. 164, 169. DELAGRANGE, CHARLOTTE-25, 29. 41. 89. DEWITT. BECKY-8. 29, 41. 94. 95, 96. DEWITT. NANCY-23, 24, 29, 41. DOWNING. MARK-30. 41, 78. 85. DUNFEE. MARC-8, 41. DWYER, DAN-8, 30, 41. 87, 98, 101, 108, 124. 125. GARMAN, MARY-8. 30. 41. 94. GERIG, JIM-20, 26, 29, 30. 34. 41. GRABER. CANDY-30. 41. GRABOWSKl, STEPHANIE-30, 41. 96. ORIEGER. DAVID-17, 18. 19. 21. 28. 30. 41. 87. 88. 101. 104. Ill, 122. GUINGRICH. BOB-IO. 30. 41. HAJMASY, KAREN-11, 14. 21, 23. 31, 41, 89, 96. HANES. CEOROE-32. 41. HANKEY. DARRELL-8. 11. 14, 31. 41. 89. 96, 169. HART, BRET-30, 41 HELLER. MIKE- 30. 41, 101, 129. HENDERSON. TIM-25. 41. HENRY. BRAD-13, 20, 21. 30. 41, 96. HICKS. BILL-3, 8. 23. 26, 30, 41, 101, 108. 122. HOLDERMAN, TODD-30, 41. 108. HUDSON. TONY- 30, 33, 41, 78, 85, 88, 89, 91. 101, 108. 169. JOHNSON, PAT-19. 20. 30. 40. 41, 101. 104, 108, 122. KIPFER. VlNCE-19, 30, 33. 41, 101. KIRTLAND. TERESA-27. 30, 41. 96. KISSELL, DAN-15, 16. 20. 25. 26. 41. 78. 80. 88. 91. 101. 108, 149. KITZMILLER. JODY-20. 23. 30, 41, KITZMILLER. JUDY-3a. 41, 96. 100. KLEA. LINDA-8. 20, 23, 32. 41. 96, 100. KURTZ, TiM-32. 41. LANTZ, SCOTT-32, 41. 98. LEDERMAN. JODI-32. 41. 84, 9 4, 96. LEFFERS, BLAINE-25, 32, 41. LENGACHER, REX-32, 41. LENGACHER. TAMMY-13. 32. 41. 88. 89. 96. LIECHTY. DAWN-20, 21. 32. 41. 96. LIECHTY. SHERMAN-32, 33. 40, 41, 108. MARTIN, JANET-32, 41. MAXFIELD, JAYNE-25. 32, 41. 96. MEADOWS. NOLAN-41. MEANS. LOWELL-25, 33. 41. MILLER, KERRY-20. 21, 33. 34. 41. 106. 114. MILLER, NICK-33, 36, 41, 96, 98. MILLER. ROSA-33. 41. 94. MINNICK. GWEN-33. 41, 94, 95. 96. 102, 118, 119. MORGAN LORI-14, 16, 20. 21, 24, 25, 33, 40. 41, 103, 149. MORRICAL, GEOF-33. 41 MORRICAL. TIM-10, 26. 27. 31. 33, 41. 96. OVERMYER.MIKE-15, 24, 26, 27,33. 34,41. 96, 101, 103, 108, 122. PAUL, RICK-24. 34.41. PELZ, VIROINIA-34, 41, 94. 96. PICK. JEFF-8. 28.34. 41, 80. POISEL, RANDY-14, 34. 41, 88. 94. 98. 101. 118. 128. PORTER, DEBBlE-23, 34. 41. 88. 98. PUGH. DAN-34. 41. PUTTERBAUGH, TERESA-34. 41. RENFROW, TERRY-41. RENNECKER, DALE-15, 19, 34, 41, 84. 96. 98. RHONEMUS, ANN-24, 34, 41. 94. 96. RICHARDSON, SUE-41. ROTH. DEBBIE-23, 35. 40, 41, 88. 89. 100. 103. SAYLOR. RON-3S. 41. SCHAEFER, SHERRY-26, 29, 34, 35, 40, 41. 84. 89. 102. 127, 146, 150. SCHLATTER, STEVE-4. 35. 41. 54, 87, 108, 122. SCHWARTZ, AMY-35, 41, 88, 98. SCOTT, DAVlD-35, 41, 74, 91. SHARP, CONNIE-15, 35. 41. 91, 149. SHORT, STEVE-24, 35,41, SITES. MARK-33. 35, 41. 108. SLATER. R0D-3S. 41. SLUYTER. DEBBIE-25, 41. SOWLES, CINDY SUE-35, 41. STABLER, PEGGY36, 41, 96. STEURY, KEVIN-36, 41, 45, 101, 104, 108, 122, 169. STRAUGHN, KATHl-36, 41. STUCKEY, DON-36, 41. STUCKEY, JON-24, 28, 33. 36, 41, 104, 108, 122. THARP, MARCIA-36. 41. 79, 88, 98. THOMAS, APRIL-8, 11, 23, 29. 36. 40, 41, 82, 88, 89, 95, 104, 165 TRACEY, GARY- 9, 20, 36. 41. T ' SAS, ANITA-41, 75. 96. 102. TYRELL. SARA-23. 36. 41. WALDROP. CHRlSTY-36. 41, 100. WEILBAKER. CRYSTl-14, 15, 18, 23, 29, 37, 41, 88. 95, 104, 165. WEILBAKER, LORI-8. 37, 41. WELLS, KATHY-25, 37. 41, 94, 96, 98. WEST, MIKE-37, 41. WISNIEWSKl, ANN-25, 37, 41. YODER. MARK-37. 41. YODER. MONA-20, 21,25, 26, 33, 37, 41,84, 89, 102, 113, 118. 119. 127. 150. YOST. KENT-20. 21. 34. 37. 40. 41, 74, 78. 88, 96, 98, 101, 108, 114, 124, 169. JUNIORS ANDERSON. LYNN-44, 46. 108. ATKINSON. SHANNON-18. 44. 83, 96. AUGUSTYNIAK, LORI-42, 44, 84, 88, 89, 102, 106, 113, 119, 127, 159. BAKER. BRAD-44. 128. BECK. SHERRY-15. 44. BEHM. ALAN-44. 122. BLAUSER. BRIAN-44. BLOUGH. JOHN-44. 101. 129. BOSEKER. MIKE-44. BOSLER. STEVE-44. BRIDGES. DENNIS-44. BROWN, TINA-44. BUNCH. BARBRA-17, 44. 96, 98. BURGER, AUDIE-44, 101, 116, 117, 128. BURNS, ROBERT-25, 44, 81, 96, 101, 108, 122. BUTLER, BRYAN-44. CAREY, DON-44, 108, 114, 115, 129. CARTER, LANORE-44. CAYWOOD. ANGIE-44. CHAPMAN. CHRIS-44, 94, 96, 100. 102. 123. CHRISTMAN. TIM-44, 114. CLARK. KIM- 13. 44. 86, 88. CLARK, STUART-44, 122. COLE, JEFF-44, 46. COLLINS, TED-44, 96, 108. COWELL, KIM-44, 88. CRAB1LL,SARA-21,42, 44. 84. 88. 89. 102. 103. 113, 118, 119, 159. CUMMINS, KAY-44, 96. 100. DAILY, BARB-13, 14, 44, 87, 88, 100. DEAN, DON-3, 31,44, 129. DELAGRANGE. BARRY-44, 101. 111. 114, 115. 129. 172. DELAGRANGE. CRISTAL- 44. 94. DEW ELLS, DON-45. ECKLAND, DEAN-45, 101, 129. EGLIN, SANDY-45, 72. EVANS. BILL-45, 122. EVANS. TOM-45. EVERETT. SCOTT-45. PACKS, BRETT-31, 45. 108. 124. FARNSWORTH, JENNlFER-45. FEATHERS, DEBBY-42, 45, 46, 73, 85, 98, 102, 127. 142, 167. FETT, DEE DEE-16, 19. 42. 45. 88, 89. 98, 99, 103. FRIES, KENNY-45, 92, 129, GARRISON. TIM- 45, 77. 101, 108. 109. 129. GEE, CHUCK-45. 77, 101. 108, 129 GEHRIG, LOU- GERIG, KEVIN-4S. GERKE. GLENN-5, 19, 45. 101. 108. 122, 129. GUINGRICH. DAN-45. GUSTIN, KAREN- 13, 45. 98, 113. OUSTIN, MIKE-5. HAUPERT, KIM-45, 72. HENDERSON, LORI-4S, 96, 100. HERENDEEN, NANCY-29, 45, 84, 95, 105, 123, 140, 165. HERMAN, ALAN-44, 45, 122. HILL, CHRIS-45, HUDSON, TAMMY-102, 113, 127. HUGUENARD, BETH-45. HUNT, JOHN-45, 122. JOHNSON. RENEE-4S. 85. 98. 100, 102. 123. JULIUS, CHARLES-45. 47, 87, 88, 96. 101. KLOPFENSTEIN, RODNEY-45. KRUCKEBERG. JODY-4S. KRYDER. TODD-45. 81. LEEPER, DEAN-45. 47, 58. LEIMKUEHLER, KIRK- 46. LENGACHER, TIM-46, 50. LIECHTY, CURTIS-46, 89, 98, 101. 124. 125, 170. LIECHTY. ROBIN-46. 98. 122. 124. LINN. JEFF-46, 101, 108, 124. LITTLE, BRAD-46. 85, 101. 128. LLOYD. LORENE-12. 46. 74. 83. 84, 98. 113. MAIER. HERB-46. 101. 108. 114, 115, 129, 167. MARTIN, DAViD-16. 46, 89, 96, 98. MCKINLEY, MIKE-46. MCKINLEY, BOB-46, 74. MEDCALF, DEBBIE-46. 96, 98. MEDCALF, SHARON-46. MEEKS, BRIAN-46, 81. MILES. TIM-13, 46, 101, 122, 128. MILLER, CINDY-46. MILLER, GENE-46, 101, 103. 117, 124. M1LLER,SUE-16,42.46, 85, 87, 88,89. 102, 112, 113, 118. 119, 127, 159. MOORE, VICKI-15, 46. 73, 75. 85, 98. 99. MORRICAL, TOM-46. 81. 96. 101. 108. NEUHOUSER. GREG-46. 101, 128. NORTON, BOB-19, 46. 104.129. PARKER. CHERIE- PARKISON. DAWN-46. 96. PECK. GREO-46. 77. 89. 101. 108. 124. PHILLIPS, GLEN-46, 122. PINE, DONNA-46, 94. PLATT, GARY-3, 43, 46. 87. 88, 101, 114, 115, 129. PORTER, JAMIE- PULVER. DENlSE-2, 34, 46, 81, 94, 100. PUTTERBAUGH, KAREN-29, 46. 82. 95. 105. 165. RAMSEY, LARRY-46, 98. RAYNOR, JAMES-46. RENFROW, JANNIE-47, 94. 97. ROBBINS, JAMES-3. 17, 21 , 22, 45, 47, 74, 78, 87, 88. 89, 96, 98, 101, 103, 108, 114, 11.5, 129. ROY, SHARON- 47, 75, 81, 84, 100. SANFORD, LAURI-47, 88. 98, 99. SCHAEFER, CAROL-46. 47. 86. SCHAEFER, JOYCE-47, 87, 94. SCHOEFF. JIL-47, 84. 123. SCUDDER. PAUL-44. 47. 108, 122. SHAFFER, STEVE-47, 94. 149. 164. SHOAFF. JANET-47. 86. 113. 127. SHORT. DOUGLAS-89. SITES. MARCIA-47. SMITH. MARTHA-47. 96. SPIETH, LINDA-47. STEURY, KENNY-22, 47, 64, 79, 122. STEURY, MARY KAY-13, 47, 87. 100. STOLTE. CATHI- 47. 84, 119, 127, 147. STUCKEY. KELLY-47. TEMPEL. GARY- 47, 98. THARP, MIKE-47, 101, 108. VANALLEN, JEFFREY-46. WAGNER, DORENE-42, 47, 100. WEAVER, SUSAN-47. WEILBAKER. CANDI-47. 84. 85. 88. 89. 95. 159. WELLS. DEBBIE-47. 94. WELLS. LISA-47, 94. 100. WEST. TERESA-47. WILSON. JEFF- WITTWER. ANTHONY-14. 16. 19. 47. 85, 87, 88, 89, 91. YOCKEY, MELINDA-5, 18. 21. 45. 47, 82.88, 98, 104. 123. SOPHOMORES AMSTUTZ, KEITH-48. BACON, JEFF-48. BARTLE, GARY-48, 92. BAUGHMAN. GARY-122. BERTSCH. DOUGLAS-48. BOLLIER, JIM-48. 88. 89. 103, 116, 124. BOWSER. MARK- 168 Index BOWYER, LAURA-48. 112. BROWN, GlNA-8, 13.48,97, 102, 118. 119. BURNS, JEFFREY-48. BUTLER. AMY-12, 13, 48, 50. BUTLER. KEVIN-48. 50, 101, 122. CAMPBELL, KEVIN- CAYWOOD, ROBlN-48, 89. 100. CHAMBERS. MlCHAEL-48. 86. 124. CKAPMAN, COLEEN-48, 96. 100. 102. CHRISTMAN. BETH-48. 49. 50. 96. 113, 123. CLEVEN. HEATHER-48. 86, 96. COOPER. CARY-48. 98. 128. CRAIG, CHRIS-48, 50. 97. DILLEY. DONNA-48. COWAN. LlNDA-48, 88, 97. DUESINC, DEBBY-48. 86. 96. DWYER. KEN-48. 86, 98, 101, 108, 124. DYKHUIZEN. GREG-122. FEATHERS. MARK-48. 86, 101, 124. 125. FIRMAN. DENISE-48. 50. 94, FISHER. RANDY-48. 98. FISHER. VICKl-8. 48. 96. GAREY. TOM-49. GARMAN. LEO-48, 101. GARSIDE. JILL-48. GREEN. KENT-49. GRIEGER. MARK-49. 98. GRUSH. PAUL.49. 98, 101, 124. GUSTIN, JACOUELlNE-49. 98, 99. HALLIDAY. CHARI-49, 97, 100. HELLER. MATT-49. 111. 116. 124. HETRICK, SHERl-49. 86. 98, lOO. HICKS. CINDY -49. 76. 96. 102, 123. HINDALL. SHERRlE-49. HORN. BOB- JACQUAY. LANE-49, 79. JULIUS. JAMES-49, SO. 92. KAISER. PAUL- 49. 116. 124. 125. KELLY, JULIA-49. 87. KITZMILLER. WENDY-49, 86, 96, 98. 102, 123. KLEA. BILL-49, 101, 124. KLOPFENSTEIN, PHlL-49, LEAZIER. DENNIS-49. 96. LEDERMAN. TODD-7, 49. 88. 101. 124. LENGACHER. DAVlD-49. LENGACHER. DIRK-49. 50. LENGACHER. TIM-49. 98, 171. LIECHTY. BRAD- 49. LIECHTY. GORDON-49. 98. 122. 124. LINNEMEIER, WENDY- 49. 86. 97. 98, 99, LITTLE. JEANIE-48. 49, 86. 98. 102. 113. 118. 119, LOPSHIRE, JEANETTE-49. MAHAN, KELLY- 102. MCCORMACK, KAREN-15, 91, 96, 100. MCKINLEY. CHERYL-48. 50. MEADOWS. WADE-50. 86. MEDCALF. CARLA-50. 51. MILLER. ANNETTE-49. 50, 96, 100, 126. MILLER. DAVE-48, 50. 114, 115, 124. 125. MILLER. VERNA-SO. 94. MOUNTZ. LAURA-50. MYERS. GREG-124. NEUHOUSER, VlCKl-29. 50, 82, 95, 97, 105, 165. NOLAN. JIM-42. 50. 86. 124, 125. OVERMYER, KATHLEEN-50, 86, 96, PARR, DEBRA-48, 50. PAULEY, JOHN--50, 86. PETERSEN, MARCIA-48, 49, 50, 97. PL ATT. TERESA-49. 50, 96, 123, 127. PORTER. DARLA-50. 86, 98. POWELL. VALORIE-50- PUGH. LAURIE-49. 50. REIDER. JULlE-49. 50. 103. RESOR. RENEE-50. 97. RIDDERHEIM. CHERYL-49, 50. 98, 123. RITTER. SCOTT-50. ROTH. KEVIN- 50. 88, 89. 101. 103. SANFORD, DOUGLAS-16, 50. 98, SAUDER, ClNDY-118, 119. SAUM. MIKE- SCHAMBERS. ClNDY-50. 94. SCHWARTZ. ARTHUR-98. 101. 124. SCHWARTZ. CHERl-50. 97. 102. SCHWARTZ. JOHN-50. SCHWEIGEL. CAREN-50, 87. 97, 100. SCOTT. DEBBIE-51, 94. 102. 127. SHELTON. TERRY-50. 51. 96. SLENTZ. RANDY-51. SLENTZ. TROY-43, 51. 98. SOMMER. PAT-51. SPIETH, TIM-51, STAILEY, MARK-51, 98, 124. STEIGERWALD. TAMMY-49. 51, 97. STEININCER, 30YCE- STEURY, ALAN-51. STUCKEY, LOREN-12, 50, 51, 114, 116. THOMAS. CHRlSTOPHER-13. 51. 96, 109. THOMPSON. TIM-51. 52. TOARMINA. PETE-42. 86. VANZILE, LESIA-51. 76. 89. 97. 100. WAGNER. STEVE-51, 122. WALDROP, SANDY-43, 5J, 100. WALTERS. RICK-43. 51. 101. 128. WEAVER. JlM-51. 89. 108. WELLS. TOM-51. 86. 98. WEST, TERESA-51, 98, 99, 103. WHIPPLE. ROGER-51, WISNIEWSKI. ELAINE-49, 50. 51, 97, 127. WOLFE, ERIC-51. WORMAN, TAMMY-51, 87, 97, 100. 102, 127. WRIGHT, WENDY-48, 51. YOST, LANA-51, 88, 97, 102, 113, 123. ZINK. TlMOTHY-51. 108. 116. FRESHMAN ANDERSON. BRIAN-52. 55. 85. ANDERSON. MARK-52, 98. 110. ARNETT. KEITH-52. 76, 116, 128. BAUGHMAN, ROSlE-52. BEERBOWER. JEFF-52, S6. 96. 103. 116. 128. BIENZ. RICK-52. 98. BRYAN, DEBRA-52. 102. BURGER. LORI-52. 86, 88, 102. 126. 127. BURNS. RICHARD- BUSHE. LAURA-52. 53. 100. 102. 126. 127. BUTLER. DAVlD-52. 110. 116. BUTLER. KAREN- 52. BUTLER. ROBlN-52. BUTT. RANDY-22. 43. 52. 79. 89. 129. CARNA HAN. TERRI-16, 52. 94. 97. CARPENTER. MARY-S2. 88. 94. CARTER. RENEE-52. 54. CARTWRIGHT. LISA-52. 88. 94. 98. CHANEY. TODD-52. CHAMAN. CRAIG-52. 98, 110. 122. COLLINS. MARK-110. COOPER. SHERl-52. 97, CROSBY. CHRlS-33. 52. 97. 123. DELABARRE. LORRI-52 DELAGRANGE. TERRl-52. 97. 102. 113. 118. 119. DEWITT. STEVE-52- DOCTOR. TAMARA- 52. 86. 88. 92. 127. DOWNEND. DANIEL-52. DWYER. DEAN-52. ELY. KEVIN-52. 93. FARBER, .IERRY-52. 83. 88. 93. 110, 124, FEDERSPIEL, DENISE-52, 88. 92. 97, FREDRICK. DEAN- 52. FRIES. JENNY-52. 102. 127. FUNNELL. BYRON-52. 82. 93. GEHRIG. BOB- GERKE. LYNN-12. 52. 53. 110. 116. 129. GLENN. SHELLY-53. 88. CORRELL. GREG-53. GRABER. SHARON.16. 53. 84, 88, 97. GREEN. BETH-53. 86. 88. 95. GUINGRICH. STEVE-53. HADLEY. SUSAN-53. HAISLEY, BECKY-53. HANKEY. DIANE-53. 8S, 94. HELLER. MICHELE-53. 112. HENRY. TAMARA- 53. 80. 97. HERENDEEN. JENNY-53. 54. 82. 95. HERMAN. LlSA-53. 100. 102, 127, HILL, GREG-53, 110. 116. HUGUENARD. KAREN-53. 86. HORN, TAMMY-53. 94. HOSTLER. KRlS-53. HOSTLER. JULIE-53 HUNT. AMY-8. 53. 86. JACQUAY. LEE-8, 53. JENKS, KEVIN-53. JOHNSTON, MARK-53, 86. KEIM. MICHELLE.53, 159. KIRK. TOM-52, 53, 98, 101. 116. 129. KIRTLAN. TODD-53. 96, 110, 124. KLEA. CHARLES-53. 55. 110. 124. 125. KLOPFENSTEIN. BONNY-53. 88. 97. 113, 127. KRAUSE. SANDRA-53. LANGSTON. DIANE-53. LANTZ. PAM-53. 86. 94. 95. 97. LEEPER. BOB-53. LEFFERS. KURT-53. 72. LIECHTY, KARL.A-53, 95, 97. 105. LIECHTY. ROD-52. 53. 76. 116. LEIMKUEHLER. BRUCE-53. LENGACHER. DEBBIE-19. 53. 97. MARTIN. LINDA-53. 86. 98. 99. MCKINLEY. ELLEN-12. 52. 53. 76. 95. 105. MEINERDING. JULlE-54, 88. 102. 113. 119. 127. MENSHY, JYL-.54. 88. 98. MILLER. DENNIS-54. 98. 110. 124. MILLER. JOEY-54- MILLER. JULlE-54. 86. 98. 99. 127. MILLER. LORI-54. 88. 94. 97. 102. 113, MILLER. MICHELLE-54. 86. MOOREHEAD. SHERRY-54, 98. MORRICAL. SANDY-54. MOSS. DAWN-54. MOZENA. RUTH-54. 94. NEUHOUSER. JULIE-54. 112. 113. NOLAN. ANN-.54. 73. 97. 102. NOLAN. JENNY.54. 119. NORTON. KEVIN-9. 54. 110. NOTESTINE. EILEEN-54. 86. 95. 102. ODDOU. CHRIS- 54. 76, 82, 103, 105. 123, 165, OPLINGER, SANDY-54. 94. 95. PARKER. JULIE-54. PELZ. ANDY-54. 98. 124. 9. PENKUNAS. KATHY-54. PINE. LINDA-54. PONTIUS. ROD-54. 110. 124. PURSLEY. LlSA-54. RENFROW. JANICE-54. 92. ROTH. PAM-54. 88. 95. 100, 103, 105, SALYER, BRlAN-94, 110. 116. SAMMATINGER. LAURA-54, SATURDAY. NELL. 54. SAUDER. CINDY-54. 88. 92. 95. 102. SCHOEFF. TY-54. 96. 110. 122. SCHOENEMAN. TODD-54. 116. SCUDDER. SALLlE-54. 76. SHEPARD. ANN-54. 86. SHEPARD. MARK-5S. 98. SMITH. ROD-55. 117. 124. SMITH, STEVE-19. 53, 55, 1 16, 117. SOWLES. TOM-55, 80. SPRINGER. HElDl-55. 86. SPRINGER. JAY-55, 122, STAILEY, PAM-55, 98. STEIGERWALD. TERI-55. STEURY. RANDALL-53. 55. 87. 101. 122. STOUDER, LOLA-55- STOVALL, ANDRE-55, 88, 89, 94, 101, 110. STRASSER. MARK-55. 124. STUCKEY. SCOTT-9. 55. 114. 116. SUKALA. AUDRIE-54, 5.5, SYLVESTER, LORI-55, 88, 98, 102, 113. THOMAS. CHRlS-55. 76. 82. 88. 102, 109, 123, 16.5. THOMPSON. SHERl-55. THORNBURG. DARVlN-55. VANALLEN. DONALD-55. VANHALST. JhFF-55. VLOT. CORNELL-55. 116. WARNER. MlKE-55. 93. WEHNER. JEFF-55. 110. 124. 125, WEST. LORENA-55. WHIPPLE. VIRGINIA- WILLIAMS. CINDY-55. 84. 86, 88, 95, 97, WITTWER, LOREE-55, 86, WRIGHT, JODY-55, 86. ,4- Index 169 WRIGHT. TONYA-SS, 94. ZIMMERMAN. RlCK-55. 98. 110. 116. ZORGER. KAREN-55, 88. 97. 8lh GRADE ALBRIGHT. LlSA-56. 84, 92. 95, 99. ARNETT, TlM-56. 134. AMSTUTZ, GREG-56, 134. 135, 137. AUGUSTYNIAK. MATT-56. 134. 136. 138. BAILEV. RHONDA-56. 97, 102. 135. BECK, CINDY-56. 84, 88. 95, 99. 102. BECK. RENEE-56. 58, 99. 102, 135. 137. 139. BEERBOWER. JOYCE-56, 8S, 97, 102, 133. BENDER, TOM-56, 97. 136. BIENZ, RON-56, 58, 87. BLOMBERG, WARREN-56. BORG. ANTHONY-56. BURNS. TONYA-56, 99. 102. 135. 137. 139. BUTLER. DAVlD-56. 57. 87. 132. 138. BUTLER. KELLY-56. 105. 123, 139. CLARK, JEFF-56, 88, 99. CLEVEN, RANDY-56, 59, 87, 97. COOPER. TERRY-56. 132, 137, CRABILL. LlNDA-56, 60, 88, 99, 102, 103, 105. 133. CULBERSON. ANGELA-36, 88. 99. DAHLKAMP. CHERYL-.56, 88. 95. 99, 102, 135, 137. DELAGRANGE, JOlTTA-56, 88, 89, 95, 99. DELAGRANGE, RON-56. 99, 132, 134. 138. DEW ITT, BETH-56, 99. DONAT. TERESA-56. 99. DORSEY. DEBBlE-56. 97. DOYLE. TlM-56. 60. 88. 97. 132. 134. 136, 138. DRIVER, ANGEL. ' -56. 102, 139. EARLY, MARK-132. 137. EHLERS, REBECCA-57. 99. EUBANK, OAWN-57. EVANS. KElTH-57. GARMAN. LORI-57. GEE. MARlA-57. 58, 97. 102. 135. 137. 139. GIBSON. ERlC-57. 99. 138. GLENN. JEANNE-57. 88, 92. 97. GRABER, REBECCA-.57. GREER, RONNIE-57. GRIEGER. MATT-57, 59. 87. 88, 99, 137, 138. CRUSH, MARK-56, 57. 58, 132, 136. 138. GUSTIN. ERIC-57. 99. HAISLEY, DAVlD-57, 59, 136. HARTNETT, ROBBlE-56, 57. 132, 134, 138. HATFIELD, JODY.57, 58, 97, 102, 139. HETRICK. ANTHONY- HILL, STE E-57. HILL, VALERlE-57. 94, 97. HINDALL, NE1L.57, 137. 138. HODGDON. lJEORGE-57. 92. 137. HORN. DEBBlE-57. HOSIER, DAVID-57. 99. 134. 138. HURSH. KATHY-57. 88, 95, 97. KAISER. RITA-57. 89, 95. 102. 135. 139. KEIM. TAMMY-57. 97. KELLY. JERRY-138. KING, MARY-57, 97. KRUCKEBERG, KEViN-57. KURTZ, THERESA-57. 95. 99. LAND. TIM-57, 132. LANGSTON, JANICE-58, 88. LANNING, LARRY-58. 132. LEAZIER, VlNCE-58, 59, 137, 138. LEICHTY, BOYD-58. 134. LENGACHER, BRENDA-58. 88, 95. 97, 103. LENGACHER, CHRISTY- MILLER, DAWN-58. 88, 102. 135. 137. 139. MILLER, JENNY-58. MILLER, KELLY-58, 95. 102. 137. 139. MILLER. KEN-56, 58. 132, 134. 138. MILLER. PAT-58, 92. 132. 137. MIRES. JOYCE-58, 97. MOON, CANDY-5S, 95, 97. MORGAN. GlNGER-58. 88, 102. 135. MOWAN, RICKY-58, 59, 94. 132. 137. 138. MULL. KEVlN-58. 59. 136. 138. NOLAN. MARY-58. 97. 139. PAUL. SKIP-138. PLATT. CHERYL-58. 99. 102, 133. POCOCK, BILLl-7. 58, 95, 97. 102. 137. PURSLEY, DENTON-58. 132. REASONER. KIM-58. 95. 99. REPINE. TOM-58, RIDDERHEIM. CARLA-58, 88. 89, 102, 137, 139. ROBERTS, TAMMlE-58, 95. 97. ROTH, BRUCE-58. ROTH. KENT-58. 132. ROTH. TRACE- 58, 88, 99, 103, 134. 136. SCHLATTER, JANNA-58. 88. 99, 102. 103. 135. SCHWARTZ, RUBEN-59, 99, 134, 136. SCHWARTZ, SHARON-56, 59. SELLARS, KIM-.59, 92. 95. 97. SHAFFER, AMY-88. 102, 137, 139. SLUYTER. BRENDA-59, 97, 139. SMITH, ANN- 59. 97. SNYDER. BRENT-59. 92. STEURY. BRYAN-59. 132. 137. STOUT, JANE-59, 97, STUCKEY, TIM-S9. TROYER, TAMMY-59, 97, 102. VANALLEN, LISA-59, 95, 97. VANALLEN, TODD-59. VANDYKE. MELANIE-59. VENDRELY. PAT-59. 88. 132, 134, 136. 138. WEIDNER, MELANIE-59, 97. WEILBAKER, DAN-59, 85, WEISS. TlM-56. 59. 87. 132. 138. WELDON. GEOFF-59. 116. 132. WEST. DAN-53. 59. 97. WITMER. CONNIE- 59. 95, 99, WITTWER, CHRlS-56. 59. 97, 137. 138. WORKING. PAM-59. 97. 102, 135. VODER, AMY-59, 88, 95, 99, 102. 133. 125. YODER. JON-59. 99, 132, 134, 138. VODER, MARLA-59. 95. ZORGER. JANE-59, 97. 137, 7TH GRADE ALWINE. JAY-60, 87. 99. BARNS, LlSA-60. 133. BARTLE, MIKE-60. BECK, MIKE-60, 72, 132, 134. BENDER, DAWN-43, 60, 95, 99, 139. BERTSCH, TODD-60, 87, 91. BLOUGH, MIKE- 60, 132, 134. BOXBERGER, SCOTT-60. 97. BRANDENBERGER, MARTIN-6D. BRIDGES, ELIZABETH-60, 91. 92. 97. BRINKMAN. MARY-138. BURKETT. KIM-60, 103. BURNS. JAMES-60. 132, 133. 134. BUTLER. KARA-60. 95. CARNAHAN. DAVE-60. 83, 89. 93. 97. CARPENTER, ELIZABETH-60. 95, 99. CAVANOUGH, KAREN-60, 90. CAYWOOD, DONLD-60, 92. CAYWOOD DUANE-60, 62, 97, 132, 134. CHAPMAN, DORIS- CHAPMAN, TONi- CHRISTMAN. DAVID-60. 132, 133. 138. CLARK, MARK-60. COLE, RODNEY-60, 91. 132. 134. COMBS, ANASTASiA-60. 92, 97. CRAIG, DAWN-60, 91, 99. 102, 135, 137, 139. DELABARRE, JOANN-60, 92. DELAGRANGE, DARLENE-60, 89. 91.97. 102. 133. 137. 139. DELAGRANGE. MARLENE-60. 97, 102, 103, 133. 137. 139. DELAGRANGE, REN-60, 97. 102, 135. 139. DELAGRANGE, TODD-60, 97. DEWITT, DENNEEN-60, 91, 92, 95. 97. DOLL. CHRIS-60. 97. DOYLE, ERIN-60. 61, 91. 97. 102, 105, 133, 139. FIELDS. TIM-60. FRANKS, TlNA-61, 97. FRICK, RHONDA-61. 91. 97. 102. 133. 137, 139. GARMAN, LARREL-135. GARSIDE, SCOTT-61, 81, 93, 137. GERIG, LYNN-61, 99. GLASS, MARY-61, 92, 95, 99. GRABER. DARRELL-61. 93, 97. GRABER, JOAN- GRABER. JONAS- GRABER. JONAS, H- GRABER, MARGARET. A- GRABER. MARGARET, M- GUINGRICH, DUANE-61. 99. HALLIDAY. GRAIG-61. 132, 137. HARTER, DWIGHT-61. HEISER. BOB-61. 97, 132. 134, 137. 138. HERENDEEN. KAREN-61. 91, 95. 102. 133. HILL. BRUCE-61. HOBSON, SUSAN-61. 91, 99. HOCHSTETLER, BRENDA-61, 97. HORN. MICHELLE-61. HUGUENARD. SUSAN-61. 91. 99. JONES. TAMERA-61. 97. KELLER. YVONNE-61. KITZMILLER. DAWN-61, 91. 95. 97. KLEA. BOBBIE-61, 91, 102. 139. KRAUSE, MIKE- 61, 99, 132. LANDRY, REBECCA-61. 97. LANNING, LYNN-61, 92. 99. LEEPER. KAY-61. 63. 99. 102. LEFFERS, MARLA-61, 92. LESLIE, DANNY-62, 93, 132. LEWANDOWSKl, JULIE-62, 91, 92, 97. LIECHTY, EUGENE-62, 91, 94. 132. 136. LINNEMEIR, JILL-62. 102, 103, 133, 139. LOVETT. JOHN-62. MCCOY. KEVIN-62. 93. MEADOWS. ROSEMARY-62, 91. MEINERDING. MATT-62, 103. MILLER, CURTlS-63, 89. MILLER, JEFF-62. 134. MILLER, TRACEY-62. 91. 92, 99, 102, 133. MILLER, TYSON-62. 89, 91, 92, 99, 132, 134. MINNICK, THERESA-62, 91, 92. 95. 99. 102, 135, 137. MOON, CATHY-62. 95. 97. 102. MORRICAL, PATTY-6I, 62. MOWAN, LARRY-62, 93. 132, 139. NEUHOUSER. MARK-60. 62, 132, 134, 137. NEUHOUSER. SHELEY-62, 95. 97, 99. OSBORN, KENNETH- 62, 63, 99, 137. PARKISON, JOHN-62. PENKUNAS, CHRIS-62. 132, 137. PFISTER. NANCY-62. 99. PICK. STEVE-62. POCOCK. KEVIN-62, 93, 132. PULVER, RAY-62, 134, 135. 136. RON, REED-60, 62. 93. RICHARDVILLE. JEAN-62. RIDDERHEIM. KRlSTEN-62. 99. ROBERTS. RICHARD-62, 63. ROTH, KIM-62, 63, 95, 99. SANFORD, TlM-56. 63. 92, 99. 132. SAUM, LAURA-63, 139. SCHWARTZ. CARLA-63. 97. SCUDDER, SUSAN-60. 63, 105. 133. SHEPARD, SHARON-63. 61, 95, 99. SHIDLER, JOHN-63. 83, 93, 99, 132. SHOEMAKER. JIM-63. SHULER, DEBBIE-63. SLENTZ, RHONDA-62. 63. 92. 99. SOUDER. PAT-63, 99. SPIETH. JACKIE-63. 92. 102. STEIGERWALD. GAIL-63. STEURY. DOYLE-63, 93, 132, 37. STEURY, KRISTlNE-63. 95, STOVALL. AL-43. 63. 93, 99, 134. STRAUSS. MARCY-63. 97. STRONG, THERESA-63. 97. THOMPSON. TAMMY-61. 63. 97. 138. THOMPSON. TERI-63. 139. VLOT. TERRAL-63, 72. 92, 97, 102, 135, WALTERS, JEFF-63, 99, 132. WELDON, AMY-63. WEISENBURGER, MARK-137. WHIPPLE, MARK-92, 99. 136. WITTWER. JAMES-63, 92, 93. WRIGHT. JEFF-63. 99. 136. VODER, LORI-63, 91, 95. YODER, MICHELLE- 37. 63. YOST, BRIAN-62, 63, 72, 132, 134, 136. ZVCH. VALERIE-63, 92. 170 Index TEACHERS MR. ARTHERHULTS-64, 68, 77, 92, MISS. BAUMGARTNER-68, 102. 113. 123, 127. MR. BUTLER- 65, 68, 119. MR. BUTT-5, 66, 101. 114, 129. MISS. CARR- 68. 75, 86. MR. DIVELBISS-68. 87, 138. MR. DUBACH-122. MR. FLICK -41, 68, 97. MR. GABET-22, 24. 34. 64. 68, 89. 108 MRS. GiLLETT-8. 68. MRS. GROSS-66. MR. HARTUNG- 65. 68. 80. 88. 93. MR. HELLER-68. 93. 132. MR. HEY- 69, 101, 116. 129. MRS. HOLBROOK-69, 84. 85. MR. KERBEL- 69. 100. 110. 122, 137. MRS. KNEUBUHLER-69, 78. MR. LAKE-69, 76, 108. MR. MCBANE-25, 69. MRS. MORRIS-69, 87, 92. MRS. MUMMA-69. MR. NOYER-69, 80. MR. PICKENS- 69. 86. 95. 102, 135, 139. MRS. PLATT-65, 70, 137. MR. PLATT-41. 70. 101. 119, 128. MR. SCHLATTER-70, 116. MRS. SCHMIDT-70, 94. MR. SCHNEIDER-65, 70, 81, 132, 134, 135, 138. MR. SHAW-70. MRS. SMITH-70. MR. STEINHAUSER- 70. 78. 108. MR. STOVER-41. 58. 70, 77. 91. MR. STUCKEY- 64. 70. 101. 111. 134. MR. WALTON-70. 124. MR. JONES- 24. 66. 94. DR. STUELPE-66. m Index 171 r ., 4 - . 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