Lincolnview High School - Lancer Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1970 volume:

NATIONAL I ■£g r V ' ' rA M ' 0 LANCEi «P jf inm i •■ !ks« h k::k ' ; . ' ■; a; s ih:; ' r!- i. ! f- - © %3! i ' !■ ' ; I  «« I iii. ' !!. ■!! «- I J. «■ •« 4.- ' SEW ■Ml 70 H Published by THE LANCER STAFF Lincolnview High School Route 1, Van Wert, Ohio Vol. 10 Life at Lincolnuiew This singing group called The Added Dimension presented one of the fine assemblies this vear. Vaudeville 1970 was the variety program that the Band Parents presented as a money-making project. The Pep Band did much to add to school spirit this year by playing and performing at home games. Craig Kimmel ' s science fair project qualified to go to the State Science Fair. Can Be Quite Interesting The Senior Class made a trip to Columbus to visit their State Capitol This is just one of the scenes from the prom, Underwater Fantasy ' TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING SECTION . . . , 2 MEMORIAM . ... 6 ACTIVITIES 7 SPORTS 47 SENIORS 63 UNDERCLASSMEN 85 ADMINISTRATION .101 ADVERTISING 107 Graduation Day was one event that the Senior Class won ' t forget. Participation Is the Key Word This is the first year for a Wrestling team at Lincolnview. It is also the first year that Lincolnview has had a Golf team. The whole community is proud of their Basketball team. The Baseball team played their first game on the Lincolnview diamond this year. Greg Davis participated in State competition in pole vaulting and low hurdles. Jim Morrison also participated in the 220 yard dash in State competition. In Helping Our School to Grow Homecoming is one event that is not soon forgotten. The final process in finishing the school year is the sorting of grade cards. r?cr y Cherie Unterbrink set a new record by taking 160 words per minute in shorthand this year. Steve Bolton took first place in the mechanics division at the state FFA judging competition. In Memory of m (5toe Me SI faith Lynda Schlomann Lord, give me a faith That will e ' er withstand Terrors and fears and shame. Let me always feel Thy guiding hand When I call upon Thy name. Lord, give me a faith That is like a seed That will ever grow and grow; That will bear me up in time of need So courage I may know. Lord, give me a faith So 1 will not grumble When the way is rugged and rough. Let my feet that follow Thy path ne ' er stumble. O give me faith enough. Lord, give me a faith That I, too, can say, Not my will, but Thine be done. So as I meet my tasks each day, Each battle may be won. Miss Nola Jean Rumble Nola Jean Rumble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rumble of Route 1, Scott, Ohio, was born on October 23, 1952. Nola attended Lineolnview North Elementary for 8 years and was in the midst of her senior year at Lineolnview High School at the time of her death, January 4, 1970. Mrs. Eva M. Zinn Mrs. Eva M. Zinn was born on February 9, 1904. She taught school for 28 years; 25 years were for the Lineolnview School System. She taught the second grade at Lineolnview North Elementary. She passed away on January 22, 1970. ACTIVITIES The Junior Class Presents: Seated: V. Easton, D. Keltner, K. Cole, M. McGinnis, D. Ries, M. Evans, R. Cooper, T. Adams, C. Harter, D. Snyder, S. Profit, S. Gorman, E. Morrison, K. Germann. Standing: L. Miller, Student Director; J. Hessel, Stage Manager; K. Faller, L. Smith, Mrs. Foltz, Director; L. Lloyd, L. Fennig, T. Zuercher, R. Pollock. 1 y ; ■jfif—-. i ;,.j As well as directing, Mrs. Foltz does a fine make-up job. Gee Mister! Is that gun really real? it Home Sweet Homicide The Junior Class play, Home Sweet Homicide, was presented on February 7, at 7:45 p.m. The play was directed by Mrs. Foltz, with Laurie Miller, Student Director; Jerry Hessel, Stage Manager; and Mr. Edinger in charge of set construction. Mrs. Carstairs, a mystery book writer, tried very hard to raise her three mischievious children, but without a husband, that wasn ' t easy. The fun began when the three children tried to solve the murder next door and start a romance for their mother. The cast included: Mrs. Carstairs, Vickie Easton; Archie, Mike McGinnis; Polly Walker, Leslie Fennig; April, Karen Cole; Dinah, Debby Keltner; Wallie Sanford, Larry Smith; Mrs. Cherington, Shelly Gorman; Mr. Cherington, Doug Snyder; Rupert Van Deusen, Larry Lloyd; Frankie Riley, Ken Faller; Bill Smith, Tom Zuercher; Sergeant O ' Hare, Rex Pollock; Pete, Roy Cooper; Joella, Treva Adams; Flashlight, Dana Ries; Slukey, Margaret Evans; Wendy, Kathy Germann; Mag, Susan Profit; Joe, Ed Morrison; Betsy, Carol Harter. Come on in everybody! It ' s party time. Are you sure you haven ' t seen Mr. Sanford lately? You say you don ' t know anything about the murder? The Senior Class Presents Row 1: G. Unterbrink, G. Rauch, C. Craine. Row 2: B. Sanders, C. Lehman, J. Etzler, V. Keysor, S. Harter, L. Hux. Row 3: Mrs. Foltz, Director; D. Zinn, K. Welker, D. Thatcher, G. Keysor, T. Rhoades, R. Springer, A. Lautzenheiser, N. Evans, Student Director. Miss Madden, Miss Behrens, and Norm Jones, from my office. The Senior Class Play, The Courtship of Eddie ' s Father was presented on April 10 at 8 p.m. Th e play was directed by Mrs. Foltz with Nancy Evans as student director. This play was a two act comedy about the widowed Tom Corbett and his son Eddie. Everyone tries to help Tom get a new mother for Eddie, especially Eddie. The cast included: Tom Corbett played by Alan Lautzenheiser; his son Eddie played by Gary Unterbrink; their housekeeper Mrs. Masters played by Kris Welker; Elizabeth, a nurse played by Sheryl Harter; Dolly, a beauty queen played by Vicki Keysor; Rita, a girl in Tom ' s office played by Luvina Hux; Mrs. Bridges, Tom ' s neighbor played by Barb Sanders; Helen Ann, her daughter played by Cindy Craine; Norm, a gay bachelor played by Rick Springer; Mr. Donnelly, the apartment superintendent played by Gary Keysor; Mr. Shane, the camp director played by Dave Thatcher; Mike, Eddie ' s bunkmate played by Gordon Rauch; Becky, Tom ' s secretary played by Cathy Lehman; Loretta, Mrs. Bridges ' sister played by Debby Zinn; Alice, Eddie ' s teacher played by June Etzler; Cal and Harry, camp workers played by Doran Mann and Tom Rhoades. 10 The Courtship of Eddie ' s Father 99 ' If you ' re going to be home tonight Mr. Corbett, I happen to have my unmarried sister staying with me. ' ' He said he ' s going to be a clarinet player. ' I know that line is here. ' ' 11 Lincolnview High School Row 1: G. Davis, K. Morris, V. Smith, M. Davis, J. Pollock, V. Keysor, C. Keysor, D. Jones, M. Breese, T. Zuercher. Row 2: R. Bair, A. German, M. Bagley, D. Amerman, S. Tomlinson, D. Mihm, S. Gilgenbach, M. McCracken, M. Profit. Row 3: J. Edwards, K. Welker, R. Ashbaugh, S. Davis, S. Sanderson, L. Moorman, D. Adam, B. Adams, G. Keysor, B. Heppeard, S. DuVall, A. Lautzenheiser, G. Unterbrink, B. Baer, T. Rhoades, D. Thatcher, Mr. Mowery, Mr. Cangelosi. Can you fall in love just like that? ' The Lincolnview Music Department presented So This Is Paris on May 22, 1970, at 8:00 p.m. This musical comedy, under the direction of Mr. Ward Mowery, presented a candid view of what happened when six, healthy, American teenage girls invade Paris. During their tour they made many new friends, including Paul, a handsome young Frenchman, to whom one of the girls, Carol becomes engaged. They also meet Eve, a crippled French girl, and they organized Ze Block Partee to raise money to send her to the U.S. for an operation. The cast included: the six Americans: Carol, Vicki Keysor; Debbie, Jill Pollock; Pam, Maria Davis; Joan, Vickie Smith; Donna, Cheryl Keysor; Alice, Debby Jones; Mrs. Page, Mari Ann Bagley; Paul, Greg Davis; Madame Duval, Sharon Davis; Eve, Mary Lou Breese; Mr. Scott, Rex Ashbaugh; Mrs. Scott, Kris Welker; Bob, Tom Zuercher; Francois, Alan Lautzenheiser; Georges, Steve DuVall; Pierre, Gary Unterbrink; French People: Gary Keysor, Don Adam, Dave Thatcher, Debbie Mihm, Diane Amerman, Bruce Baer, Stan Sanderson, Sandy Gilgenbach, Mary Lou McCracken, Sue Tomlinson, Lisa German, Rogena Bair, Mary Jo Profit, Linda Morman, Brenda Adams, Brent Heppeard, Tom Rhoades. Assistant Director was Mr. Cangelosi and Student Director was Jo Dee Edwards. 12 Presents: So This Is Paris 99 ' But Mother, Paris is different! ' ' What are you doing? I ' m thinking, I ' m thinking! ' ' ■• « : ' • :.„, Ze Block Partee is such wonderful fun. 13 Everyone Enjoyed the Journey The beautiful mermaid queen watched over her underwater kingdom Tonight you ' ll enter the sea of romance. And with the swift-moving tide, You ' ll be taken below the calm blue waves To Neptune ' s Kingdom you ' ll glide. You ' ll slip through the water past Swordfish and coral, Before you know it you ' ll find yourself there. You ' ll survey the depth of that watery place, Sea shell-and mermaids with seaweed for hair. The Kingdom is yours-you are now Lord of all. And granted will be your every wish. You ' ll nibble a leaf from an undersea plant And enjoy the wonders of being a fish. PROGRAMME Welcome Doug Snyder Response Gary Unterbrink Song Girls ' Ensemble Class Will Tom Rhoades Class Prophecy Steve Bolton Remarks Jack Schaffner A beautiful fountain sets the atmosphere. A lighthouse guarded the entrance to the Underwater Fantasy ' Into the Underwater Fantasy 99 The servers were dressed very appropriately for the prom theme. The colorful costumes added to the prom atmosphere. Everyone enjoyed the music at the prom. Couples danced the night away. 15 Prom A Night to Remember Gene Wollenhaupt ' s Trio played beautiful listening and dancing music. The Junior Girls ' Ensemble sang Cherish for everyone ' s enjoyment. 16 1970 Queens and Their Courts Halloween Queen: Cindy Steman, Senior; Nancy Mottinger, Freshman; Bobbie Jo Kitchenmaster, Junior; Bonnie Etzler, Sophomore. FFA Queen, Seated: Treva Adams, Junior; Queen Brenda Adams, Senior; Maggie Evans, Junior. Standing: Cheryl Keysor, Freshman; Fara Engel, Sophomore; Carol Rager, Senior; Brenda Ries, Sophomore; Mary Lou MeCracken, Freshman. Homecoming Queen: Cheryl Keysor, Freshman Attendant; Kathy Germann, Junior Attendant; Queen Suzi Mohr, Cindy Steman, Senior Attendant; Debbie Milim, Sophomore Attendant. 17 Mixed Choir Row 1: C. Craine, S. Dunifon, D. Long, C. Harter, R. Lloyd, D. Zinn, V. Keysor, M. Evans. Row 2: D. Breese, G. Dunlap, R. Bair, S. Gorman, S. Harter, K. Foust, B. Sanders, K. Mowery, Mr. Cangelosi. Row 3: D. Keltner, D. Jones, D. White, B. McCoy, L. Fennig, J. Kiehl, K. Dolby, B. Fissel, S. Neer, J. Leiendecker, J. Pollock. Row 4: S. Profit, S. Beerman, K. Welker, R. Cooper, B. Perry, R. Ashbaugh, T. Zuercher, G. Davis, L. Lloyd, B. Poe, D. Mottinger, B. Schwartz, J. McCoy, S. Dunlap. Officers. Row 1: C. Harter, Secretary; L. Lloyd, Robe Chairman; S. Harter, Treasurer. Row 2: K. Welker, Vice-President; R. Ashbaugh, President; B. Perry, Robe Chairman. Mr. Cangelosi, our director. Girls 9 Chorus Row 1: N. Mottinger, R. Bair, B. Bowers, J. Summersett, C. Ashbaugh, L. Rupert, D. Hiller. Row 2: M. Davis, C. Newland, D. Mihm, B. Ries, M. Rhoades E. Tnndle, M. Bagley, Mr. Cangelosi. Row 3: M. Profit, B. Blythe, P. Washburn, D. Amerman, S. Davis, S. Tomlinson, C. Keysor, C. Bowersock. Row 4- F. Engel, R. Hammons, L. Newland, R. Speakman, V. Smith, D. Clark, V. Gamble, K. Morris. Pianists: Rex Ashbaugh, Mixed Choir; Joyce Summersett, Girls ' Chorus. Officers. Row 1: D. Amerman, Secretary; D. Mihm, Treasurer; M. Rhoades, Vice-President. Row 2: F. Engel, President; C. Keysor, Robe Chairman; P. Washburn, Robe Chairman. 19 Choir Does Outstanding Job The Mixed Choir presenting the sacred section of the Spring Sing Concert . The Lincolnview A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Mr. John Cangelosi, was very successful in their attempts this year. The choir had its annual Christmas Concert and Spring Sing Concert. A few of the songs sung during the Christmas Concert were Alleluia , Lamb of God , and A Time For Us . During the Spring Sing Concert songs such as Oh Sacred and Holy Feast , Impossible Dream , and the choir ' s traditional benediction The Lord Bless and Keep You were sung. For the first time in many years the Lincolnview High School Choir went to the OMEA contest at Delphos St. John ' s. They received an average rating. The senior choir members had their final performance at Baccalaureate. The seniors singing with the choir for the last time at Baccalaureate. 20 Band Goes to Coney Island Before going on a trip, the band spends many hours practicing. Mr. Mowery is always looking for new members. Coney Island is a very beautiful place. The majorettes always perform with the band. Mrs. Mowery enjoys Coney Island also. The band bus trips are always a lot of fun. 21 Lincolnview Band Has Fine Row 1: N. Ringwald, F. Engel, R. Ringwald, M. Breese. Row 2: C. Craine, J. Etzler, M. Friesner, D. Lautenschleger, D. Schneider, A. Gorman, A. Breece, L. Miller. Row 3: K. Taylor, B. Etzler, K. Gorman, J. Edwards, K. Neer, J. Stahl, L. Lloyd, J. Arn, T. Tomlinson, T. Scott, D. Long, R. Burton, G. Davis. Row 4: A. German, R. Schneider, M. McCracken, D. Osting, D. Evans, L. Rauch. Row 5: G. Spridgeon, R. Rhoades, P. Scott, S. DuVall, T. Zuercher. The Lincolnview High School Band was very active under the direction of Mr. Ward Mowery this year. The band was not only able to display their fine marching and playing ability but also the Pep Band and the Stage Band were very active. The Pep Band presented a floor show at the home basketball games for the first time, while the Stage Band played at the band parent organization ' s Vaudeville 1970 and the musical, So This Is Paris . The Concert Band participated in the OMEA contest at Delphos St. John ' s and received an excellent rating. They presented various other concerts throughout the year. A few of these were the Autumn, Christmas, and Spring concerts. The Marching Band performed at a number of places during the summer and fall months. They were also one of the bands that participated at Coney Island ' s band festival this spring. The band offi cers for the 1969-70 school year were: Row 1: R. Long, Head Majorette; L. Hux, Vice-President; D. Long, Secretary. Row 2: S. Dunlap, Publicity Chairman; D. Schneider, Secretary; Mr. Mowery, Band Director. Row 3: K. Welker, Librarian; D. Engel, Treasurer; J. Etzler, Librarian. Row 4: R. Pollock, Manager; T. Zuercher, Chaplain; D. Scott, President; K. Faller, Manager. Year Under New Director Row 1: L. Moorman, M. Bagley, D. Pavel. Row 2: L. Hux, K. Welker, C. Wilkin, K. Keysor, S. Dunlap, J. Kiehl, J. Summersett, R. Miller, D. Engel, S. Davis. Row 3: R. Long, J. Lloyd, C. Poling, R. Lloyd, T. Berryman, R. Bair, L. Drake, D. Girod, J. Holland, J. Swygart, S. Etzler, J. Schneider, S. Tomlinson, D. Zinn. Row 4: C. Keysor, K. Morris, D. Breese, J. Hessel, G. Craine, R. Pollock, L. Medford, D. Scott, S. Youtsey, K. Faller. Row 5: J. Cramer, K. Perry, J. Snyder, R. Rhoades, E. Morrison, Mr. Mowery, Director. Keep practicing Kenny. Denise hard at work. Mr. Mowery, our director. 23 Majorettes Mary Lou Breese HEAD MAJORETTE , Randi Long T f A v UJ ; ge  Linda Moorman jillKiehl G,LAtit. ± Suzi Dunlap Laurie Miller 24 Pep Band Row 1: J. Schneider, C. Craine, J. Etzler, D. Schneider, D. Lautenschleger, B. Etzler, K. Taylor, S. Etzler, D. Osting, D. Evans, R. Schneider. Row 2: J. Holland, R. Miller, D. Engel, J. Summersett, L. Hux, J. Lloyd, G. Davis. Row 3: G. Craine, R. Pollock, J. Leiendecker, T. Zuercher, G. Spridgeon, D. Dunno, K. Faller, B. Fissel, C. Poling, Mr. Mowery, Director (standing). Stage Band Row 1: R. Miller, D. Engel, J. Kiehl, K. Keysor, J. Holland, G. Spridgeon, J. Summersett, B. Fissel, J. Lloyd. Row 2: J. Summersett, S. Dunlap, Mr. Mowery, Advisor; R. Pollock, G. Craine, D. Breese, D. Scott. Row 3: G. Davis, T. Zuercher, J. Cramer. 25 Lancer Views Row 1: Mrs. Schaffner, Advisor; K. Mowery, N. Evans, B. Sanders, J. Pollock. Row 2: D. Jones, C. Poling, D. Parnell, C. Rager, C. Stemen, G. Unterbrink. Row 3: S. Beerman, L. Eutsler, R. Burton, S. Sanderson, B. Adams, G. Rauch. Row 4: B. Heppeard, S. Bolton, D. Adam, B. Baer, G. Davis, J. Cramer. Mrs. Schaffner works with her staff on the school newspaper. I  Greg Davis and Bruce Baer, the co-editors of the Lancer Views. Co-Editors Greg Davis and Bruce Baer News Editors Steve Bolton and Jill Pollock Social Editors Shirley Beerman and Barb Sanders Feature Editors Brenda Adams and Gary Unterbrink Sports Editors Gordon Rauch and Larry Eutsler Art Editors Brent Heppeard, Don Adam and Stan Sanderson Circulation Manager Carol Rager Stencil Typist Debbie Jones, Cherri Poling Nancy Evans and Carol Rager Staff Cindy Stemen, Debi Parnell Randy Burton, John Cramer and Kay Mowery Advisor Mrs. Schaffner 26 Much Work Goes Into Our Annual The following students went out on ad sales. Row 1: S. Mohr, D. Zinn, K. Cole, C. Harter, C. Lehman, D. Long, V. Keysor, J. Ferguson, C. Craine, K. Germann. Row 2: D. Keltner, J. Schneider, B. Sanders, B. Rode, S. Beerman, S. Gilbenbach, M. Youtsey, G. Unterbrink, J. Pollock, Mr. Grilliot, Advisor. Row 3: D. Jones, C. Rager, J. Mosier, A. Lautzenheiser, G. Rauch, D. Schneider, A. Gorman, S. Profit, L. Ritchie, G. Slane, C. Poling. Row 4: L. Smith, B. Oglesbee, S. Sanderson, T. Zuercher, D. Thatcher, D. Adam, B. Heppeard, B. Adams, B. Perry, R. Pollock, L. Miller. Drawing up pages is long, difficult work. Debby Zinn, Editor; Mr. Grilliot, Advisor; Diana Schneider, Editor. 27 Senior Y-Teens Row 1: M. Evans, V. Keysor, R. Long, D. Long, D. Snyder, C. Harter, K. Germann, K. Cole, S. Dunifon, D. Zinn, S. Mohr, R. Hiller, C. Craine. Row 2: Mrs. Walker, Advisor; J. Pollock, M. Youtsey, R. Bair, S. Harter, S. Ashbaugh, L. Fennig, N. Ringwald, K. Foust, M. Friesner, K. Pugh, G. Dunlap. Row 3: S. Gorman, L. Hux, D. Jones, N. Evans, C. Rager, S. Dunlap, G. Noggle, J. McCoy, K. Dolbey, C. Unterbrink, B. Rode, J. Schneider, D. Keltner. Row 4: V. Matthews, J. Mihm, J. Oakley, S. Profit, B. Perry, D. Engle, J. Etzler, K. Welker, L. Miller, D. White, J. Kiehl, D. Schneider, P. Keysor. Seared: K. Welker. Welker, Advisor; C. Secretary. Vice-President; D. Engel, President; C. Craine, Program Chairman. Standing: Mrs. Unterbrink, Treasurer; L. Hux, Inter-Club Council; K. Dolbey, Reporter; V. Matthews, The Jr. and Sr. Y-Teens had an array of programs and projects throughout the year. They started the year with a pot luck supper. Some of the other programs included freshman initiation, a cake decorator, a flower arranger, an interior decorator, a talk on yarns, and a talk by Don Thomas. In December the girls went caroling at the Van Wert Hospital, the Van Wert County Home, and in front of the Van Wert Court House. They also had a Christmas party at the Y.W.C.A. for the welfare children and a semi-formal Christmas dance. They had several money making projects which included sales and raffles. The Jr. Y-Teens sponsored a dance and donated the money to the Thomas A. Edison School. They also had a fun night at the Y.W.C.A. The annual Mother and Daughter Tea ended the year. A style show was the main attraction and next year ' s officers were installed. 28 Junior Y -Teens Row 1: D. Wolford, D. Hiller, N. Mottinger, D. Pavel, M. McCracken, M. Bagley, D. Lautenschleger, C. Ashbaugh, R. Bair. D. Adam, K. Gorman, M. Bowen. Row 2: Mrs. Sunday, Advisor; B. Bowers, M. Rhoades, D. Amerman, P. Kiehl, J. Summersett, S. Tomlinson, B. Yoh, M. Profit, E. Trindle, P. McClure, M. Breese, D. Mihm, B. Etzler. Row 3: A. German, B. Ries, C. Newland, R. Schneider, K. Taylor, C. Adams, C. Zinn, K. Keysor, C. Keysor, C. Bowersock, J. Edwards, K. Hughes, D. Evans, R. Ringwald, K. Neer. Row 4: S. Etzler, L. Drake, F. Engel, P. Washburn, A. Bolton, B. Hundley, D. Clark, D. Daeger, V. Smith, L. Moorman, J. Rode, S. Strawser, V. Gamble, T. Collins, D. Osting, K. Morris. Miss Jr. Y-Teen, Linda Moorman crowned by Mrs. Sunday and Miss Sr. Y-Teen, Denise Engel crowned by Mrs. Welker. Seated: M. Rhoades, Vice President; L. Moorman, President; D. Mihm, Program Chairman; F. Engel, Secretary. Standing: Mrs. Sunday, Advisor; M. Breese, Inter-Club Council; C. Ashbaugh, Treasurer; D. Amerman, Song Leader; N. Mottinger, Song Leader; M. Bagley, Council Reporter. 29 All Around Safety Is Promoted The Van Wert County Youth Safety Council is organized with a high school student membership from Lincolnview, Crestview, Ohio City-Liberty, and Van Wert. The purpose of the council is to promote organized all-round safety programs and exchange ideas on safety at local, state, and national levels. To instill in the youth of the community respect for the law and its agencies. To conduct youth traffic safety programs, and present to the public a favorable, competent and courteous youth image. The council participates in the Junior Fair activities and the county fair. It also makes recommendations regarding traffic signs, promotes traffic safety, participates as a member of the juvenile jury in an advisory capacity. The members also attend the Regional Safety Conference at Ada. Mr. Paul Grilliot is advisor from Lincolnview. Row 1: G. Jackson, K. Pugh, M. Friesner, J. Pollock, S. Dunifon. Row 2: D. Watson, S. Gilgenbach, S. Tomlinson, C. Poling, P. Keysor. Row 3: Mr. Johnson, Advisor; L. Ritchie, C. Collins, J. Altman, J. Mosier, G. Slane, Mr. Grilliot, Advisor. Row 4: K. Allen, B. Oglesbee, B. Adams, J. Hauter, L. Smith. Cherri Poling and Jill Pollock received the Lincolnview Safety Council Service Award lor their work on the Council. Driver Education students arc urged to be on the Safety Council to help promote all around safety. 30 Science Club Row 1: R. Bair, D. Zinn, G. Unterbrink, M. McCracken. Row 2: J. McCoy, G. Rauch, P. Wallace, T. Scott, A. Bolton, A. German, Mr. Johnson. Row 3: C. Kimmel, D. Mann, A. Lautzenheiser, T. Zuercher, E. Morrison, D. Medford, Mr. Mathew. Row 4: R. Pollock, S. Sanderson, J. Cramer, B. Baer, S. Bolton, B. Oglesbee, Mr. Edinger. Officers. Row 1: G. Rauch, Secretary; A. Lautzenheiser, Vice-President; J. Cramer, President; R. Pollock, Treasurer. Row 2: Mr. Johnson, Advisor; Mr. Edinger, Advisor; Mr. Mathew, Advisor. The annual local Science Fair was the main project of the Science Cluh. This year the fair was held on March 4th. Approximately 50 students from the High School entered projects in the areas of Botany, Chemistry, Conservation, Mathematics, Earth Science, Physics, and Zoology. In addition to these projects there were approximately 30 projects from both Junior Highs. Going to the District Science Fair were Rex Ashbaugh, Phil Wallace, Greg Davis, Gary Unterbrink, Craig Kimmel, Dave Breese, Rex Lloyd, Steve Rahrig, Dan VanWynesbergh, Randy Rhodes, Rogi Bair, and Sharon Davis. From this group Phil Wallace, Rex Ashbaugh, and Craig Kimmel received Superior ratings. They represented us at the State Science Fair in Columbus. Phil and Craig received Superior ratings and Rex received an Excellent rating. The club journeyed to Delphos for an evening at Peltier ' s Observatory and to Columbus for a Saturday at the Center of Science and Industry. Programs consisted of speakers, films, and discussions of topics of interest. Regular meetings were held on the first Wednesday of each month. 31 DEC A Club Row 1: V. Matthews, B. Longstreth, C. Bowen, M. Bowers, M. Sealscott, T. Tomlinson, K. Allen, R. Hiller. Row 2: D. Hammons, J. Morrison, E. Pate, E. Morrison, B. Ashbaugh, D. Evans, R. Rhodes, L. Smith. Seated: K. Allen, President; D. Hammons, Vice-President; B. Ashbaugh, Reporter. Standing: V. Matthews, Treasurer; R. Hiller, Secretary; Mr. Sanderson, Advisor. Seven members of the Lincolnview DECA chapter went to the District VI Leadership Conference at Ohio Northern University. Four members participated in district competition in display, vocabulary, merchandising, mathematics, job interview, advertising, and Parliamentary Law. The Employee-Employer Banquet was held on May 13 at 6:30 pm. at the Holiday Inn. A steak supper was served. DECA Club oper ated the bookstore at the high school and purchases the supplies for the bookstore in all Lincolnview school buildings. DECA Creed: I believe in the future which I am planning for myself in the field of distribution, and in the opportunities which my vocation offers. I believe in fulfilling the highest measure of service to my vocation, my fellow beings, my country, and my God - that by so doing, I will be rewarded with personal satisfaction and material wealth. I believe in the democratic philosophies of private enterprise and competition, and in the freedoms of this nation - that these philosophies allow for the fullest development of my individual abilities. I believe that by doing my best to live according to these high principles, I will be of greater service to both myself and to mankind. 32 National Honor Society Row 1: D. Schneider, D. Engel, B. Baer, R. Ashbaugh, P. Wallace, L. Hux, G. Unterbrink, C. Craine, Mrs. Foltz, Advisor. Row 2: S. Harter, M. McGinnis, R. Pollock, J. Etzler, T. Zuercher, S. Bolton, T. Kiehl, D. Rahrig, K. Dolbey, C. Unterbrink, N. Ringwald. Officers: Bruce Baer, Vice-President; Phil Wallace, President; Diana Schneider, Secretary-Treasurer. New members receive their cards and pins. 33 Scholarship Team Row 1: C. Craine, D. Adam, P. McClure, M. Davis, K. Cole, J. Summersett, N. Mottinger, K. Gorman. Row 2: N. Ringwald, F. Engel, S. Davis, A. German, B. Blythe, M. Medford, C. Unterbrink, G. Unterbrink, Mr. Leiendecker. Row 3: G. Rauch, S. Etzler, P. Stout, D. Rahrig, L. Moorman, A. Bolton, P. Wallace, S. Profit, M. McGinnis. Row 4: T. Kiehl, R. Speakman, R. Ashbaugh, B. Oglesbee, L. Medford, R. Miller, J. Etzler, V. Smith, P. Hux. Latin Honor Society Kneeling: D. VanWynsberghe, P. Wallace, B. Fissel. Standing: Mrs. Wallace, Advisor; S. Etzler, R. Speakman, V. Smith, A. Bolton, M. Breese. 34 Student Council Row 1: M. Evans, C. Keysor, N. Ringwald, V. Keysor. Row 2: M. Medford, R. Springer, R. Rank, A. Bolton. Row 3: Mr. Shade, Advisor; J. Stahl, P. Hux. Row 4: S. Bolton, L. Medford, B. Oglesbee, L. Eutsler. The Student Council consisted of fourteen members and their advisor, Mr. Shade. The Student Council this year sponsored the Homecoming dance on January 16. They purchased the crown and flowers for the Queen and flowers for the attendants. The Student Council also sold ads in the programs for the basketball tournament this year. During the year the council made several revisions to the constitution, concerning the election of members and the number of years a member may be in the Student Council. They are as follows: 1. Student Council members and alternates will be elected by popular vote of his class in the spring for the following year, except for freshman members. Each eighth grade will elect one member and the alternate will be chosen by popular vote the following school year. 2. Two-year members will be elected by the Student Council. 3. A member can be on the Student Council as many years as his class votes him in. 4. Starting 1970-71 the Student Council will elect a Parliamentarian so they can carry on correct parliamentary procedure during their meetings. The Student Council also joined the Ohio Association of Student Councils (O.A.S.C.), which is an association that helps Student Councils in Ohio, solve problems they may have in order that they may operate smoothly. M. Evans, Secretary; N. Ringwald, Vice-President; S. Bolton, President; V. Keysor, Treasurer; Mr. Shade, Advisor. 35 Lincolnview Students Are Phil Wallace, Rex Ashbaugh, and Craig Kimmel qualified to have their science projects entered in state competition. Debbie Adam is the first Typing 1 student to type 70 words a minute. Americanism Test Winners, Row I: Mr. Schroeder, June Etzler, Sally Etzler, Dave Rahrig and Rex Pollock are Boys ' State representatives and Nancy Karen Cole. Row 2: Phil Wallace, Gary Craine, Dave Rahrig. Ringwald is Girls ' State representative. 36 Recognized On Award Day NBE Test Awards: Row I: P. Keysor, D. Schneider, C. Unterbrink, S. Dunlap, J. Schneider. Row 2: P. Stout, M. Friesner, N. Evans, S. Gilgenbach, C. Rager, M. Youtsey. Row 3: S. Ashbaugh, G. Noggle, J. Oakley, C. Harter, S. Profit, L. Miller. Philip Wallace received the first place state award in the Physics Scholarship Test. i In the Boys ' Phys. Ed. tournament, Dave Evans placed first, and Roy Sherer placed second. In the Girls ' Phys. Ed. tournament, Jill Pollock placed first, and Susan Profit received second. 37 Students Make Use of the Library Seated: Jackie Ferguson, Brenda Perry, Kathy Germann, Joyce Tripplet, Judy Oakley, Rogi Bair. Standing: Pam Kiehl, Barb Sanders, Jane Rode, Gale Strauser, Bev Lane, Luvina Hux, Susan Dunifon, Mrs. Sunday, Librarian. Lincolnview High School has a fine collection of books for high school students and is furnished for the comfort of the student body. The library was brand new in the fall of 1968. This year there are hundreds of new books. The library is frequented by many of the students of the high school. A library should be of use to students and teachers and should be an integral part of the school. The selections which have been made for the library are for the use of the students and faculty. The reference materials, books in all classifications, and numerous magazines provide sources of information. A pamphlet file and a vertical file are maintained. Francis Bacon described the value of books and thus of libraries succinctly in the following quotation: But the images of men ' s wits and knowledges remain in books, exempted from the wrong of time, and capable of perpetual renovation. Neither are they fully to be called images, because they generate still, and cast their seeds in the minds of others, provoking, causing infinite actions and opinions in succeeding ages. Those of us who are a part of Lincolnview can be truly proud of our high school library. The materials are there to build better students and better citizens. Did you find the magazine you ' re looking for Mrs. Sunday? Jim Morrison working in the pleasant atmosphere of the library. 38 FHA Has Many Projects Row 1: D. Wolford, D. Pavel, S. Mohr, R. Long, L. Roush, D. Hiller. Row 2: P. Kiehl, P. McClure, C. Newland, R. Ringwald, G. Dunlap, J. Pollock. Row 3: J. Morris, B. Kitchenmaster, C. Poling, D. Parnell, B. Rode, M. Richards, K. Pugh. Row 4: D. White, K. Keysor, D. Engel, B. Adams, K. Welker, S. Beerman, Mrs. McGee, Advisor. Officers. Row 1: S. Mohr, Vice-President; R. Long, President; J. Pollock, Secretary; B. Adams, Treasurer. Rou Advisor; C. Poling, Reporter; D. Engel, Song Leader; B. Rode, Parliamentarian; K. Pugh. Historian. Mrs. McGee, 39 Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is an organization of girls who have been enrolled in Home Economics for at least one semester. Activities for this year included an FHA Banquet, the first annual banquet, during FHA Week. Our Valentine Dance Theme was ' Aquarius . The King was Doug Scott and the Queen was Jackie Ferguson. This year we served seven banquets, gave toys to the poor, and sent candy and cookies to a soldiers ' hospital. Our Chapter Mothers this year were Mrs. Jane Engel, Mrs. Jean Long, and Mrs. Delores Keysor. We attended the County Meeting, the Subregional Meeting, and the State Meeting where Suzi Mohr received the Award of Merit for our club for the eighth consecutive year. Jill Pollock and Cherri Poling sang in the State Chorus. Ruth Ringwald ran for the office of State Treasurer. On June 5 the club took their annual trip to Coney Island and the Eden Park Tropical Gardens in Cincinnati. The club had 26 members this year. Suzi Mohr received the Award of Merit for the club at the State FHA Convention. Mrs. McGee checks the refreshment table for after the style show. Everyone enjoyed the refreshments. 40 Hold First Annual Banquet Although there are no boys in the FHA Club, boys can take Home Economics, in fact they are eager learners. Each year the Home Economics classes sponsor a playschool for three to five year olds. 41 Future Farmers of America Row I: Mr. Gerdeman, Advisor; R. Lloyd, S. Neer, A. Morris, R. Davis, L. Etgen, J. Am, B. McCoy, Mr. Roediger, Advisor. Row 2: C. Pugh, J. Hessel, D. Hiller, S. Frey, D. Ries, J. Lloyd, D. Evans, T. Stutz, G. Strawser. Row 3: J. Jones, B. Schaadt, R. Miller, G. Arn, L. Lloyd, R. Frey, S. Harter, J. Holland. Row 4: R. Cooper, S. Duvall, R. Rank, B. White, D. Owens, T. Runyon, D. Wendel, B. Poe. Row 5: D. Girod, L. Eutsler, B. Evans, G. Keysor, B. Baer, S. Bolton, D. Longstreth, M. Collins. Officers. Row 1: L. Eutsler, Vice-President; B. Baer, President; R. Frey, Secretary. Row 2: T. Runyon, Student Advisor; S. Bolton, Treasurer; L. Lloyd, Reporter; G. Arn, Sentinel. 42 Participate in Many Activities VARSITY PLOWJOCKEYS Crop and Livestock Awards R. Cooper, R. Davis, A. Morris, B. Poe. Scholarship Awards RESERVE PLOWJOCKEYS R. Cooper, R. Frey, J. Holland, S. Frey. 1 = m Mm Ti ' W ' KB Bf _ _ W BP W!5 jgp®fS S. Bolton, B. Baer, S. Harter, R. Rank. 43 Parliamentary Procedure Team Seated: T. Runyon, S. Bolton, L. Eutsler, B. Baer, R. Frey, L. Lloyd, G. Am. Standing: B. Poe, R. Miller, J. Hessel, B. White, B. Evans. Each year the Lincolnview Chapter of the Future Farmers of America participates in many community and school activities as well as sponsoring many activities in its own chapter. At the county fair the chapter had 100% participation with 207 entries. The 14 boys entering at the State Fair received 30 A ' s and 2 B ' s. As the new school year began the F.FA. boys start their seed corn sales which is the major money making project for the chapter. During the fall the F.F.A. chapter competes against the other chapters in the district in a land judging contest. They also contribute to CROP, which supplies livestock to underdeveloped countries. On Heart Fund Sunday, Lincolnview F.F.A. boys canvass part of the Lincolnview School district for donations. They also sponsor a dance for the school when the F.F.A. Queen is crowned for the coming year. As the Christmas season approaches the chapter and its members donate money for food to give to two needy families in this area. During the winter months the chapter competes against other F.F.A. chapters in basketball. The varsity team had a 1-5 record while the reserves had a 5-1 record. The chapter also participates in the public speaking and district parliamentary procedure contest. This year they won a silver medal for a prepared speech and a bronze medal for the extemporaneous speech. The parliamentary procedure team received a gold rating. In the Spring the chapter sends various teams to the state judging contest held at Ohio State University. As the F.F.A. year comes to an end it is the time to honor members for their hard work during the year. This is done at the annual parent and son banquet. This year the chapter sent two boys to the state convention, Bruce Baer and Steve Bolton. Robert Bolton was made honorary member this year. Bruce Baer, President of FFA, crowns Brenda Adams, the FFA Queen. 44 SPORTS 45 Lincolnview Recognizes Coach Clark ' s Co-Captains, Bruce Baer and Don Adam, because of their superior basketball ability, were elected to the All-Conference team. Seniors in sports: Kneeling: R. Ashbaugh, S. Sanderson, G. Davis, T. Rhoades, J. Cramer. Standing: D. Thatcher, D. Adam, B. Baer, M. Owens, D. Scott. Coach Clark presents our new trophies to Mr. Schaffner. 46 Their Outstanding Athletes Stan Hitchcock, MVP Award in Baseball Greg Davis, MVP Award in Track John Cramer, MVP Award in Cross-Country John Dewitt, MVP Award in Wrestling Jerry Morrison, MVP Award in Golf 47 Varsity Team Kneeling: J. Leiendecker, Manager; A. Breece, Manager; J. Cramer, B. Lybold, S. Sanderson, P. Wallace, Statistician; G. Unterbrink, Statistician. Standing: Coach Clark, D. Scott, D. Thatcher, B. Baer, D. Adam, L. Medford, D. Evans, M. Owens, Coach Grant. Bruce Baer ' s famous trick shot. 1969-1970 Schedule WE THEY Ottoville 74 42 Ayersville 52 48 Kalida 75 50 Waynesfield 39 36 Ohio City 79 45 Perry 75 65 Miller City 71 60 Fort Jennings 55 50 Ada 61 31 Crestview 47 48 Van Wert 69 57 Spencerville 90 71 Co Id water 62 64 Allen East 49 51 Elida 57 55 Bluff ton 77 69 Blue Creek 75 65 Upper Scioto 80 88 Delphos Jefferson 84 52 Paulding 82 74 TOURNAMENT Blue Creek 89 56 Grover Hill 90 61 SUPER SF :TIo l Holgate 82 DISTRICT 72 Pettisville 71 79 48 Lancers in Action ' Nice shot, Dave. Parents ' Night in basketball at LHS. 49 Reserve Team Kneeling: S. Frey, J. Morrison, T. Tomlinson, A. Morris. M. Medford. Standing: B. Schaadt, B. Evans, B. Adam, B. Adam, P. Scott, D. Longstreth, T. Kiehl, Coach Grant. 1969-1970 Schedule WE THEY Ottoville 39 41 Ayersville 31 41 Kalida 64 35 Ohio City 45 34 Waynesfield 39 30 Perry 34 25 Miller City 45 55 Fort Jennings 30 34 Ada 46 21 Crestview 46 28 Van Wert 32 31 Coldwater 42 47 Allen East 35 41 Spencerville 42 32 Elida 38 26 Bluffton 49 34 Blue Creek 53 41 Upper Scioto 45 42 Delphos Jefferson 50 47 Paulding 49 45 50 Height is abundant in our Reserve Team. Freshman— Tournament League Champs Kneeling: Ft. Lloyd, S. Harter, R. Mason, R. Rank, R. Jones, J. Stahl, G. Semer. Standing: Coach Bell, T. Berryman, K. Perry, J. Owens, D. Smith, D. Medford, Statistician; R. Rayle, Manager. ' Wa J Mary Lou McCracken, Mary Jo Profit, Cheryl Keysor, Captain; Maria Davis, Debbie Hiller. 51 Varsity Cheerleaders Suzi Dunlap Randi Long HEAD CHEERLEADER Suzi Mohr Shirley Beerman Sandi Gilgenbach Vicki Keysor 52 Reserve Cheerleaders Ruth Ringwald HEAD CHEERLEADER Nancy Ringwald Sue Tomlinson Fara Engel Linda Moorman 53 Lincolnview Gets Own Varsity Team: Kneeling: J. McGarvey, S. Frey, S. Harter, R. Rhodes, L. Lloyd, A. Breece, D. Snyder, D. Medford. Standing: J. Stahl, T. Kiehl, R. Rank, D. Scott, P. Scott, D. Evans, D. Longstreth, S. Hitchcock, Mr. Grant, Coach. 1969-1970 VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE WE THE New Knoxville 1 4 Ada 6 4 Delphos St. Johns 13 5 Elida 4 9 Delphos Jefferson 10 1 Coldwater 2 6 Coldwater 2 3 Spencerville 3 1 Oakwood 5 Ayersville 11 3 Bluffton 4 3 Kalida 11 Delphos St. Johns 4 8 Crestview 3 9 Continental 3 2 Ohio City 10 5 TOURNAMENT Continental 1 5 Mr. Grant, Varsity Coach; Doug Scott, Senior Member; Mr. Bell, Reserve Coach. Home Diamond This Year Reserve Team. Kneeling: J. Unterbrink, C. Kiramel, B. Kimrael, G. Jackson, G. Semer, C. Miller. Standing: R. Davis, T. Berryman, R. Mason, D. Medford, P. Mongold, B. Fissel, Mr. Bell, Coach. - w ? ¥ r £3 H fl i Outfield. Kneeling: J. Stahl, A. Breece, J. McGarvey. Standing: D. Snyder, L. Lloyd, S. Hitchcock, R. Rhodes. Infield. Kneeling: D. Longstreth, P. Scott, S. Frey. Standing: S. Harter, R. Rank, D. Evans, D. Scott, T. Kiehl. 55 Track Team Has Fine Row 1: R. Sherer, T. Tomlinson, J. Lloyd, P. Hux, J. Morrison, R. Cooper, B. Schaadt, T. Rhoades, C. Pugh, E. Morrison, B. Stoll.Kote 2: Coach Clark, K. Perry, R. Ashbaugh, J. Cramer, J. Owens, D. Adam, D. Owens, B. Adam, B. Adam, G. Davis, B. Lybold, Coach Johnson. ? a 111 ) S I Mr. Clark, Coach; Don Adam, Co-Captain; John Cramer, Co-Captain; Mr. Johnson, Assistant Coach. Shotput and Discus. Kneeling: D. Adam, R. Ashbaugh, D. Owens. Standing: K. Perry, B. Adam, B. Adam. 56 Season on New Track Sprinters: R. Sherer, J. Morrison, T. Tomlinson. Distance Runners. Kneeling: C. Pugh, B. Stoll. Standing: J. Cramer, J. Owens, R. Cooper. Broad Jumpers: T. Rhoades, B. Lybold, J. Lloyd, T. Tomlinson. 440 yd. Run: P. Hux, B. Schaadt. 57 Lincolnview ' s First Wrestling Team Kneeling: J. Unterbrink, R. Rhodes, B. Stoll, P. Mongold, D. Hiller, B. McCoy. Standing: Coach Cangelosi, J. Dewitt, R. Rhodes, E. Morrison, R. Cooper, D. Van Wynsberghe, Manager. Stt ' ! Coach Cangelosi had this to say about this year ' s wrestling team. Our wrestling team this year, performed very well and successful for a first wrestling team. The boys learned a lot and I feel they worked to the best of their ability. I will be looking forward to a new season again next year since a majority of this year ' s team was made up of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. Most Valuable Player award went to John Dewitt, who was selected by his teammates and coach. How are you going to get out of that hold, Eddie? Don ' t worry fellows your turn is coming. Golf Team ' s First Year at LHS y Kneeling: R. Rayle, R. Pugh. G. Unterbrink. Standing: Mr. Bagley, Coach; R. Anderson, J. Morrison, S. Sanderson, J. Swygart. Coach Bagley The spring of 1970 marked a first at Lincolnview High School. Through the efforts of Mr. Albert Brown, Director of the Marsh Foundation School, a golf team was originated. The golf program was a success through the assistance and cooperation of Mr. Merlin Shade, athletic director and Mr. Ronald Bagley, coach. The Van Wert public golf course, Edgecreek, was where the action was for three of the six matches played. The boys who won letters were: Ray Anderson, Jerry Morrison, Bob Pugh, Stan Sanderson, and Gary Unterbrink. Jerry Morrison was voted by his teammates as Most Outstanding Golfer . Jerry was also the medalist on the golf team. 59 Pep Sessions Boost School Spirit Cheerleaders work hard to make signs and decorations for ball games. Freshmen make good sign painters. Students show spirit at pep sessions. ff 1 M F ™JJPuB wSSf v v W ' BBBH Cheerleaders lead the team on to victory. The Lancer Band plays at all pep sessions and ball games. 60 1970 Homecoming Attendants SENIOR, Cindy Steman JUNIOR, Kathy Germann SOPHOMORE, Debbie Mihm FRESHMAN, Cheryl Keysor 1970 HOMECOMING QUEEN Miss Suzi Mohr 62 aaws SENIORS 63 Seniors Officers, Seated: Tom Rhoades, Vice-President; Gary Unterbrink, President; Brenda Adams, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Roediger, Advisor; Dave Thatcher, Reporter; Cindy Craine, Treasurer. The Senior class ended four years of high school by taking their class trip to Cedar Point on May 28. The Senior money-making projects were the Mod-Motley in September, and presented their class play, The Courtship of Eddie ' s Father . Many Senior members received awards this year. Larry Eutsler won the Star Chapter Award. Steve Bolton won the Mechanics Award and Larry Eutsler won the Farm Placement Award. Bruce Baer broke the school record in basketball by making 40 points in one game. He did this in tournament play against Grover Hill. Bruce was also named on the first string of the Northwest Conference and the District Eight All-Star Team. Don Adam was named on the second string of the Northwest Conference. Don also received the most rebounds in one game and in one season. John Cramer broke the cross-country record in 10:46. Don broke the discus record with 122 4. Suzi Mohr was varsity captain and has been cheerleader all four years. Vicki Keysor and Randi Long have also been cheerleaders all four years. Sandy Gilgenbach was also a varsity cheerleader. Our royalty included Cindy Stemen as Halloween Queen and Senior Homecoming Attendant, Suzi Mohr was Homecoming Queen, Brenda Adams was FFA Queen, Carol Rager was Senior Attendant of FFA Queen. For the FHA ' s Valentine Dance, Jackie Ferguson was Queen and Doug Scott was King. Four members were elected to the National Honor Society. They are Steve Bolton, June Etzler, Sheryl Harter and Cherie Unterbrink. For commencement exercises, Dr. Darrell H. Pollard, Dean of Adrian College, spoke. Phil Wallace and Rex Ashbaugh were the students chosen to speak. The four highest in the class were Phil Wallace, Rex Ashbaugh, Cindy Craine, and Diana Schneider. 64 The Great Class of 1970 Donald Lee Adam Eugene David Am Bruce Alan Baer Brenda Sue Adams Rex Eugene Ashbaugh Janice Elaine Altman William A. Ashbaugh DON ADAM Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Band 1; School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3-4; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Club Officer 1-2; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4. BRENDA ADAMS Annual 3; School Paper 4; Class Officer 4; Class Play Crew 3-4; Science Club 3; Chorus 1-3; Club Officer 3-4; M.Y.F. 1; F.H.A. 2-3-4; Secretary 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3; F.F.A. Queen 4. JANICE ALTMAN Band 1-2; Y-Teens 1; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1-2-3; Library Assistant 1; F.H.A. 1-2. GENE ARN Class Play Crew 3-4; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. REX ASHBAUGH Basketball 3; Track 2-3-4; Band 1-2; Class Officer 1; Class Play Crew 3-4; Science Club 1; Choir 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Scholarship Team 1-2-4; Junior Achievement 3. BILL ASHBAUGH Science Club 1; Officer 2-4; M.Y.F. 2-3-4; DECA 4. Club BRUCE BAER Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 3; School Paper 4; Class Officer 2-3; Class Play Crew 3-4; Science Club 4; Chorus 1; National Honor Society 3-4; Club Officer 1-2-3; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. 65 The End of High School . Shirley Ann Beerman Stephan Duane Bolton Randall Kent Burton SHIRLEY BEERMAN Annual 3; School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-4; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; U.P.Y. 1-2-3-4. STEVE BOLTON School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3-4; Science Club 1-2-3-4; Club Officer 3-4; Student Council 3-4; U.P.Y. 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Scholarship Team 2-3-4. CHARLES BOWEN Baseball 2; Class Play Crew 3-4; DECA 4; Athletic Manager 2-3; Choir 1-2. MIKE BOWERS School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3; 4-H 1-2-3; Science Club 1-2-3; F.F.A. 1; DECA 3-4. RANDY BURTON Band 1-2-3-4; School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 4; Golf 4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3; Scholarship Team 1-2; Pep Band 2. CIN DY CRAINE Band 1-2-3-4; Annual 4; Class Officer 4; Class Play 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; National Latin Honor Society 1-2-3-4; Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2; Club Officer 1-2-3-4. JOHN CRAMER Basketball 2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3-4; 4-H 1-2-3; Science Club 1-2-3-4; Cross-Country 2-3-4; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; Junior Achievement 3. Charles Paul Bowen Cynthia Dianne Craine Michael G. Bowers II John Edward Cramer 66 The Beginning of a New Life Charles Anthony Davis Susan Marie Dunifon Gregory Earl Davis Denise Ellen Engel Larry W. Eutsler CHARLES DAVIS Class Play Crew 3-4; 4-H 1; Science Club 1; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4. GREG DAVIS Basketball 1; Track 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3-4; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Club Officer 1-2-3; U.P.Y. 1-2-3-4; Scholarship Team 1-2; Chorus 1-2-3-4. RON DULL Track 3; Band 1-2; Class Play Crew 3-4; 4-H 1-2; Science Club 1-2; Chorus 1; Junior Achievement 3; Club Officer 1-2-3; M.Y.F. 1. SUSAN DUNIFON Class Play Crew 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1-2; Choir 1-2-3-4; Club Officer 1-3-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Library Assistant 4. DENISE ENGEL Band 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Stage Band 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; Student Council 3; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Choir 2-3. JUNE ETZLER Band 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; National Honor Society 4; National Latin Honor Society 1-2-3-4; Club Officer 2-4; Walther League 1-2-3-4; Y.F.C. 3-4; Scholarship Team 3; Pep Club 1-2. LARRY EUTSLER School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3-4; Club Officer 2-34; Student Council 3-4;F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; U.P.Y. 1-2-3-4. Y Ronald Dull June Ellen Etzler 67 Seniors Have Worked Hard to Nancy Jo Evans Jacqueline Suzanne Ferguson Dennis Hammons NANCY EVANS School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3; Class Play 4: Class Officer 1; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2; M.Y.F. 1-2-34; Library Assistant 3. JACKIE FERGUSON Band 1-2; Annual 2 Class Play Crew 4; Y-Teens 1-2; 4-H 1-2 Junior Achievement 3; Library Assistant 4 F.H.A. 1-2. MARCELLA FRIESNER Band 1-2-3-4; Class Play Crew 3; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; U.P.Y. 1-2-3; F.H.A. 1; Safety Council 3-4. SANDY GILGENBACH Pep Club 1-2; Annual 3; Class Officer 3; Y-Teens 1-2-3; Office Help 4; Science Club 1-2-3; Choir 1-2-3; Club Officer 3; C.Y.O. 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 3-4; Scholarship Team 2; Safety Council 1-2-3-4. DENNIE HAMMONS Baseball 2; Track 3; Class Play 3; Choir 1-2; Club Officer 4; M.Y.F. 4; DECA 4. SHERYL HARTER Class Play 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 4; Club Officer 4; Y.F.C. 4; National Latin Honor Society 2-3-4; Library Assistant 1-2-3; Pep Club 1. JACKI HAUTER Band 1-2-3; F.H.A. 1. Marcella Kay Friesner Sheryl Lynn Harter Sandra Gileenbach Jacqueline Lee Hauter 68 Make Graduation Day a Success Brent William Heppeard Deborah Sue Jones Vicki Georgene Keysor Rose Marie Hiller Gary DeWayne Keysor BRENT HEPPEARD Class Play Crew 3-4; School Paper 4. ROSIE HILLER Class Play Crew 3; Y-Teens 1.2-3-4; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; C.Y.O. 1-2-3-4; Scholarship Team 2; F.H.A. 1;D.E.C.A. 4. LUVINA HUX Band 1-2-3-4; Class Play 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; 4-H 1-2; Junior Achievement 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Club Officer 3-4; Student Council 2-3; Y.F.C. 3-4; Library Assistant 4; Pep Band 4; Choir 1-2-3. DEBBY JONES Band 1-2-3-4; Annual 4; School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 4; Pep Club 1; Club Officer 3; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Choir 2-3-4. GARY KEYSOR Basketball 1; Class Play 4; 4-H 1-2-3; Choir 1-2; M.Y.F. 1-2; F.F.A. 2-3-4. PAM KEYSOR Band 1-2-3; Class Play Crew 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1; Club Officer 2-3-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Safety Council 4. VICKI KEYSOR Annual 3; Class Play 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1-2; Safety Club 1-2-3; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; Student Council 4; Library Assistant 1; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Scholarship Team 1-2; Choir 1-2-3-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4. LuvinaM. Hux Pamela Sue Keysor efcM«i 69 The End of Four Years Alan Ray Lautzenheiser F o N A ALAN LAUTZENHEISER Basketball 1; Track 1-2-3; Annual 4; Class Play 3-4; 4-H 1; Science Club 2-4; Choir 1-2-3; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Y.F.C. 1-2-3; Athletic Manager 2-3; Scholarship Team 3; Golf 4. CATHY LEHMAN Class Play 4; 4-H 1-2-3; Pep Club 1-2; M.Y.F. 1-2; Y.F.C. 1-2-3; Choir 1-2-3. RANDI LONG Band 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 2; Class Play Crew 3; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Majorette 2-3-4; Pep Club 1; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; U.P.Y. 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; Scholarship Team 1; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Choir 2. BRAD LONGSTRETH Basketball 1; Baseball 3; D.E.C.A. 4. DORAN MANN Class Play 4; 4-H 1-2; Science Club 1-2-3-4; Club Officer 34; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Y.F.C. 1-2-34; Choir 1. VIRGINIA MATTHEWS Class Play Crew 3; Y-Teens 1-2-34; 4-H 1-2; Choir 1-2-3; Club Officer 3-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-34; Y.F.C. 3; Library Assistant 1-3; Scholarship Team 1-2; D.E.C.A. REX MILLER 4-H 2-3; Club Officer 3; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. Catherine Lehman Doran E. Mann i ' Randi Jean Long Virginia Ellen Matthews Bradley E. Longstreth Jeffery Rex Miller 70 Filled With Many Memories V Susan Mohr Judith Carol McCoy Cheryl Lynn Poling Joyce Anne Mosier Michael David Owens SUZI MOHR Annual 1-2-3; Class Officer 2; Class Play Crew 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-4; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Safety CouncU 1-2-3; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Y.F.C. 1; Cheerleader 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Homecoming Queen 4. JOYCE MOSIER Annual 3; Class Play Crew 4; Y-Teens 1-2; 4-H 1-2-3; Safety CouncU 4; M.Y.F. 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3; Choir 1-3. KAY MOWERY School Paper 4; Class ©lay Crew 4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Y.F.C. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1; Choir 1-2-3-4. JUDY McCOY Y-Teens 3-4; 4-H 1-2 -3-4; Science Club 1-3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2. MIKE OWENS Basketball 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 2; Class Play Crew 3-4; 4-H 1-2-3; Choir 1; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; Student Council 1;U.P.Y. 1-2-3-4. DEBI PARNELL School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 4; 4-H 1; F.H.A. 1-3-4. Kay Mowery Deborah Cheryl Parnell CHERRI POLING Band 1-2-3-4; School Paper 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3; Choir 2; Club Officer 2-3-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Guidance Office Help 3-4; F.H.A. 3-4; Safety CouncU 3-4. 71 Our Busy High School Years Jill Ann Pollock Kathryn Pugh Thomas Paul Rhoades JILL POLLOCK Annual 3; School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Science Club 3; Choir 1-4; Club Officer 4; Cheerleader 1-3; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Safety Council 1-2-3-4. KATHY PUGH Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; 4-H 1-2; Safety Council 4; Club Officer 3-4; Choir 1-2-3; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Junior Achievement 3-4. CAROL RAGER Annual 3; Class Play Crew 4; School Paper 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Science Club 3; Safety Council 1-2-3; Club Officer 3; Walther League 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3. GORDON RAUCH Track 2; School Paper 4; Class Play 3-4; Science Club 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2; Club Officer 4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Y.F.C. 1-2-3-4; Athletic Manager 2; Scholarship Team 3. TOM RHOADES Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1; Track 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 4; Class Play 4; Science Club 1; Choir 1; Club Officer 1; Luther League 1-2-3-4; Class Play Crew 3. DENNY RIES M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. LUANNE RITCHIE Annual 3; Class Play Crew 4; Y-Teens 1-2; Safety Council 4; M.Y.F. 3-4; F.H.A. 2-3; Choir 1-3. Carol Joan Rager Dennis Edward Ries Gordon Howard Rauch Luanne Ritchie Have Drawn to An End Nola Jean Rumble Stanley Lee Sanderson Douglas Paul Scott Thomas Jay Runyon Diana Kay Schneider Barbara Louise Sanders Barbara Jeanne Schwartz NOLA RUMBLE Annual 3: Y-Teens 1-2; Safety Council 3-4; F.H.A. 3; Choir 1-3-4. TOM RUNYON Class Play Crew 4; 4-H 1-2; Club Officer 1-2-3; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. BARB SANDERS Annual 4; School Paper 4; Class Plav 4; Class Play Crew 3; Y-Teens 1; Choir 1-2-3-4; C.Y.O. 1-2-3-4; Library Assistant 4; F.H.A. 1-2. STAN SANDERSON Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3; Track 2; School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 3-4; Science Club 1-2-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3. DIANA SCHNEIDER Band 1-2-3-4; Annual 3-4: Class Play Crew 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2; National Honor Society 3-4; National Latin Honor Society 2-3-4; Club Officer 4; C.Y.O. 1-2-3-4; Secretary 3-4; Scholarship Team 3. BARB SCHWARTZ Class Play Crew 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2; M.Y.F. 3-4; F.H.A. 1-2; Choir 1-2-3-4. DOUG SCOTT Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 1; Class Play Crew 3-4; 4-H 1; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Scholarship Team 2. 73 The Future of America Miles Kenneth Sealscott Glenna Jean Slane Cindy Stemen MILES SEALSCOTT Basketball 1; 4-H 1-2; F.F.A. 1; DECA 3-4. GLENNA SLANE Y-Teens 1; Club Officer 3; M.Y.F. 1-2-3; F.H.A. 1-2-3; Choir 3-4; Safety Council 4. DIANA SNYDER Y-Teens 1-3-4; 4-H 1-2; Junior Achievement 3-4; Club Officer 2-3; Y.F.C.l; F.H.A. 1. RICK SPRINGER Track 1; Class Play 4; Student Council 4; Athletic Manager 1. CINDY STEMEN School Paper 4; Class Play Crew 4; Y-Teens 1-2. PATTY STOUT Band 1-2-3; Class Play 3; Club Officer 3; Y.F.C. 1; Secretary 3; Scholarship Team 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3. GALE STRAWSER Library Assistant 2-3-4; F.F.A. 3-4. Diana Lynn Snyder Patricia Ann Stout Rick D ean Springer Gale Eugene Strawser Rest in Our Hands David Franklin Thatcher Gary Louis Unterbrink Kristina May Welker l Owen Dewayne Tumblin Philip Harold Wallace DAVE THATCHER Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 2-3; Class Officer 4; Class Play 3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4. DEWAYNE TUMBLIN Baseball 1; Class Play 3; Athletic Manager 1-2-3. CHERIE UNTERBRINK Class Officer 2 Class Play 3; Class Play Crew 4; Y-Teens 3-4 National Honor Society 4; Club Officer 4 C.Y.O. 1-2-3-4; Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4 F.T.A. 2; Office Help 4. GARY UNTERBRINK Basketball 1-2-3; Baseball 1; Track 2-3; Annual 4; School Paper 4; Class Officer 3-4; Class Play 3-4; Science Club 2-3-4; Golf 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Club Officer 3; Student Council 2; C.Y.O. 1-2-3-4; Y.F.C. 2-3-4; Athletic Manager 4; Scholarship Team 1-2-3: Junior Achievement 3. PHIL WALLACE Class Officer 1-3; Class Play Crew 3-4; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Science Club 4; Choir 1; National Honor Society 3-4; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; M.Y.F. 1-2-3-4; Athletic Manager 4; Scholarship Team 1-2-3-4. MARCHA WATSON Annual 2-3; School Paper 3; Class Play Crew 3; Y-Teens 3; Science Club 1-3; Chorus 1-3; Y.F.C. 1-2-3. KRIS WELKER Band 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 2; Class Play 4; Class Play Crew 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; 4-H 1-2-3: Choir 1-2-3-4; Club Officer 1-2-3-4; Student Council 1; Y.F.C. 3; Scholarship Team 2; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 1-2; Pep Band 4. Cheryl Lynn Unterbrink Marcha Marlene Watson 75 Seniors Say Farewell to LHS Robert Howard White Marsha Jan Youtsey ROBERT WHITE FFA 1-2-3-4. MARCIA YOUTSEY Annual 1; Class Play Crew 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1-3; Club Officer 3; M.Y.F. 1-2-3; Safety Council 1-2-3-4. DEBBY ZINN Band 1-2-3-4; Annual 3-4; Class Play 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1-2-3-4; Club Officer 1-2-3-4. The big day has finally arrived. Just a few steps left. 76 Seniors Visit Their State Capital h n Seniors and chaperons are pictured here with their Representative, Mr. Robert Wilhelm. We stopped at Mt. Victory for breakfast and supper that day. On March 10, it snowed while we were visiting the Capital. 77 Seniors Enjoy a Wonderful, Suet ' s go again, that was fun All aboard the Cedar Point Ferry. 78 Fun-Filled Day at Cedar Point Gary rings the bell every time. Charlie tries his skill at the shooting gallery. Smile Cherie. Farewell Cedar Point. 79 Lincolnview Recognizes Seniors Lions Scholarship Citizenship Barb Sanders won the $400 Lions Club Scholarship Award Cherie Unterbrink and Phil Wallace received the Citizenship Award. Exchange Students Black Inc. Doug Scott and Denise Engel were chosen by the Lions Club to go to Germany. Cherie Unterbrink and Pat Stout tried for the Black Inc. Award. 80 In Many Fields of A chievements m j pw  w  iiimbiii i imm J m ■MHS HJ07 i- ' l ffl«E12S ™ ' W HSR Cindy Craine received the D.A.R. Award. Rosie Hiller received the DECA Award. Denise Engel received the Crisco Award. Kris Welker received the Betty Crocker Award. Bruce Baer and ancy Evans received the Drama Awards. Bruce Baer received the DeKalh Award. 81 Graduation Not Only Symbolizes An The 1970 Graduating Class of Lincolnview High School Baccalaureate May 31, 1970 - 2:00 P.M. Processional Mrs. Edwin Etzler, Organist Invocation Rev. George Dittmar Music Selections Lincolnview High School Choir Create in Me a Clean Heart A Mighty Fortress is Our God The Lord Bless You and Keep You Scripture, Luke 10: 25-37 .... Rev. Howard Anderson Sermon, The World in Miniature . . Rev. David Harris Benediction Rev. Richard Mason Recessional Mrs. Edwin Etzler, Organist Commencement May 31, 1970 -8:00 P.M. Musical Selection, Balladair High School Processional High School Band Invocation Rev. George W. Witmer Honor Address Philip Wallace, Rex Ashbaugh Senior Awards Merlin Shade Speaker, How to Get There from Here . Darrell Pollard Presentation of Class Jack Schaffner Presentation of Diplomas Board of Education Alma Mater Class of 1970 Benediction Rev. Hal Thomas Recessional High School Band 82 End but the Beginning of a New Life VALEDICTORIAN-Phil Wallace SALUTATORIAN-Rex Ashbaugh The 1970 Graduating Class of Lincolnview Number of Graduates 78 Class Motto Do Your Best TodayAnd You Will Have No Regrets Tomorrow Class Flower Green-tipped Carnation Class Colors . . Dark Green and Light Green Class Advisor Mr. Roger Roediger SENIOR AWARDS Agriculture Steve Bolton Athletics John Cramer Band Greg Davis Business Education Cheryl Unterbrink Distributive Education Rose Hiller English Cindy Craine Home Economics Jill Pollock Industrial Arts Brent Heppeard Mathematics Phil Wallace Science Phil Wallace Social Science June Etzler Speech Vicki Keysor Vocal Music Kristina Welker Dr. Darrell H. Pollard, Dean of Adrian College, Commencement Speaker. 83 Just Being Seniors Pals forever! Physics class looks like fun. Seniors hard at work. Will Graduation Day ever get here? You better hurry or you will be late for class. Seniors make the Greenies feel welcome. UNDERCLASSMEN 85 Juniors Seated: Tom Kiehl, Vice-President; Doug Snyder, President; Jill Kiehl, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Edinger, Advisor; Nancy Ringwald, Treasurer; Kathryn Dolbey, Reporter. The Junior class of 1969-1970 has been very active this year. One of the big events was the Junior-Senior Prom. Underwater Fantasy was chosen as the theme. Many hours of long hard work were put into this project. Another highlight was the induction of the National Honor Society students. Representing our class this year was Nancy Ringwald, Kathryn Dolbey, Tom Kiehl, Tom Zuercher, Dave Rahrig, Mike McGinnis, and Rex Pollock. Royalty, this year, consisted of Kathy Germann serving as Homecoming attendant, Bobbi Jo Kitchenmaster serving as our Halloween attendant, and Maggie Evans and Treva Adams as attendants for the annual F.F.A. dance. Our money making projects consisted of a cake raffle, a dance and the Junior class play. Mrs. Foltz was the director of our play, which was entitled Home Sweet Homicide . The scholarship team, which went to Defiance, included eight Juniors. They were as follows: Susan Profit, Nancy Ringwald, Karen Cole, Mike McGinnis, Dave Rahrig, Leland Medford, Bill Oglesbee, and Tom Kiehl. We had two girls serving as cheerleaders. Suzi Dunlap was on the Varsity squad and Nancy Ringwald was on the Reserve squad. We also had three Junior girls serving as majorettes. They were Laurie Miller, Jill Kiehl, and Suzi Dunlap. Going to Girls ' State this year was Nancy Ringwald. Boys ' State representatives were Rex Pollock and Dave Rahrig. In track this year, Bill Lybold set a new long jump record. 86 Jack Adams Treva Adams Keith Allen Sandy Ashbaugh Rogula Bair Karen Cole ,,-Cathy Collins Roy Cooper Phil Cross Wow! Did you get a look at her? 1 ' fe Juniors Get Their Class Rings Kathryn Dolbey Glenna Dunlap xSuzi Dunlap Steve DuVall Vickie Easton Dave Evans J Margaret Evans Bill Evans Kenny Faller Janice Ferguson Leslie Fennig j , James Ferris Kathleen Foust Randy Frey Kathy Germann Ann Gorman Shelly Gorman Carol Harter Joe Hauter Jerry Hessel Stan Hitchcock Sandra Hundley Debra Keltner 1 Jill Kiehl 87 Tom Kiehl Bobbie Jo Kitchenmaster Jim Lloyd Larry Lloyd Debbie Long Doug Longstreth Bill Lybold Mike McGinnis Leland Medford ' I wonder how I can get out of study hall next period? Juniors Work Hard to Put on Joyce Mihm Laurie Miller Roger Mongold Eddie Morrison Jim Morrison Dean Mosier Jean Mosier Donna Mottinger Gayle Noggle Judy Oakley , Bill Oglesbee Don Owens Ed Pate Brenda Perry BillPoe | Rex Pollock Susan Profit Robert Pugh Dave Rahrig i Roger Rhodes Mary Jo Richards i, Dana Ries Nancy Ringwald Barb Rode Ik . 88 They ' re picking on her again! A Prom for the Seniors Are you sure you ' ve got that order right? ' ' TSill Sanderson Bernie Schaadt Joan Schneider Larry Smith i Doug Snyder i fim Snyder Gina Lee Speakman Bruce Stoll «f Swygart Ben Thatcher Rick Thatcher Tom Tomlinson Debbie Watson Doug Wendel Donna White [ Charles Wilkin Mike Wolfcale Jenny Young Tom Zuercher 8? Juniors Have Busy Year ■HP-- H| K Side by side, Mr. Edinger and Leland endure the long hours of prom week. Get busy, Bill! Siesta time! Juniors turn out many fine projects. Don ' t move Keith, it ' ll fall down. Don ' t worry it will never reach the water. 90 Sophomores Officers. Seated: Patty Washburn, Vice-President; David Mottinger, President; Denise Clark, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Mathew, Advisor; Ruth Ringwald, Treasurer. The treasury of the Sophomore class received a boost as the result of a magazine sales campaign at the first of the school year. The campaign was headed by Ruth Ringwald, who served as business manager. The class was divided into four teams and the subscriptions were sold on a team basis. Other successful money-making projects were the coat check at all home basketball games, a cake raffle, and the Spring Dance. Debbie Mihm was chosen to represent the class as Homecoming attendant; Bonnie Etzler was the Halloween Queen attendant; and Fara Engel and Brenda Ries were members of the FFA Queen ' s court. The Sophomores were active in many of the various extracurricular activities of Lincolnview High School. Four members of the reserve cheerleading squad, and two members of the majorette corps were Sophomore girls. The Sophomore boys were well represented on basketball, baseball, wrestling, track, and golf teams. Two of our Sophomore basketball players, Steve Frey and Bruce Adam, got to see Tournament action. Linda Moorman, President of the Jr. Y-Teens, was selected as Miss Jr. Y-Teen for the year and also was chosen as Van Wert County ' s Y-Teen Big Sister. Ruth Ringwald was a delegate to the F.H.A. Convention in Columbus, an honor usually reserved for upper classmen. F.F.A. honors went to Alan Morris for the best project book. James Holland received the camp scholarship award and Steve Frey was awarded second place. In the classroom the Sophomores agai n proved themselves worthy. Major subjects for most of them were biology, world history, English, geometry, business, typing, or languages. The end of the year found us ordering the all important class rings and anxiously awaiting to become Juniors. 91 k tit % ! ±,i% Brian Adam Bruce Adam Diane Amerman Ray Anderson Jim Am Cheryl Ashbaugh Alice Bolton w-Alan Breece Mary Lou Breese Tom Scott hard at work! Sophomores Make ( ' Cheryl Bowersock Denise Clark ; Gary Craine Bev Coil Debbie Daeger Sharon Davis Roger Davis John Dewitt Fara Engel Larry Etgen Bonnie Etzler Johnnie Etzler Sally Etzler Dick Evans Steve Frey Vicki Gamble Kathy Gorman Dave Hiller Jim Holland Brenda Hundley Perry Hux Pam Kiehl Debbie Lautenschleger Jon Leiendecker 92 Watch out for your fingers! The Scene 9 too! Maurice Lewis eff McGarvey Mike Medford Debbie Mihm Jim Mihm Jerry Miller Rick Miller Ed Mongold ;,-fc;inda Moorman Alan Morris Jill Morris Jerry Morrison David Mottinger Kim Neer Linda Newland Rick O ' Daffer Debbie Osting Denise Pavel Darrell Pickell Stu Reed Mary Rhoades i renda Ries Ruth Ringwald Jane Rode Elaine Sanderson Ray Seibert Phil Scott Tom Scott Roy Sherer Dave Smith Gary Spridgeon Cheryl Strawser Tom Stutz 93 Joe Suever Joyce Summersett Kathy Taylor Linda Thatcher Sue Tomlinson Ellen Trindle Joyce Tripplet Bruce Unterbrink Patty Washburn l Beverly White ) Beth Yoh Connie Zinn What are you up to now Phil? Sophomores Order Class Rings Jon, could you lend me a dollar? Did you make a mistake, Pam? 94 Sophomores Do Their Own Thing Think it needs an oil change? Oh no, another MISTAKE! Sophomores sponsor Easter dance. It ' s amazing what you can do with a block of wood. 1 US Hurry up John, Phil is going to beat you done. Alan got caught sweeping his dirt behind the door again! 95 Freshmen Seated: Cheryl Adams, Vice-President; David Smith, President; Mary Lou McCracken, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Bell, Advisor; Pam McClure, Reporter; Brent Fissel, Treasurer. There are seventy-six students in the Freshman class. Their money-making projects for the year included an open dance, a closed party, and a cake raffle. Royalties included Nancy Mottinger, as Halloween attendant, Cheryl Keysor and Mary Lou McCracken as FFA attendants, and Cheryl Keysor as Homecoming attendant. Cheerleaders who led the Freshman basketball team to the area Championship title were Cheryl Keysor, Mary Jo Profit, Debbie Hiller, Maria Davis, and Mary Lou McCracken. Craig Kimmel received a superior rating at the State Science Fair. Steve Harter received the scholarship award at the FFA Banquet, and David Girod received the Best Project Book award. The Freshmen who achieved recognition into the Latin Honor Society were Ruth Speakman, Vicky Smith, Dan Van Wynsberghe, and Brent Fissel. 96 Mary Jo deep in thought? Cheryl Adams Debby Adam Mari Ann Bagley Gail Bailey Rogena Bair Tom Berryman Beverly Blythe Mary Bowen Betty Jo Bowers Class of 1973 Enter High School David Breese Penny Burnett Barry Coil Mark Collins i--Teresa Collins Pam Cross Maria Davis Lana Drake John Duncan Don Dunno Charla Easton Jo Dee Edwards Debby Evans Brent Fissel Alisa German David Girod Ruth Hammons Steve Harter Mark Heppeard Debby Hiller Kelli Hughes Greg Jackson John Jones Richard Jones 97 Cheryl Keysor Kristie Keysor Billy Kimmel Craig Kimmel Beverly Lane AMC-T i W-2 i- Rex Lloyd Pam McClure Bruce McCoy IVlary Lou McCracken J. ' 7c 5 Y -fTtr Becky Rumble was severely injured in an automobile accident in the fall of 1967. She has been very determined in keeping up with her class and is doing very well. This past year she has been tutored by Mrs. Hal Thomas, Mr. David Mathew, and Mr. David Leiendecker. We look forward to the time when she is sufficiently recovered so she can be with us here at school. Freshman Year Begins in Randy Mason Donald Medford Chuck Miller Kathy Missler Paul Mongold Kimberly Morris Rex Mosier Nancy Mottinger Shane Neer Carol New land Dennis Owens Jeff Owens Kim Perry Mary Jo Profit Charles Pugh Steve Rahrig Roger Rank Randy Raylc - Randy Rhodes Tom Robeson Lana Rough Loretta Rupert Rose Marie Schneider Greg Semer Dave Smith Vicky Smith Ruth Ann Speakman Jeff Stahl Jeff Unterbrink Danny Van Wynsberghe Nora Warner Debby Wolford Steve Youtsey This is right . . . isn ' t it? Confusion . . .Ends in Routine Sing along with JoDee! What was that you said Steve? 99 Freshmen Work and Have Fun, Too Do you think that sophomore is going to let a greenie beat him? Mrs. McGee helps the freshmen start their projects. ■H im0 Eg gfcf WST ' - - iS wtfBk, hinT It is a very good idea for freshmen to take typing. Hurry up, Randy and get your homework done. Mr. Gerdeman works closely with his freshmen. Taking tests is one thing every class has to do. 100 ADMINISTRATION 101 Administrators of the School Guidance Counselor and Principal Local Superintendent Mr. David Leiendecker and Mr. Merlin Shade. Mr. Jack Schaffner School Board Federal Coordinator Seated: C. A. Ringwald, Vice-President; W. Everett Jones, President; Harold Ireland, Qerk. Standing: Dwain Pollock, Glen Rager, Ronald Engel. Mr. William Schroeder ]q: Mr. Lyn Bell Mr. John Cangelosi Mr. Larry Clark HVIr. Thomas Edinger v-Mrs. Genevieve Foltz Mr. Earl Gerdeman Mr. James Grant Mr. Paul Grilliot Mrs. Evelyn Guthrie tMr. C. Kent Johnson Mrs. Grace McGee Mr. David Mathew Did you lose your test, Mrs. Foltz? Better watch what you ' re doing, Mr. Clark! 103 Practicing hard, Mr. Mowery? Here I come, ready or not! j Mrs. Jean Miller Mr. Ward Mowery Mr. Roger Roediger Mr. Robert Sanderson I Mrs. Dorothy Schaffner i Mrs. Rosemary Schroeder [Mr. William Schroeder jMrs. Margery Sheldon Mrs. Lelia Sunday Mrs. Bonnie Wallace Mrs. Geraldine Welker Mrs. Sara Williman 104 Teacher Directory MR. LYN M. BELL attended Bowling Green State University and has a B.S. degree in education. He teaches Health, Physical Education, English I,II,and III, and Remedial English. He is also Freshman Class Sponsor, Freshman Basketball Coach, and Assistant Baseball Coach. MR. JOHN CANGELOSI attended Findlay College and has a B.S. degree in education. He teaches Vocal Music and is also the Wrestling Coach. MR. LARRY G. CLARK attended Wilmington and St. Francis College and has a B.S. degree in education. He teaches Industrial Arts I,II,III,and IV and is Varsity Basketball and Track Coach. MR. THOMAS B. EDINGER attended Bluffton College and has a B.S. degree in education. He teaches Advanced Math, Chemistry, Physics, and Algebra II and is Junior Class Sponsor. MRS. GENEVIEVE FOLTZ attended Bluffton College, Ohio Northern, Colorado, Bowling Green State University and Northwestern University and has an A.B. degree in education. She teaches American History and American Government. She is advisor to the National Honor Society and Junior and Senior Class Play Director. MR. EARL J. GERDEMAN attended Ohio State University and has a B.S. and M.S. degree in Agricultural Education. He teaches Vocational Agriculture and is advisor of F.F.A., Adult Farmer, Young Farmer, and F.F.A. Basketball Coach. MR. JAMES LYNN GRANT attended Defiance and St. Francis College and has a B.S. and M.S. degree in education. He teaches General Math, Algebra I , Geometry, and Remedial Math and is Baseball Coach and Assistant Basketball Coach. MR. PAUL GRILLIOT attended Cincinnati, St. Xavier, and Bowling Green State University, and has a B.S. degree in education. He teaches Driver Education and Sociology. He is advisor to the Van Wert County and School Safety Council and the Annual Staff. MRS. EVELYN GUTHRIE attended Ohio Northern, Bowling Green State, Ohio, Ohio State, and Miami Universities and has a B.S. degree in Business. She teaches Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II, and Economics. MR. CHARLES K. JOHNSON attended Manchester College and has a B.S. degree in education. He teaches Biology, Health, and Physical Education and is Assistant Track Coach. MRS. GRACE A. McGEE attended Ohio State University and Bluffton and has a B.S. degree in Home Economics. She teaches Home Economics I,II,III, and IV and is F.H.A. Advisor. MR. DAVID W. MATHEW attended Taylor University and has a B. A. degree in education. He teaches Biology, General Science, and Modern Science and is Science Club Advisor and Sophomore Class Sponsor. MRS. JEAN MILLER attended Mount Union College, Ohio Northern University, and Defiance College and has a B.S. degree in education. She teaches English III and IV and Senior Speech. MR. WARD MOWERY attended Ohio State University and the University of Illinois and has a B.S., M.S., and M.M. degree. He teaches Instrumental Music and Pep Band, Stage Band, and Musical Director. MR. ROGER ROEDIGER attended Ohio State University, Colorado State, and the University of Kentucky and has a B.S. and M.A. degree in Agricultural Education. He teaches Vocational Agricultural I,II,III,and IV and Adult Education. He is advisor to the Senior Class and F.F.A. MR. ROBERT L. SANDERSON attended Defiance College and Indiana University and has a B.S. and M.S. degree in education. He teaches Distributive Education and is the advisor of the DECA Club. MRS. DOROTHY SCHAFFNER attended Bowling Green State University and has a B.S. degree in education. She teaches English I and II and Journalism and is advisor to the Lancer Views. MRS. ROSEMARY C. SCHROEDER attended Ball State University and has a B.S. degree in education. She teaches Record Keeping, General Business, Office Practice, Accounting, Business English, and Personal Typing. MR. WILLIAM C. SCHROEDER attended Defiance College, Toledo, Indiana and Miami Universities and has a B.S. and M.S. degree in education. He teaches World History and is Federal Co-ordinator. MRS. MARGERY L. SHELDON attended Rochester Institute of Technology, Buffalo State Teachers College and Ohio Wesleyan University and has a B.F.A. and M.F.A. degree. She teaches Fine Arts I and II. MRS. LELIA M. SUNDAY attended Western Reserve University, Defiance College, Bowling Green State University, Ohio Northern, Indiana University and has an A.B. degree. She is the High School Librarian and Junior Y-Teens Advisor. MRS. BONNIE WALLACE attended the University of Toledo, Ohio University, University of Utah, and Wright State University and has a B.S. degree in education. She teaches Latin I and II and is the advisor to the National Latin Honor Society. MRS. GERALDINE WELKER attended Huntington College, Bluffton College, Ohio Northern, and Wittenburg University and has a B.A. degree. She teaches English I and II and French I and II and is Senior Y-Teens Advisor. MRS. SARA WILLIMAN attended the University of North Carolina and has a B.S. degree in Physical Education. She teaches Physical Education and Health and is Cheerleader Advisor. 105 Personnel Does Valuable Service COOKS: Mrs. Noreen Motycka, Mrs. Velma Sperry, and Mrs. Geneva Lambert. STUDY HALL MONITOR, Mr. Howard Foltz ASSISTANT CUSTODIAN, Luther Friesner SECRETARY, Alice Neer 106 ■ ADVERTISING 107 HOVERMAN STUDIO Senior Princess Cindy Stemen Homecoming Queen Suzi Mohr John R. Hoverman, C.P.P. Betty L. Hoverman U. S. 30 South Delphos, Ohio Phone 695-2776 Junior Princess Kathy Germann Sophomore Princess Debbie Mihm Freshman Princess Cheryl Keysor Leonard B. Stemen Phone 968-2120 or 968-2023 Middle Point Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF DUSTY RHOADES INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE, AUTO, LIFE 3 North Washington Street Van Wert Ohio 110 J. L. WANNEMACHER SALES AND SERVICE INC. ALLIS CHALMERS SCHULTZ NEW IDEA Farm Equipment Phone 453-3445 Ottoville Ohio 111 KARL ' S SOHIO SERVICE TUNE UPS ATLAS TIRES ATLAS PRODUCTS A.A.A. Approved By-Pass 30—127 and 224 Phone 232-0851 Van Wert, Ohio NDAR P O 112 P L Fertilizer Solution DALE LOCKHART Van Wert, Ohio KENDALL MOHR Convoy, Ohio CARL LANDIS Flora, Indiana WOODROW SELL WORTH Manchester, Indiana MAURICE KEYSOR Rochester, Indiana NICKELL FLYING SERVICE Lakeview, Ohio MAURICE ANDREWS Waynesfield, Ohio AL WINEMAN Payne, Ohio ROBERT LONG Route 1 Middle Point, Ohio Phone 968-2230 DEALERS ARMOUR LIQUID Vertagreen 10-20-10 JOE HERTEL Van Wert, Ohio VILLAGE GRANARY Convoy, Ohio PAUL WERLING New Haven, Indiana RALPH SOMMERS Ft. Wayne, Indiana JERRY BLUE Flora, Indiana DARWIN McCLURE Grover Hill, Ohio CLYDE ROBEY DeGraff, Ohio ALFRED POHLMAN Delphos, Ohio HAROLD PHILLIPS Middle Point, Ohio 113 GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM YOUR COUNTY OFFICIALS Les Gal low ay County Commissioners: Ed Jones Homer Pol lock Auditors: Don Myers Clerk of Courts: Winifred Jones Co. Engineer: Paul Gardner Prosecuting Att: David Zeigler Recorder: Feme Wol let Sheriff: Don Thomas Treasurer: Lloyd Basi I Veterans Adm: W. Teman 14 YOU NEVER GET STUNG AT B B 0 Says Al Imthurn B B FORD INC. PHONE 596-3364 CONTINENTAL OHIO 115 DELPHA-CHEVROLET-BUICK-OPEL WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS We continue to be interested in the proper operation of your car . . . long after the sale. Cars available for Daily, Weekly, Monthly rental or long term lease. The modern way of financing your transportation. Delphos, Ohio 116 BOOSTERS MR. MRS. FRED SCHNEIDER Van Wert, Ohio WAPAKONETA PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Wapakoneta, Ohio DR. H. E. WILKIN Van Wert, Ohio JOHN ' S SINCLAIR Van Wert, Ohio JERRY PRICE Van Wert, Ohio LININGER BROTHERS Van Wert, Ohio EHRSAM FURNITURE Van Wert, Ohio ONE HOUR MART1NIZING Van Wert, Ohio BON-TON SHOE REPAIR Van Wert, Ohio OPEN AIR MARKET Van Wert, Ohio RICK SAY Van Wert, Ohio GARY FRYSINGER Van Wert, Ohio MARK FENNIG Van Wert, Ohio ASHLAND GAS STATION Paulding, Ohio BRUNE PRINTING COMPANY Paulding, Ohio DR. CHARLES WEAVER Paulding, Ohio JOHNSON ' S RESTAURANT Paulding, Ohio NELLIE E. POLING Haviland, Ohio ALVA F. COLE Van Wert, Ohio MRS. ROGER TOSSEY Van Wert, Ohio MRS. MARGARET HESSEL Van Wert, Ohio SHAHL-PHILPOT INSURANCE CO. Paulding, Ohio TASTEE FREEZE Ohio City, Ohio DRAKE ' S HARDWARE Convoy, Ohio WREN RESTAURANT Wren, Ohio OHIO CITY HARDWARE Ohio City, Ohio MARY ' S FROSTIE ZIP Willshire, Ohio PHOTO STAR Willshire, Ohio KOENIG ' S HARDWARE Venedocia, Ohio FRYER ' S REXALL PHARMACY Spencerville, Ohio PLACE ' S FASHION SHOPPE Spencerville, Ohio JAMES HEIL, SALES Spencerville, Ohio MACK INSURANCE AGENCY Spencerville, Ohio VOGT ' S MARATHON SERVICE STATION Spencerville, Ohio MARGARET ' S DRESS SHOP Spencerville, Ohio DR. DONALD M. SPICER Spencerville, Ohio ROBERT HAHN INSURANCE AGENCY Spencerville, Ohio ESMONDES ' S MARKET Celina, Ohio HAYES-ALBION CORP. Spencerville, Ohio HIPP STORE INSURANCE Grover Hill, Ohio STRATTON ' S SERVICE STATION DAIRY WHIP Grover Hill, Ohio RELIABLE PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. Delphos, Ohio 1 17 HAGAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Delphos, Ohio ROBERTS CARRY OUT Delphos, Ohio W. S. REMLINGER DRUGS Delphos, Ohio THE EQUITY ELEVATOR CO. Delphos, Ohio STRAWN ' S GROCERY Middle Point, Ohio BOB BURTON Middle Point, Ohio IRENE ' S BEAUTY SHOP Middle Point, Ohio FLOYD E. YOUNG INSURANCE Oakwood, Ohio OAKWOOD DEPOSIT BANK CO. Oakwood, Ohio H K MOTORS SALES Continental, Ohio HOMIER AND SONS Continental, Ohio KOHART BRO. Paulding, Ohio MOBIL CHEMICAL CO. tatty, Ohio STOLLER HONEY FARMS Latty, Ohio ACKOM INSURANCE CO. Van Wert, Ohio FOY-JOHNSTON PAINT AND WALLPAPER Van Wert, Ohio FROM A BOOSTER Van Wert, Ohio PAULDING LANDMARK Paulding, Ohio FRIGID LOCKER SERVICE Van Wert, Ohio COWAN AND SON FUNERAL HOME Van Wert, Ohio VAN WERT GOSPEL GIFT SHOP Van Wert, Ohio C. M. PURMORT INSURANCE AGENCY ..Van Wert, Ohio WILLIMAN ' S i G A Van Wert, Ohio MARC HILL FURNITURE STORE Van Wert, Ohio BETTY ANN CAFE Van Wert, Ohio THE SPOT RESTAURANT Van Wert, Ohio J. C. PENNEY CO. Van Wert, Ohio U. S. SPORTING GOODS Van Wert, Ohio HUNTER ' S REXALL DRUGS Van Wert, Ohio WILSON AND GIROD HARDWARE Van Wert, Ohio CLARK ' S SHOES Van Wert, Ohio JOHN EARL, INC. Van Wert, Ohio YOURS AND MINE RESTAURANT AND STEAK HOUSE Van Wert, Ohio DOWNTOWN DRUG STORE Van Wert, Ohio SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS Van Wert, Ohio OLYMPIC RECREATION Van Wert, Ohio ZEIGLER ' S GROCERY AND CARRY OUT Van Wert, Ohio KENNEDY KUHN, INC. Van Wert, Ohio CAMPBELL HARDWARE Van Wert, Ohio RUSSELL SMITH Woodland, Maine ANDREW BROWN Van Wert, Ohio DON G. THOMAS SHERIFF ' S DEPARTMENT Van Wert, Ohio BRADY ' S FASHIONS Van Wert, Ohio GERALD SCHNEPP INSURANCE Van Wert, Ohio TREATY CO. Van Wert, Ohio HOLIDAY INN ..Van Wert, Ohio ROCKFORD SOHIO Rockford, Ohio CONVOY DUD ' S AND SUDS Convoy, Ohio LION CLOTHING Delphos, Ohio CLARENCE AND ROSELIA RINGWALD Delphos, Ohio MR. AND MRS. RICHARD OSMUN Middle Point, Ohio MR. AND MRS. BOB SCHWARTZ Van Wert, Ohio MR. AND MRS. DONALD FISSEL Van Wert, Ohio DAVID POE Van Wert, Ohio ALTENBERGER INSURANCE AGENCY Ottoville, Ohio MR. AND MRS. HAROLD STEMEN Middle Point, Ohio DARI KONE Middle Point, Ohio OAKWOOD NEWS Oakwood, Ohio MRS. EVA ZINN Van Wert, Ohio MR. AND MRS. RAY ZINN Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of ABC HEATING COMPANY 208 East Central Street Phone 232-4876 Van Wert VAN WERT CROP SERVICE Hoaglin Center Road Van Wert, Ohio Ohio H9 JONESCO Purina Feed Royster Fertilizer and Chemicals Buyers of Agricultural Products ELGIN SERVICE CENTER Elgin, Ohio--Phone 667-2477 Butler Agr. Bui Ider Cardinal Auguers -- Moisture Testers M.C. Continuous Dryers 120 MIDDLE POINT BANKING COMPANY MIDDLE POINT SINCE 1921 OHIO PHONE 968-2153 Compliments of THE PEOPLES SAVING BANK Established 1903 Van Wert Ohio 121 Compliments of THE NATIONAL SEAL COMPANY Federal-Mogul Corporation Van Wert Ohio ODENWELLERS MENS BOYS WEAR MENS SHOES Your Levis® Headquarters in this Area Remember, only Levis® makes Sta-Prest DELPHOS OHIO 122 PANGLES MASTER MARKET HOME OF THE ROYAL WELCOME AND KING SIZE SAVINGS!! VAN WERT OHIO CENTRAL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY THE COMPANY WITH TOMORROW MINDED PROTECTION PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY BY HAVING ADEQUATE INSURANCE PROTECT YOUR FUTURE BY SEEING US ABOUT A JOB Van Wert Ohi 123 HOW MAY WE SERVE YOU? THE COMMERCIAL BANK Established in 1877 Member FDIC We Welcome All Accounts Young or Old Large or Small Your Bank with Young Ideas DELPHOS OHIO DERRY DRUGS Main and Market Streets Van Wert, Ohio Where Service is Part of the Purchase Prescriptions are Priced Right to the Penny 124 W.D. McCracken Sons ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING SALES AND SERVICE INSULATING, ELECTRIC HEATING PHONE 968-2320 MIDDLE POINT, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 70 E R TRAILER SALES AND SERVICE, INC. MIDDLE POINT, OHIO PHONE 968-2115 125 CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY, INC. 975 Glenn Street VAN WERT, OHIO The largest manufacturer of Fibre Shipping Drums. Our motto is Drums Hard to Beat. The Company has 160 plants in the United States and Canada with leasing arrangements in foreign countries. It covers the field of packaging consisting of fibre drums, corrugated boxes, flexible packages, metal closures, glass and metal containers. Other products include Bondware paper plates and cups, glassware, Decoware, Conolite counter covering and paper manufacturing. Plant 83 at Van Wert, one of ten company plants manufacturing fibre shipping drums, employs about 500 men and women. Its operation and payroll is a significant part of the economic wealth of Van Wert County. AEROQUIP CORPORATION INDUSTRIAL DIVISION Van Wert, Ohio WE WISH SUCCESS TO EACH MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 70 126 VAN WERT NATIONAL BANK YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK YOUR SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK WILLSHIRE, OHIO OHIO CITY, OHIO VAN WERT, OHIO Obtain Seed Needs From an FFA Member Bill Du Vail Ronnie Davis Jay Cowgill Wayne Kemler Frank Scott John Dull Bruce Baer Larry Eutsler Tom Runyon Steve Bolton Gene Arn Rex Miller Dennis Ries Robert White Gary Keysor Randy Frey Larry Lloyd Gale Strawser Roy Cooper Bill Poe Jerry Hessel Jim Lloyd Steve Du Vail Corn Wheat Beans Oats Call us: 238-1289 968-9494 Earl Gerdeman - Advisor Roger Roediger - Advisor Doug Longstreth Bill Evans Bernie Schaadt Doug Wendel Tom Stutz Alan Morris James Holland Dave Hiller Steve Frey Dick Evans Larry Etgen Roger Davis Jim Arn Mark Collins Donn Dunno Dave Girod Steve Harter John Jones Roger Rank Charles Pugh Dennis Owens Shane Neer Bruce McCoy Rex Lloyd 127 ELGIN GRAIN CO. GRAIN SEED LIQUID AND SOLID FERTILIZER HARDWARE AND CHEMICALS We Do Custom Application and Spraying Phone 667-241 1 Venedocia Ohio Dickman Brothers, Inc. Route U. S. 30 and 224 Complete Truck Service 5 Miles East of Van Wert 24- Hour Wrecker Service P.O.Box 146 Middle Point, Ohio Phone -419 — 968-2113 968-2209 — 968-2118 128 HALL LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY (Since 1910) Building Material, Paints, Builders Hardware Office Phone 749-2119 Convoy, Ohio 45832 BVJV DONS SOHIO STANDARD voiU J! I ' ll Convoy, Ohio MARSEE MARATHON CONVOY, OHIO Congratulations CONVOY EQUITY EXCHANGE CO. FARMERS HEADQUARTERS CONVOY, OHIO 129 Compliments of Ohio Electro Polishing Co., Inc. VENEDOCIA, OHIO GOOD ' S MARKET Meats and Vegetables Phone 667-2422 Venedocia, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 70 ' Phil Jones General Contractor Roofing, Booking, and Spouting Phone 667-2713 Venedocia, Ohio Compliments of ROY A. WEBER, O.D. 112 W. MARKET STREET PHONE 568-3122 CELINA, OHIO 13C The Journal News ilhc Journal . ' CIUD Bos ! Is IMi onsperUlion As 8«|W rfotji Sthool Sootd Decision ' vj W Hrai 5£ SCPL Bwr.Btj Koil IK , la footbofl Opcnn 126 North Broadway Street Spencerville, Ohio HASTINGS MARKET 1 17 North Broadway Street SPENCERVILLE, OHIO KOENIG CHEVROLET INC. 141 West North Street Spencerville, Ohio New 1970 Chevrolets, Chevelles, Cameros, Chev 1 1 and Corvai rs ALWAYS A GOOD DEAL See Fritz Maurer, Ray Koenig, Mike Sauidage, Bob Snyder, and Claude Brown SPENCERVILLE FARMERS UNION COMPANY Spencerville Phone 647-4834 Grain, Ohio Farmers Wayne Feeds Fertilizer, Bulk Feed Delivery Farm Supplies 131 NEW HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE STORE Monogram Heaters Burg Pumps Pittsburgh and Chief Paints Wilber L. Etzler, Prop. PHONE 968-2106 MIDDLE POINT, OHIO CRAWFORD ' S GARAGE Phone 968-2105 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Middle Point Ohio WHISTLE STOP INN Barbecued Chicken - Ribs - Steaks Pizza TRY A MEAL OR A SNACK Carry-Out Closed Wednesday ' s Middle Point 968-9490 « % § GOOD ' «■ °o LUCK SENIORS Middle Point Ohio 132 TAYLOR ' S FLOWERS GIFTS Weddings, Our Specialty VAN WERT, OHIO Compliments of HAINES SUPER SERVICE 6. Phone 232-6836 VAN WERT, OHIO First Federal Savings and Loan Association First Door West of Court House VAN WERT, OHIO GORMAN ELECTRIC Phone 238-1578 206 East Main Street Van Wert, Ohio 133 Meyer ' s IGA, Inc. EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 333 North Street Delphos, Ohio 45833 Compliments of the Rustic Fine Foods and Beverages Lee Watson Rinky-Tink Piano Saturday and Sunday Nights Delphos Ohio Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back at SHENK ' S Fashion Center of Delphos DELPHOS, OHIO - Nag illbros k KILL BROTHERS CO. Delphos, Ohio makers of the famous Killbros. Grain Bodies Related Equipment 134 PEOPLE ' S NATIONAL BANK ' The Friendly Bank in America ' s Friendl iest City ' Featuring TelAi r Drive In Service DELPHOS, OHIO CITY PAINT AND SUPPLY Paint Is Our Business Minnesota Pittsburgh Paints 209 So. Main St. Delphos, Ohio 45833 Phone 695-2796 Flowers and Gifts for all Occasions at FETTIGS FLOWERLAND SHORT STOP CONVENIENCE MARKET 416 North State Street Delphos, Ohio Phone 692-6856 134 East Fifth Street Delphos, Ohio Open 7 Days A Week 9 a.m. to Midnight Phone 692-4936 135 Compl iments of THATCHER INSURANCE MACE BODY SHOP and 24 hr. Wrecker Service 304 S. Market Street Van Wert, Ohio 111 North Shannon Street LIFE-AUTO-FIRE-HEALTH Van Wert, Ohio Phone 238-5013 Phone 238-0063 Farms-City Property-Loans Homer Pollock Auctioneer Realtor COUNTY BARN AUCTION Hand 1 ing all types of real and Glenwood Adams Personal Property Sales Res. 1 Mile West on U.S. 30 Route 2 Phone Van Wert 238-1085 Delphos, Ohio Phone 692-5811 136 Omer ' s Alignment Shop Wheel Balancing — Brake Service Gyro-Matic Safety Control Installed 508 NORTH CANAL STREET PHONE 695-1941 DELPHOS, OHIO Lehmann ' s Store Furniture — Carpeting A Specialty Linoleum — Frigidaire Appliances 130 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 692-0861 DELPHOS, OHIO Kolkmeyer-Helmkamp Funeral Homes 228 North Franklin Street Delphos, Ohio Frankl in and Fourth Street Ottovi lie, Ohio BECKMANNS Furniture, Floor Covering and Draperies 151-153 West Second Street Delphos, Ohio 45833 Telephone 419 692-8756 137 VAN WERT ICE and SUPPLY 506 ELLIOTT STREET VAN WERT, OHIO PHONE 232-7966 DULL Lumber Supply North Shannon Street VAN WERT, OHIO The Eisenhauer Mfg. Co. Van Wert, Ohio WEST BROS. CLEANERS PHONE 238-6241 VAN WERT, OHIO 138 Compliments of LAUDICK ' S JEWELRY wm 130 EAST MAIN STREET VAN WERT, OHIO VAN WERT TOBACCO STORE Lunch and Pool Room Open Daily 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Van Wert Ohio Compliments of MOYSEY BROS. Clothing for Men and Boys 125 East Main Street VAN WERT, OHIO GUNSETT-HARDWARE Phone 232-1040 142-144 East Ma in St. Van Wert Ohio 139 Ambulance Service Day or Night DIDRICK-TAYLOR FUNERAL HOME Newly Decorated Chapels Grover Hill and Oakwood GAUVEY MOTOR CO. Authorized Sales and Service Phone 587-3534 Grover Hill, Ohio 45849 Uvrd ) FORD TRI-CHEM INC. Fert i I izers-Bulk-Bag Biend Amnion i a ted Nitrogen Anhydrous Solution Complete Line of Farm Chemicals Free Soi I Testing Free Del i very Custom Spreading Spraying 1 en Ferti I izers Ammo-Phos Wm. Wyatt, J r. -President Call: 587-3994 If No Ans. Call 587-3995 Grover Hi Ohio Compliments of CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE COMPANY CONTINENTAL, OHIO 140 RAABE MOTOR SALES, INC. Better Ideas Come From Ford m (Q iwi d 234 North Canal Street Telephone 692-0771 Delphos. Ohio 45833 COMPLIMENTS OF THE WHEEL Corner U.S. 30 and Canal DELPHOS, OHIO BETTY JANE SHOP ' Town and Country Fashions ' Delphos STALLKAMP DRUGS The Prescription Drug Store 228 North Main Street DELPHOS, OHIO 141 SNYDER ' S ELECTRIC OTTOVILLE HARDWARE and FURNITURE COMPANY Mjb Phone 453-3338 T v Speed Queen jrt General Electric ® it) Armstrong Linoleum Revco Appliances Simplicity Riding Mowers PHONE 968-2163 White Sewing Machines Carpeting and Furniture MIDDLE POINT, OHIO Ottoville, Ohio ELSTON BUETTNER ' S WELDING LAND IMPROVEMENT S2 All Types of Land Clearing, Pond Building, and General siy Bulldozing PHONE 968-2148 PHONE 968-2206 MIDDLE POINT, OHIO MIDDLE POINT, OHIO u; Mohr ' s The Scott Equity ff£mpli iig$ Exchange Company ifL Complete Scott, Ohio Al 1 of the farmers ' needs fll Lawn Mower Service Phone 622-6151 2W | SCOTT OHIO Harley-Davidson A and T Jim ' s Harley-Davidson and SOHIO SERVICE Kawasaki Sales Box 166 Complete Servic Phone 765-4185 Tires — Batteries Accessories Mendon, Ohio 45862 Real Service MENDON, OHIO 143 ODENWELLER MILLING CO. GRAIN DEALERS Grain Dealers Your Farm Service Supply Feed - Seed - Ferti I izer - Coal Farm Suppl i es Ottovil le Ohio OTTOVILLE BANK CO. Over 65 Years of Service — Complete Banking Service — Member of F.D.I.C. and F.S.R. Phone 453-3313 Ottovi I le Ohio MILLER BROS. CLAY WORKS, INC. Manufacturers of High Quality Clay Drain Tile PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 453-3545 Ottovi I le Ohio OTTOVILLE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Timit uiiiv IE Mil Phone 453-3335 Ottoville Ohio 1 44 CRESCENT LAUNDRY FLOYD COLLINS AND PURE SERVICE DRY CLEANING CO. Alignment Repair 223 N. Market St. 210 N. Washington St. Phone 232-4846 Ph. 238-1384 Van Wert, Ohio Open 24 Hrs. Compl iments of KURFEES PAINTS WILKINSON Interior Decoration Supply Rugs Office, Furniture fll 1 Types of Flooring and Supply Co. Wall Material Draperies and Venetian Bl inds 121 N. Washington WILKINSON Van Wert, Ohio Phone 232-5906 Printing Co. 145 HOFFMAN MEAT MARKET THE FORT JENNINGS EQUITY CO. Wfw Grains, Seeds, Feed, Coal, Farm Supplies mCZl JS - Grinding Mixing tMjMA -- m Bulk Feed Del ivery-Bulkferti 1 izer Corn-Fed Home-Butchered Beef SIDES OR QUARTERS Phone 286-2444 Phone 286-2613 Fort Jennings Rushmore We Process for Home Freezers -n Phone _.,. Ottov.Ue 453378g Oh,o Compl iments of J.J. MILLER CO. JOHN 0. RELLINGER Dry Goods — Clothing Groceries — Meat NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Complete Insurance Service Phone 453-3785 Ottoville Ohio Phone 286-2660 Residence 286-2363 - 146 OVERHOLT ELECTRIC, INC. Residential Commercial Industrial Wi ring Motor Rewinding and Repai r Phone 968-2015 Route 1 Middle Point TED RODE, INC, Grain Dealer Buyer and Hauling Anderson Fertilizer ROUTE 1 VAN WERT, OHIO Compliments of POLLOCK TURKEY RANCH Rural Route 1 Delphos Ohio CLEO HEIGHTS BEAUTY SALON PHONE 587-3362 Operators: Karen Clark Irene Dunlap VAN WERT, OHIO 147 Compl iments of SNYDER-STAGG CLINIC Box g Route 2 Paulding, Ohio NANCY ' S BEAUTY SALON 108 S. Williams St. Paulding, Ohio 399-2061 Styling, Haircutting Tinting Bleaching PHILPOT ' S INC. Authorized Ford Sales and Service Phone 399-3766 Paulding Ohio FORD HY-FLASH SNACK BAR E BtfLAS 339-3721 801 N. Williams St. Paulding, Ohio Compliments of VAN WERT PROPANE, INC. i- —- L.P. Gas and Anhydrous Ammonia Route 127 South VAN WERT OHIO Compliments of EDGECREEK GOLF COURSE Van Wert, Ohio WANT TO HAVE FUN MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT: THE HOUSE OF ACTION Playdium Lanes JOHNSON MEDFORD WELDING 710 Ervin Road Van Wert ACETYLENE AND ARC Phone 232-9981 Ervin Road Van Wert, Ohio 149 D. H. Parts and Equipment 204 East Central Street Van Wert, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 4 70 Ley Equipment Co. Van Wert, Ohio F S Floor Coverings Over 10,000 yards of carpet in stock PHONE 232-1881 200 East Central Avenue 119 North Washington Street VAN WERT, OHIO Comp I i men t s of BRICKNER FUNERAL HOME 419 S. Washington Van Wert, Ohio 150 ALSPACH Compl iments of FUNERAL HOME, INC. Van Wert, Ohio MYERS CLEANERS, INC. ROCKN K. RANCH Delphos, Ohio WESTERN WEAR 835 Kear Road Van Wert, Ohio McCOYS FLOWERS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS HANKS REPAIR SHOP 301 EAST MAIN STREET PHONE — 238-3048 Tractor, Truck, Car, and VAN WERT, OHIO Lawnmower Repair DITTO BRIGGS MARATHON Welding Henry Germann ( V B)) FIFTH AND MAIN Phone 968-2302 ijjga, DELPHOS ' OHI ° R.R. 1 Delphos, Ohio PHONE 692-5966 151 VILLAGE RESTAURANT WILLSHIRE, OHIO 4 rooi Jim ' s Sinclair Corner of Carmean and Liberty Ohio City Ohio Aglers Pure Corner OHIO CITY, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF LANDMARK BUCKEYE FARM SUPPLY COMPANY OHIO CITY, OHIO iftlMa 152 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Van Wert Glass Co. 116 Sibley St. Van Wert, Ohio Glass For Every Purpose Lininger Vending Service 114 South Walnut Van Wert, Ohio Phone 232-7496 Com pi iments of Kaisers Sohio 405 E. Main Street Van Wert, Ohio Two Stores in Van Wert to serve you G.C. MURPHY CO. 153 FORTNEYS BARBER SHOP 1107 W. Main St. Van Wert, Ohio Dittos IGA Market and Coin Laundry North Washington Street VAN WERT, OHIO A.J. LIPPI-ORCHARDS You Can Pocket More Profit by choosing LARE GRAIN CO. 1 Mile Weston Route 30 VAN WERT, OHIO Quality Apples and Cider Dealer in all kinds of grain and fertilizer VAN WERT, OHIO 154 KENNEDY MFG. CO. VAN WERT, OHIO All Steel Tool Chests and Roller Cabinets BAGLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY Wholesale-Retail General Contractors Sash Doors Lumber Flooring Plumbing Paint Heating Roofing Bui Iders Hardware Appl iances Phone 232-8015 Van Wert, Ohio JOHNNY ' S GULF T--B _i 1 ■■■ ii b i jQKj -.. ' r3fh -II r ■gtffljflflH RESTWELL MOTEL 800 North Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio Route 4 Van Wert, Ohio 155 TAYLOR ' S AUTO SALES CO. ' When you ' re thinking of good used cars, think of Taylor ' s Auto Sales ' Al I makes and models Phone 232-5856 231 South Walnut Street Van Wert, Ohio Comp ! iments of MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY Fox Rd. Van Wert Ohio Compl iments of earn. 116 South Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio CORRAL RESTAURANT Fine Food and Carry-out 938 South Washington Street Van Wert Ohio Phone 232-1911 156 Haviland Clay Works Co. MOORE INSURANCE SERVICE Manufacturers of Clay Drain Tile and Fittings Aluminum Drop Box Structures FIRE — AUTO — LIFE Drain Your Land 965-2050 Before it Drains You PHONE 622-6483 HAVILAND, OHIO Ohio City Ohio EWING LUMBER COMPANY f ftaimwrcN The club that is happening- Let it happen to you! VAN WERT, OHIO 157 Sohigro Service Co. THE COMPANY WITH THE COMPLETE SERVICE — Bulk Blends I — Bagged Blends POINT. OHIO — Anhydrous Ammonia — Pesticides PHONE 968-2328 MIDDLE POINT, OHIO Middle Point FARMERS SERVICE ASSOCIATION Middle Point, Ohio Phone 968-2066 Fleet Wing Gasoline — Motor Oil Art Bauer ' s Barber Shop Compliments of MIDDLE POINT EQUITY EXCHANGE PHONE 968-2249 Middle Point Ohio PHONE 968-2129 MIDDLE POINT, OHIO 158 THOMAS JEWELRY Keepsake Jabel Diamonds Wyler, Bu I ova, Hamilton, Zodiac and Acut ron Watches 114 South Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio Triangle Super Dollar Summit Shopping Center Our Own Bakery Offering Nationally Advertised Brands Freshest Fruits and Vegetables Best Government Inspected Meats VAN WERT, OHIO WILLIAM H. SCOTT NATIONWIDE INSURANCE V MONTGOMERY WAR D Van Wert ' s Complete Department Store Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 120 South Washington Street PHONE 232-6070 VAN WERT, OHIO 229 S. Washington Street VAN WERT, OHIO 15? I 160 ! - '  , - BAND CHORAL BT - iwagagSLLi— S5M HORl i LAxND ENTARV ALGEBRA IQDEBM 1 ' ■ W E ' i ji 1 i • w ' ■■ ' ' 1 ;i ii £ B = B p Ss . ' • A.. ' ' ' - e gBK : j J ' 1 i ' t «v ' ' is ' v IPs Sas?§r ' .■ ( ;: -.-« ' ' :, : ;S . s