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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

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H'fZ 1-.-lwyi,,+'::m-4,,g-.Q-ir - P W-wfuvx,-2. -19 ,,. -me 1 an ,,,. , 'W -A51 .4 M W., 5 was, -wwa.mm,-.ww ,Q,xmn,. mg N., 4 A 2 W -ff THE LANCER REIGN LINCQLNVIEW HIGH SCHOOL voLuME xx 3 J' ilfiiglf e la 3 1 Q Box 270, Middle Point Road Van Wert, Ohio 45S9I C4I9D 238-I289 Published by: THE LANCER STAFF The theme of this year s annual The Lancer Reign is based on our mascot and his duty in life The role of the Lancer originated in ancient Rome but reached it s peak in the Middle Ages Prospects were bound to oaths of loyalty courage and a giving generous spirit but Lancers could get tuff at times too They were sworn to defend the country and often died proving their loyalty to the King In l96O we became the Lincolnview Lancers when York Hoaglin-Jackson and Van Del Schools fpictured respectively and respectfully on the coverj consolidated Our present colors of blue white and gold were derived from each of these Schools. York - blue and white Hoaglin-Jackson - purple and gold Van Del - red white and blue A local contest resulted in the name we now proudly bear Lincolnview for the old Lincoln Highway and the Lancer as our mascot 1 N 71 7 4 1 ' 1 Q! fi l I 0 ln putting together this book we have tried to portray our students with characteristics befitting of such a title. Sportsmanship, pride in scholastic achievements, and a positive attitude in life-long endeavors will reflect nobly on Lincolnview Schools and all those connected with us We hope that you enjoy The Lancer Reign and benefit not only from it s present enjoyment but from it s future memories 1 a The Annual Staff IXTHEME TABLE OF CONTENTS SPORTS . . . ..... 4-4I ACTIVITIES . . . . . . . . 2-so STUDENT LIFE . . .. . ..8I-97 FACULTY S ADMINISTRATION . . . . . . .98 IO5 n . UNDERCL SSMEN . . . .... IOS-I27 SENIORS 8 CLOSING . . . . . . . I28-I49 ADVERTISEMENTS . . . . . . . . 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The Lancer Golf Team enjoyed their best season record of Llncolnvlew history 26 3 with a I3 I league record which won the Northwest Confer ence title They won the League Tournament and placed 3rd at the Delphos Invitational Then came the sectional tournament which brought both good and bad news. The bad news was that after struggling to a 4th place tie, they were beaten out in the playoff and stopped further tournament play. sfeotr Randy Evans brightened things up for the Lancers though as he had the second lowest score of the day which enabled him to advance to district play. Mr. Rohrs said that he was disappointed because of all the returning letterman, but that all the players worked hard. He also expects a strong team next year with the top J golfers back, and is expecting the younger players to fill the spaces left by seniors. To the left, Junior Scott McCleery shows his style which enabled him to remain top golfer on the Lancer team. Above, Phil Summersett, Junior, retrieves his ball from the hole after sinking another putt. leso OPPONENTS Var. Res. Fort Jennings W W Columbus Grove L L Delphos Jefferson A W W Perry I W W Upper Scioto Valley W W n n . . . WW i f ton ,Vl Ada .',, , y nn n J n n y W .T ' Ce - n,,nz ,n - J ' WWWW P llnn AMW if aida, ,,,:,, iff' I tournament ggrlestvlew 1,5 ,j ji VAVV li ...J hn......i WWW The year for Lancer Volleyball started in late August with tryouts. After a week of running, drills, and sore muscles, the team was decided: ten would be playing varsity and seven playing reserve. Eight of the varsity members were seniors, which is alot compared to the five of last year. At the end of the year, the records turned out to be the best everl!! The Varsity record Cincluding tournamentb was IO6. The Reserves had a tremendous season ending up with an impressive record of I3-2. The Lancer Volleyball team. From Left to right - Varsity - Captains Sue Haines 8 Beth Bauer, Corinne Arnold, Amber Snyder. Beth Evans, Cindy Thatcher, Della Warnecke, Beth Elston, Angie Blankemeyer, Satomi Nishi After many interviews with members of the '79 teams, ,. ,,.,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,t,,,,,. , , ,,,...,..., ., ,,,,. .,. everyone agreed that The team got along really well, That's what helped the team play better - we were all friends. There was a feeling of togetherness this year. ill A A - .. A something that we had never felt before. One player said 5 that she was really sorry when the season ended. . i M .1., gg ,g jg There were many things that could be quoted from the V 1 gg ' . - Q F practices every day: What are the most important things g 5 A lJ Q Q1 A ASW H in volleyball? and the response Cin unison! would be: i f tg. I - .A , A ' f H W serve and serve receptionl Another quote would be: lll'lll 4 3' Q lxll ' H V. I Bring it to me A the coaxing of Coach Owens on one of fi . . I f' 5 A . , the endless drills for precision in bumping and setting. X if ' A - J T t Another favorite quote used by at least one person at the X Q' S it ,t c beginning of practice was: How long is practice tonight? 'he answer would be',. Howgver long ll takes you guys lf, Something fantastic happened this year to the Lancer Volleyball team that had get your act together. Practices lasted anywhere fromllfz I, h d b fo O 0 b 24 .979 th V .t . I h ld hours to three hours - depending how the team played. fever begn Tcccllnp ls e e re' n cw er . ' ' 9 .arg Y glrs e a Tournament was played at Antwerp and Lincolnview was Alissa?Dglllglxmecniremonyl ll was put on wlth me permlsslon of the LHS to go against the Crestview Knights. The girls played a Very excltmg match and med? lt go 'mg three gflmes' The Parents' Night had been a tradition for several years for the boys' basketball Scores were: l5'lll ll'l5l ls-ll' wlth Creslvlew commg out on team. lt was discontinued because of low funds of the Athletic Department due mp' to the introduction of girls' sports. The girls were very excited when they heard Besides Parents, Night, there was another first. Sammi Ehehnews. The datqdsit was the glamefagailnst the Kalida Wildcats. Miss Becky Nishimoto, our foreign exchange student from Japan, was ' lc len el-get wou e l e spea er or l 8 ceremony' 3 member for the Varslty team' She was Very exclled to be The evening started off well. with the Lancers winning the Reserve match in on the yteam. There was only one problem that she had: she 3 I three games. When the time came, each senior girl met her parents at half- Couldn t understand Engllsh Verfwell umll the mlddle of J court, presenting her mother with a yellow rose. When all the girls, plus the the season' She had no problem wlth the help of the 'sem' manager, was introduced, Miss Owens was escorted by the captains CBeth S At the fan awards banquet three awards were given to , Suej to center court. She was presented three yellow roses by the senior girls. three wenndeserving young Igdiesqgeth Bauer received the 1 Then Mr. S Mrs. A.R. Owens were brought out, the coaches parents. Miss Most Valuable Player award, Angie Blankemeyer received l Owens then gave her mother an addmonal rose' the Most lmprfwed Player award' and Cmdy Thatcher re' I The evening turned out to be a complete success. The Varsity went on to beat ceived a special award. She was selected as a member of 5' Kalida by scores of 5,6 and I644' the lst team for volleyball-Northwest Conference. lt was . E the first year for this kind of team in volleyball and every- if W ' ' av- , ic V f W Ql, E tlqi I ,qbar A.k.. one was pleased that she made the team, f WHEN? E. . M ...J With the exception of the members of the i979 Volleyball f Ti ' 1'j'ifl Lim'f 'i M team. the most importani Person in this sport was the I ,,., 'M ..,.. 1 ... N coach: Miss Diana Owens. It was her second year at Lin- colnview and next year she may continue to improve the team yet. With nine returning players, i980 promises to be an even better year for Lancer Volleyball. IOXVOLLEYBALL I Hi if ll f I - V ,,,, T 1, Q Y g -'45 . If 52 ...uf , 'Q' 2 ' EIDIIBYDEIIII N-N Ss- R N1 +-N ew Wt at I 51.321 :Ij.'2- :'?'F-':I',N '- .:' ' 4? Is:-:' wp yt s t am , -cg Q, -was w was ,, N Q fsagtssfbrs MQ W a, X525 gt X., -i? E 'i .E 53 's i 2 - On November I3, at the Fall SPOrts Banquet, it was noted that l979 was the best year ever for Lincolnview Fall Sports. The banquet was a carry in supper. Cpic 25 The invocation and closing remarks were made by Mr. Schroeder, the Athletic Director. Cpic I5 The GirI's Volle ball, Cross Countr , and Golf teams were honored at the . Y . . - 5 banquet. CPIC. B5 All three teams had winning seasons. The Cross . Country had It s best year ever of a 26-6 season record. CPIC 95 The Volleyball team was IO-5 on their season. Cpic I25 The Varsity Golf team was 26-3 their best ever record, while the Reserve team had a 2-4 record. Cpic 75 f , w ' ri . . 5 t ,.r-- ' , , f Special presentations to the school were made by the Cross Country rl .1 laf' and Golf teams. Cpic 45 The Golf team presented to Superintendent f . . . . ' ' W '- V W ff Dick Klrkendall the Northwest Conference Championship trophy r . I and their tournament trophy. The Cross Country team presented I ' their Reserve Northwest Conference first place trophy and the iii' V- 5 E . ' ' , fv. ' V 1 f f , Northwest Conference runner-u tro h won b the Varslt team. 1 '21 , ,Z c . Y Y .,-- -t1f222Qg,g.,f'-,f I ,,f- H P'C . .. . p.. ................. ,g. .... .,,.. . ...,..... . ,. ,, ,,..,. Coach Diana Owens presented special Volleyball awards to Beth 2 5 gg 5 4 as --:-as-EI-2:-s.':i:-S:-'.-h -Esc--EIXSQQN3-'f:iE2i2'+5J-Eflli F'-':1--?.'-:-ik:-r -'-IH 2:-5'.':i :'.--:.-211 :-1-: 2 ag? .. ,Q t ,l f 'f as gifs gg' sl 3 . E.. 2 V . 2 at 221.53 ' 1 ' w.. 3' sw - 5 as 2521522 ,X tiff: 1 2 5?-1, 52255 B - 9 MW -' Z 2' . ..., - ..., E T Tw--W-felis? warm-sis 1 ' Ei '- - '- ' 'af EYE 3 iw? 52:5155- T T 2 e f.. Q 5 ,5 , 3 X . ,.,.. lvll my-:L M55 -- a .... Q --'rw-'gjjjA5Q,j's.-,2irWrxr::j'-- W ,, E 'f' ip... ..., Msgs, .5 gy Q 55 45 S sg 5' I 2, 'Y Bauer, most valuable and Angie Blankemeyer, most im- proved. Cpic l35 Cindy Thatcher made Ist team All- ig ff . sk 2 it Conference. Cplc I45 5 Q V 5 , ,s at s . .,...,. t . ...WW ..,. ,M ,W .,., 5 5 Scott McCleery fPIC 55 and Phil Summersett CPIC 65 won top honrs of golf which were presented by Coach Frank C Rohrs. Scott was named most valuable and Phil received 5 at M . - it- - A , ..,. V 55?:'E:2Q52 the second medalist trophy. 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The Lady Lancers then went on the road to be defeated by Delphos Jefferson and Wayne Trace both in close games, Back at home for two more games, which ended up in split victories, with Perry who they defeated Gl- 29 and Van Wert who beat the Lady Lancers 56- 33. Traveling to Upper Scioto for conference game which the Lancers won easily 69-22. Being A at home for the next two games, which ended up in two disappointments for the Lady Lancers where they played Paulding and Coldwater. Hit- ting the road for three games with Spencerville, Kalida, and Antwerp which the Lady Lancers couldn't muster to bring home a victory, But the next week they played Crestview, a rival and won over the Knights in a close 36-34 game. Then Bluffton for another close game with the Pirates who defeated the Lancers by one point 53-52. On the home court to play Ada the last home game the girls couldn't pull out a victory in 'f www--efw-are-mye1w',s,f+ts'-rr -ffw-wif-4 '- 'P 'ff 'P - 1' ' - 4 ' a close 49-36 game. On the road for the last time the Lady Lancers traveled to Allen East to win over them 7l-2l breaking their record of high scoring game which was 69 but is now 7I. The Lancers ended up with a 6-IO record in regular season and 5-4 in North west conference play. The reserve had their best season ever where they won most of their games and ended up with a l5-I season record and a 9-O conference which helped them capture the Northwest conference Championship. For the victory over Ada which handed the Lady Lancers the Championship and te K-4' 4 -I l 3 f let the Bulldogs to settle for runner-up honors, the girls and Coach Lautzenheiser celebrated in the locker room by giving the coach a shower with his clothes on as a surprise but he knew about it from an inside source so he had dry clothes to change into. But unexpectedly they had a water bottle fight in the Allen East locker room where he was drenched and had to remain so until after the varsity game. So the reserve season ended very successfully and rewarding. The Varsity Girls were involved in a parents' night at the last home game against Ada. The girls ordered long stem carnation flowers for their parents who were honored at this special occasion. The coaches also received flowers from the team. Angie and Sue served as Cap- tains for the team this year. Susan Haines was named to first conference g ...r A team averaging lO.2 points per game. Heading into tournament after drawing Crest- view for the first game and being placed in the bottom bracket with Delphos Jefferson they started to get ready, The Lady Lancers played their first game with Crestview February 27, at 8:30 Wednesday night and they brought home a victory by a score of 44-23. They then played the winners of Delphos Jefferson and Spencer- ville which was Jefferson at 8:30 on March l. The results of the tough battle fought by the Lancers ended up with a disappointing loss which ended the Lady Lancers season with a final record of 7- Il. Pic one Tina Hoghe looks for an open person in the offense. Pic two Alesia Yakos rebounds the ball after screening out the defensive person ,Sw- W vi it 4 i 1 to while Lori Thompson looks on. Pic three has Judy Elston and Keri Johnson setting a pic and the other one trying to steal the ball. Alesia looks on. Pic four is of the l979-80 Girls Basketball team. First row is of the reserve, Keri Johnson, Brenda Lewis, Joanne Arnold, Linda Lucier. Linda Frie- moth, Val Thatcher, Alesia Yakos, Lisa Gilgen- bach, Lori Thompson, and Judy Elston. Second row is the Varsity team, Coach Lauzenheiser. freserve coachj, Barb Markley. Tina Hoghe, Vicki Perry, Susan Haines, Angie Blankemeyer. Amber Snyder, Della Warnecke, Corinne Arnold. Cindy Thacker. and Coach Powless CVarsity coachj. Pic five is Sue Haines as she drives for two more points. Pic six is point guard Cindy Thatcher as she dribbles up the court, Pic seven is the stats, First row: Mel Ropp, Lori Wilka. Pam Rogers. Second row: Beth Bauer, Diane Markley. Not pictured is Mgr. Karen Welker. ss N 6 I IGXWRESTLING RESTMH 'X ' Pete Silette is set for his first move in the second period. UI-llll STATE Front row: CWeight class follows players name.j John Reed - ID, Joe Dodge, Matt Baker - Ill, Second row. Chuck Woodruff, Pete Silette - II9, Chuck Bradshaw - I45, Tom Brincefield - I75, David Schwartz - I55, Brian Watson - I26, Ed Gill - l85, Coach Mark Collins. Back Row: Rick Ashbaugh - I67, Rick Stemen - lO5, Chris Bradshaw - III, Brad Taylor - I32, Don Fisher - I55, Dave Ed- wards - I36, Tony Cooper - I26, Rick Boroff - Ill Not pictured -- Dave Cramer - HVW Cheavy weightj. This year's team captains, Juniors - Chuck Bradshaw and David Schwartz. and Senior - Pete Silette, look over opponents. 'XZ 742: 1? Above our team statiticians Jody Guylas. Jayne Ashbaugh, Rachel Lewis, and Angie Long. They wiped our tears and lead the cheers . . . THANKSI Stats. Next page, pic I - Coach Collins fixes Dave's ouch. Pic 2 - Chuck works for a painful pin. Pic 3 - Rick Stemen, Cjuniorj on the take down grabs two points. Pic 4 - Brad Taylor Cseniorj gets ready for a third round come- back. Pic 5 - .lohn Reed Cfreshmanb sits with Coach Collins after a hard match. Pic 6 - Tony Cooper Cjuniorj muscles a switch for two points. The Lancer Wrestling Team had a good season with a 4X7 record. The team was young with six C65 First-year Varsity wrestlers. The team has great expectations for next year. They might not have been the best but, in our eyes they're the GREATEST! A special thanks to Mrs. Collins for moral support and juicy or- anges. Q l Nw! pe --... TNI Opponent Record' Paulding L - Col. Grove L Wayne Trace W Napoleon Tourn. 3rd Hicksville L Tinora m K 1 W Van Wert SLC L C Spencerville I Q UW i Heritage i L Van Buren Tourn. 9th e Ayersville W Spencerville Invitational 4th Coldwater L h LCC ,xl?rieiz Zih L m Season Record ieet C 4 wins -K .kli . 7 lo BGSU Districts: Riiiki,S1eEnen 4... IQS, shaw -- nz, Pete sfleue - neiechuck Bradshaw - l45. Dave Cramer 1- HVW X i X 'V , 2 WRESTLINGXI7 Row If Mgr. Jam West. Coach Frank Rohrs. Mgr. Bob Antus. Row 2. Phll Summersett, Bob Evans. Randy Patterson. Scott McClecry. Row 3: Randy Evans. Rick Glossett, Dave Evans, Doug Daeger. Carl Mongold. Not pictured is Scott Nolan. VA RSI TY 5. x. K f' 1 1 -aalllfh s...,1', 'S' Y. XM .Sl is ,f 6 kv . E 'MAi u-is 5 RQ . ,- 3 . 1 . 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Randy Evans who is mustefingfiafi the bali between two de-i fenxive piayers. Pic- 3 -- Dave Evans driving the lane whiie being covered by defense piayer Pic 4 -- Scot! No- lan and his famous shooting ability as hegetsseffozashot Whiieinthe background is Aiesia Yakos icheer- leaderj who is hoping Scott will make the mem. X 4 TH 2333 for1g,ReCf21i??v ivtD ?'0f . l amass 7? assesses A i Q A l QQ. 33 U, 28 X Q? 53 Q .:. 35: Q 3 -v .-E, K4 Q 9 -at 235 .-Q Qi BOYS' BASKETBALLH9 1 OPPONENT Ft. Recovery Kalida Antwerp Columbus Grove Ohio City Delphos Jeff Continental Lima Perry USV Paulding Spencerville Parkway Ottoville Crestview Bluffton Ada New Bremen Crestview Allen East Wayne Trace Season Record 6f I4 20fBASKETBALL LHS THEY 36 40 38 70 34 30 34 43 7I I4 40 36 34 45 48 52 46 53 29 48 53 36 34 32 25 39 32 36 42 38 36 47 52 54 28 29 44 60 4I 70 RESERVE: Standing, Tim Friemoth, Bruce Lewis, Lloyd Bair, Dennis Putman, Kevin Thatcher, Randy Patterson, and Coach Jerry Price. Kneeling: Tracy Baer and Scott McCleery. WP is Tlm a basket while an opponent does his best to stop 33 5 u YF Tracy Baer is shown above shoot- ing from the top of the key. Dennis Putman out reaches his opponent. CThis was one of the games played at the Van Wert gymnasium.D Coach Jerry Price is off of his bench and letting his players know exactly how he feels and what he wants done. L-.. 'f Q ,fi na., Kevin Thatcher out shoots the Bluff- ton Pirates. 40. --.- A 1, 9 4 M. Lx 5 Mark Fisher shows his guarding position. si Y l Xvsigfwi as ffifsf 1 Q 9 x C f' jf ' 1' . kk . . ,,,,Li Q FEE g i.i W ex J S 'if Q tn- ggf fiery . ..-. Carl Schneider drives for a lay-up. Freshmen Starting from the bottom: Randy Ashbaugh, Kevin Brinkman. Troy Kerns, Doug Beair, Norman Geckle, .lohn Brincefield, Troy Hoghe, Carl Schneider, Mark Fisher, Jeff Venderley, Nick Wil- liams, Nick Silette. Brent Neate, and Coach Schellhause. 'tan flt Coach Schellhause diagrams his defense. 3 .. I an 'Q e yy 5 . Nick Williams dribbles around the Spencerville de- fense. A' ' M if ' cyfsvaaxzfgaaafypc lirc iggigila. , ' . we c',V, ls'+f,f,g,tQx4ffi V ' M-- ' J- 4 55, 9 Parkway , ' , l SZXS5 Antwerp AW - Bluffton f -, Crestviaf Wayne Jac? Ada yttygyy i sefss ssfss 32146 M M 43153 m y y CWMMHGWWWUHW lylls umm' , Stats: Missy Trisel, Sabrina Fraker, Marianne Speer, and Kathy 'yil Yates. Varsity consists of - Joanne Arnold Csophj, Beth Evans Csrj, Teresa Gorman - captain fsrj, Della Warnecke Csrj, Alesia Yakos Csophj. The Sth grade consists of Yvonne Adam - capt, Nikki Thatcher, Susan Allen, Laura Krouskop, Kelly Hammons, and Penny Klinger - alt. The 7th grade consists of Deb Yates, Adriene Elliot, Kim Craner, Kerri Thompson, Lori Dunlap - capt, and Cindy Fisher - alt. Freshman consists of Judy Elston Qsophj, Lisa Gilgenbach Csophj, Corinne Arnold - capt. Cjrj, Ronna Allen Cjrj, Lori Thompson Csophj. Varsity Cheerleaders went to a camp at Miami University, Reserve Cheerleaders attended Kent State University and Freshman attended Crestview High School. These camps were a week long session filled with long hours and hard work. The Cheerleaders have put together a number of Pep Assemblies. First, we supported our team to a victory, then we held a mock homecoming where the Varsity Basketball Players were the attendants and Rick Glosset was crowned the Queen. Then toward the end of the season we had an assembly for the Wrestlers and the GirI's Basketball team, and the Boy's Basketball Team as we cheered them on their journey to tournament. Pictured to the right and above - Joanne Arnold's expression is Wool , Lisa Gilgenbach and Beth Evans have mutual feelings as they eye male members of the cheering section. ,Z un' 1 fe Q f I l X. . , Aj I , L CHEERLEADERSD3 N' WX N0 uxxx Ci? . X0 NX5 Wax X N '90 00 ARCH I0, l9S0 an' am- e,,1fn,w.7 zw4lz,z5zMgfM ,VI ff lllflgwilffi1QZi'!fQff',fI'f' 5 I gagggmmg f 5 ' 'dmv' 24fSPORTS' BANQUET -..- .... . un 'll '-sins.. -nf 2 v- 1' 9' :tm ,eg 9 The LHS Winter Sports' Banquet was held on March lOth, in the cafeteria. The capacity crowd made seating a chore, the extra parents had to eat in the Home Ec. Room. When the time came for the presentation of awards, everyone was squeezed inside the cafeteria. Awards and letters were presented for the following varsity and reserve sports: boys' basketball, girls' basketball, wres- tling and cheerleading. Freshman basketball and cheerleading let- ters were also included. Pic l - Rick Stemen and John Reed enjoying their mealg Pic 2 - Marianne Speer, Randy Evans, and Steph Girod take a break before award presentations, Pic 3 - Top honors in basketball went to these athletes: Cindy Thatcher - MIP, Sue Haines - MVP, Scott Nolan and Dave Evans - MVPs, Judy Elston - Most Dynamic Cheerleader. Pic 4 - Mr. Al Lautzenheiser gives high praises to his reserve girls' squad for receiving the Northwest Conference tro- phy. Pic 5 -- Three girls Uudy Elston, Joanne Arnold, Val Thatch- erj were picked by head coach Dave Powless to show the NWC men - MIP. lllilniiluiill V K- N. 1 i 5, QQ H S Tl 0 l I A X, l I l 1--- A.-- I all --- :!I': ---lllllllgg ::::::::--- H4 lll lllllllllll 5' llllllllll- lllllllll llllllllv llllllll lllllllu lllll -' 'l - - Wx ' llV us- -'-lllllllv ll' 1 7 :'-: trophy. The reserve girls' basketball team finished up their season with a I5-I season record and a 9-O conference record - capturing them the conference title and trophy by beating Ada. Their season record outshined any of the other win- ter sports' records. Pic 6 - Wrestling honor award win- ners were: Chuck Bradshaw - Most Dedicated, Rick Ste- - v--- 1 'Hull Q 'vu we 1 x.,:,,i-::eeei5. .E is 51:9 :: .. 'M . - :- ll-..-..32:--- - li Q' ' list U' U- ll l l ll, 'llE::::Q'llIll Us--I llll Li 'ill 2 'itil I iii!! ,I-, Qlllllsr 9 un!-.I s, 5 gl. sux mn Z.. - H -G. -lik? rs 351' ' ir 1 . -Ill ll 4, w .lk gi F, I ll I ll.---.a I I liils . 'Ili ,1 llll ll, t - R v X llll i' ' I-'mn ' Ill l ' : : t..illt. ' l Ill ll:: Ill ..- Ill llll Ill ill: Ill ll u ll lla I In all ll ll I I I Ill I ll ll I '53 'EY' W Q R Q t ll llll - s ll I I y ' illllx rg- .. Ji. , fl! lah. I it In R ll' ':::.:vg. M, lk , llll ll J C N ' ' Q v , SPORTS BANQuETf25 ll .Q 5 I X K Ng.. L Q ' Q-.lugs 2 an-,,?,wMr The girls' track team had a very successful sea- son. Their record was G3 in dual meets, The success of the team was attributed to all the hard work they put in during the season. The girls' team had five members qualify at section- als to advance to districts. They were: Corrine Arnold - hurdles, lwrn dash. Iwm dash, Cindy Thatcher - long jump, IOOrn dash, 200m dash, Val Thatcher - 800m run, l600m run, Sue Haines, Cindy Thatcher, Steph Girod 8 Corinne Arnold in the 4CD11 relay. ln district action, Val Thatcher broke the school record in the 800m run and the I600m run. The 400m relay team also broke the school record in district action. Dis- trict results: Corinne Arnold 4th in hurdles and Cindy Thatcher 5th in long jump. Corinne and Cindy will be representing Lincolnview in state competition, Pic I: Steph Girod, fr, takes a rest after running the 88Oyd relay at NWC. Pic 2: Sr. Sue Haines strides hurdles during pre-Iims to qualify for finals. Pic 3: Joanne Arnold, soph. gives encouragement to Lisa Gilgenbach, soph, before running the mile relay at Ada. Pic 4. Am- ber Snyder, jr, psyches herself up for the high jump. A tt A A i ' - .... A A, sf S t 1.-. i 1 - 6, 'w 'ff -,,f iSf'f Hf1 ,as '3?ffg'5 f Z 'as , L . g iff? . . 3 flap. X ,. il Q 5 si.. g, A -- ' mfs.. ' - ,ff or '-'- mtl. W . QS -st., Lk Q . me Rf , ' - -' f ' . .,... u .... is Q is 1 as W' ' f ' Us , . m.W.,, L, .LR .1 s. w:,t.,g gff:H..f,: . a. ,N--SPX? -aim . 1 ga. st ..f ..,, W 121. r -, ., ..:. ' a t sg ,gr.t+a,..,N 5 gr - -- f- r sw ' L. t.....' ws ,X N3 l I 5 L sm is 'F E X sp x 5 Q X E A Q Q av '1 gig? X S Q S N- X L. e N N ws? 'Mir 9 .... V, :di -Wt. A W X M... :eye-IRLS' TRACK Lancer Girls' Track Team: Laura Burden - stat. Senior Members kneeling - Angie Blankemeyer, Beth Bauer, Cindy Thatcher, Sue Haines, Della Warnecke, 8 Raquel Canales - stat, Joy Lape - stat. Middle row: Elaine Speer, Deb Young, Keri Johnson, Patty Nolan, Sarah Hammons, Steph Girod, Pam Rogers, Holly Thompson, Jill Scott. Back row: Coach Powless, Alesia Yakos, Marcia Kyle, Val Thatcher, Corinne Arnold. Amber Snyder, Mariann Speer, Linda Friemoth E Lisa Gilgenbach. I 8 vii- 25? 35' , it I i 1 '-'- I .. it - - . I S I... . so 3 i .sr. ,LLA .. . fi .fi .. i ,. , K I -Qi? .fa x FY 5 1 f'-h ' i . L'-kL- ,. ' I 1. Nu --i U Way. ..N!,,.k . N K SVN . asa.: V K. s - 'ssnw .- ,Q .' f HMV, ft,mf - , . , ...M ' s A H .,, .3-+,..'3.'f'W-if .5 be A NUI.. V Q- . - X 1 I 'La S svfwx ...,... .,,, 1 1 'ff . r , I A, i980 Girls' Track Pic I: All alone Deb Young, soph, strives to make a hand off in the two mile relay. Pic 2: Fresh. Linda Friemoth starts off the mile re- lay. Pic 3: Soph Val Thatcher, runs to break the school record in the mile. Pic 4: Soph Joanne Arnold caught in mid-air while com- peting in the long jump. Pic 5: Senior Cindy Thatcher practices getting set in the blocks to be prepared to place in finals at NWC. Pic a im w fgisgfgfiig C' M, grease I, mmf W 61 Angie Blankemeyer. sr, warms up to thro the disc Cghosted pic under scoresj. W Opponent L.H.S. Them Ottiville 74 415 34 4f5 Leipsic 55 37, SI. L Ayersville Hill Top Www Crestview 872 R A 22 Co tinental y SI y De ihos Jeff. 42 Spencerville 43 Spencerville 1 relays Bath Relays lOt of I4 t Nwc fix sm of ii Wayne Trace 6th of ILS . hwitational ' I Sectional I -v y if GIRLS' TRACKXI7 TEE 1 98 O BUY . ' 1+ ' . , . , It ,, ' ,. . at ., -LL- .1 fi L, it , ' ' ', ' wi T f , . C D C . ' , i ii ', y 'egg , k,k- 1g ,. 5 L. '.Ak ji' f,., -f , ' ' H ' f i1f,iEiE'Y- I 'I' zf 'S 1 I , ,L ,. ,,,. .. - I I . , . T V I '-A' '.,'L .',- ,'-A' 51 I l ,,,,.,, 1 ',.',, W L ,,.' iii ,, T h - 9:51 it L,,m'LL ,LL, ,'LLL' L A ' I - .-'.--- pg' ' A H T -L,L L,,L I L ,- ' ' 1 g','. --hr my , f , -.g, f T 'W A . ' ' - , ,.,' ' .A fr L -'-- f ' ., ,k,,f 1 S ' w ' ,. . The l98O season was the T first season in many, that its y Q A , ? '- 'z vw-5 ,, 1 5 'W the track team has earned M Z H the respect of their oppo- nents. This resulted from an improved season. Their record in Dual meets was 5-6-I. The team will miss their two senior members, Daeger and Cramer. There were two school records that were broken, the Swm lows CBryan Lewisj and the 4wm relay CKerns, Rum- mel. Klinger, Lewisb. lst row: Statisticians Brenda Keltner, Cathy Scott, Cindy Osburn, Connie Lloyd, Deb Shank. 2nd row: Rod Rummel, Troy Kerns, Matt Baker, Brent Neate, Ed Gill, Bruce Lewis, Mark Baker, Norman Geckle, Gary York, Neill Germann. 3rd row: Coach Schellhause, Lloyd Bair, Matt Woodyard, Doug Daeger, Jeff Venderly, David Schwartz, Bryan Lewis, Kent Klinger, Mark Amerman, Dana Cramer, and Phil Summersett were absent when the picture was taken. zsfsovs' TRACK TBKCK EKTH M, K syyy . A l L Q i Q E fx T in 4 I i !-. j ' I f V XC, 3 4. ' f 1 4 1 l 77 A W 'T T.- T Q, ,..t I Teamwork in action - the boys' and girls' teams helped each other out a Norman Geckle had a fine season and as he is just a freshman, he should be an asset to the team in the future. lot during the season. I Opponent WE THEY Ottoville 48W 78M Spencerville Relays AyersviIle-HiIItop- , ' X35 leiSPiC T h Wayne Trace lnvit. Crestview C 99 j iit'ii, ' Coldwater-LCC n Pa M 5 sg 38M SSV2 Ba eIays O Continental ,GSM 63V2 Continental M Km 65 Delphos Jefferson' 48 79 N.W.C. y Xi 7th Spencerg ..i, 80 54' Bruce Lewis is shown long-jumping at N.W.C. Although he had a jump of l7 ft. 5 in. he did not place in the action. The boys' track team had three of its members qualify at sectionals to go to districts. They were, Dave Cramer in the shotput, with a throw of 45 ft. IOM in. Doug Daeger qualified in the 2 mile run. He placed fourth with a time of IO:33.6 min. Matt Woodyard qualified in the high jump. Matt and another opponent were tied, so a jump off was held to determine which one would advance to district competi- tion. Matt won with a jump of 5 ft. 6 in. The district competition was held at Bowling Green, Ohio. sovs' nmcxfze VARSITY: front row - Beth Evans E Ronna Allen - stats, Kevin Thatcher, Terry Conner. Brad Taylor Phil Summersett, Randy Patterson. Rod Boroff - mgr., Jami Smith - stat. back row - Brent Hammons Rick Glossett, David Evans, Randy Evans, Scott Nolan, Carl Mongold, and Coach Holp. T y , P T RESERVE: front row - Keith Kirkendall, Troy Hoghe. Nick Silette. Don Fisher, Mark Fisher. standing - Linda Lucler and Angie Evans - stats, Brent Neate. Greg Mohr. Jason Hoftman. Mike Zuercher, Bob Evans, Rich Jellison. Cathy Unterbrink -- stat., , and Coach Holp. MI! v 1 BASEBALL 1980 Q .ta... COACH DON H OLP 1 VARSITY ll W1H Y ng an I6 stiff? 23 nmngg I OS Sit,M.lohns Z if au ggi ewgyf , Y . K ,gan :Pal-kw fg pgf H feiwmiifmxa A 'QTQTM Waa ls , -,, so ,,,, WT Cfesfv t fl elvhv f i Slbence E,,lum 5:' 1 T R if fi ZW 555461 T wwe' f C 5' 5 f ' 'M Y Y -' M E 5 ff . 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I 5 . lm 4' ii ' ' ' X . r ,a,- A .rflx ' Lx ' IA- Terry Conner Uuniorj waiting for a good one. , wi 4 C mmersett Uuniorj ready for the pitch. 4.9 . . ,-UAL. .QA A -W iii? i 5 is -Iv lm .,,, ' ' ., Q 'Xa H V A, V i - ' '-1 ' A 531,14 -w 3 in x M or - 4, ,, E. i H at 5.1! .Q . C' ' QB' QQ ,MQ f ,ani--.,'y4 , , af. , W Q ' 35. f 'gj.,1'.1m:Q,,i1, W ' W 1,y'3-1 , ., wi'-X1 ' If 'M ff -Q 11--' 1 'V -' yi, ,avg -52494-My Q 4 QI ,' ,,,W,.fyWwg,6h V ,Mp ,j ,,-,msg aka' 4 .W A ,W'+,.' ,, W , I , -f ,X V. :V g, K miie ,4 N, 'ff',7..:, 4 L ':',,mlWW5i f?'7 H, 5,53 1, f 'WA N' --4??p Troy Hoghe CFreshmanb scores for the Lancers as Rick Glossett fSeniorJ looks on. Carl Mongold CSeniorJ practices his swing as the ball floats by. BASEBALLXSI 32222-51: f . ' . sas.-. .s - s. A PRING May I9, I98O- this was the date of the final sports' banquet for the seniors and the i979-80 school year. The individual sports and their coaches are as fol- lows: girls' track - Dave Powlesst boys' track - Vaughn Schellhause. varsity and reserve baseball - Don Holp. Each participant received a letter or plaque according to the number of years playing varsity or reserve in hisfher particular sport. It was a carry-in meal. held in the cafeteria. Students and parents alike enjoyed their meals Cpics I. 3, 41, Then came the handing out of awards. Girls' track awards came first, with three special awards being given. Corinne Arnold received MVPfpic Sb. Cindy That- cherCpic9j and Susan Haines received trophies for Outstanding Career. Boys' track awards were given with Bryan Lewis and Mark Amerman receiving MVP and MIP respectively. Some track award re- cipients are pictured in pics 3,5 and 6. Phil Summer- sett got an award for both track and varsity base- ball. The next awards given were for reserve base- ball. Nick Silette, a reserve player. is shown receiv- ing his award in pic 7. Troy Hoghe. in pic ll, was also a reserve player. Varsity baseball awards were giv- en last, with Brad Taylor receiving his 2nd year varsity award in pic IO. Special awards were given to Randy Evans and Randy Patterson - low E.R.A. in pitching, and Carl Mongold - highest on-base aver- age and offensive efficiency. Five players were placed on the All-Conference list. On first team were Randy Evans, Carl Mongold, and Phil Summer- sett. Receiving Honorable Mention were Dave Evnas and Randy Patterson. A special honor was given to Lincolnview by having a Lincolnview student named the Player of the Year. This honor was given to senior pitcher Randy Evans. 32fSPORTS' BANQUET li-fi , ., if 1 2 1- SPORT ' 7 he K K iigl .f .J ' ual I4 ,x xlw' , ai-li iqugn lux 1521.11 1 2 980 Q 2 4 x Nm. ,M-' 1'9 , ' -1 11 i BA QUET SPORTS' BANQUETXSS th GRADE Coach Schellhause and Coach A Holp, the Jr. High Coaches. Rick Snyder doing the famous swan lay-up. OPPONENT Winfloss Ft. Jennings W f37fl85 Van Wert W f53f24J Kalida W 434045 Wayne Trace W f42f29D i Delphos Jeff. L C33f36D Crestview S. W H2005 Paulding E. W C52!5D Ohio Cary W 434035 Spencerville W C40!3lD Parkway l- f39f4l5 Crestview N. W C32f307 Paulding W. W C40!35J Tournament Crestview W C35!32D Delphos Jeff. W C40f34D Season Record IO!! T-, if X' Q 5 ' y .,yyy, 6 ..- .,,1W3,r1 'M.i Y v 2 f,..,11am- 22 ,iti , , Z , - ' , 12,2 sf Je. 4 2 ' 1f?Gh,n Brad Schwartz shooting a couple of techni- cal shots. 34f7th BASKETBALL Frank Reynolds, Robbie Thompson, Mike Lehman, Jeff Nolan. Row 2: Coach Rohrs, Rick Snyder, Eric Agler, Ton Beair, Rick Cashel, Mike Kimmey, Shawn Dunno, Greg Doner, Steve Zirkle, Brad Schwartz, Coach Schellhause. The team played and practiced with enthusiasm and had a strong desire to improve. Their attitude and effort made for an enjoyable and rewarding season. They won their tournament by defeating Crestview and Delphos Jefferson. CComments by Coach Schellhause.J M 1212 Q: ,Q ,......-....5' 11.1-'Q T I Q 'Sl iigly x. ,QQ xt vi s,U's X ,, ' ,, fi rw ,f ' A 9 s -5 ,xs- Jeff Ray, top Curtis Overholt, ,vwwjw 1, K Y if 1 Y' 5 bk 4 bottom 23? Sth GRADE Kirk Dougal, Todd Hunt, Greg Sterling, Chuck Sperry,. 2nd Row: Curtis Overholt, Marc Wilson, Bob Lehman, Jon Jones, Gregg Profit, Jeff Ray, Darren Kallen, Mark McCleery, Mike Johnson, David Stemen, Coach Holp. Last instructions from the coach . . , OPPONENTS Ft. Jennings Van Wert Kalida Wayne Trace Delphos Jeff. Paulding E. Ohio City Coldwater Spencerville Parkway Crestview N. Paulding W. Tournaments Paulding E. Spencerville Winfloss L C37f48J W C55fl8j W C45f33J L C38f52j W C42f33J W 1431225 W 1571463 Cancelled L Q38f43j W CSUSOJ L C36f52J L. C38f42j w qsefssy L C4lf48J 8th BASKETBALU35 Van Wert Parkway Crestview Paulding East Coldwater Mendon-Union Ohio City Wayne Trace Delphos Jeff. Kalida 7th 8th We-Them We-Them 20l6 3024 26-SO 33-4I 2I-23 4l-2I 42-I5 52-I4 Il-I2 24-I4 28-I4 29-22 30-I4 47-33 I3-27 49-I9 27-28 55-I7 3I-l2 44-38 8X2 Season Record 574 Mr. Lautzenheiser thought that everyone worked hard to make their season successful. 5 EELS 1 L Ist row: Lisa Wisner, Beth Jones, Amy Tribolet, Missy Thompson, Terri Noggle, Hammons. 2nd row: Jane Wortman, Manager. Brook Baer. Nancy Nolan, Kerri Lori Dunlap, Janice Hammons, Mr. Lautzenheiser - coach. 3rd row: Donna Cronenwe Terri Pollock, Susan Allen, Tonya Hoghe, Melissa Sinning, Lisa Evans. 4th row: Karen Boa Sandy Ashbaugh, Faye Linton. Annette Kirkendall. Laurie Krouskop. Kim Heidt, Cat Linton. Qu 1 it t.. ?g,1wff ' 1? Gr 7 'W V- ,V A L 2 1 ,... , ' 'C ' i 1. W.. . W w n wefhfzf Afz 'vs ' f .--' W J i n? my f' . , ' ., Z, . l Pic I - Faye Linton at her defensive best. Pic 2 - Amy Tribolet pondering her coaches tactics. Pic 3 - Kim Heidt outleaps her opponent. Pic 4 - Lancer girls regroup after the whistle has stopped the action. Pic 5 - Tonya Hoghe gets set to pass off to Kim Heidt. At left, Juniors S Seniors, kneeling - Cindy Thatcher, Cindy Osburn, Ronda Thatcher, Becky West, Deb Shank, Diane Markley, Beth Elston, middle row A Laura Jones, Beth Bauer, Sue Haines, Joy Lape. Lisa Rogers. Della Warnecke. Jami Smith - Treasurer, Teresa Gorman, top row - Connie Lloyd, Jeff Doner, Carl Mongold - President, Ms. Rozevink - Advisor, Lori Wilka, Doug Daeger, Tracy Hoghe. Below, Freshman S Sophomores, Ist row - Linda Lucier, Steph Girod, Sabrina Fraker, Jodi Boehringer, Raquel Canales, Butch John, Rod Rumble, 2nd row - Marianne Speer, Jill Scott, Angie Evans, Sarah Hammons, Bobbie Smith. Kathy Yates, 3rd row - Diane Owens, Lori Evans, Keri Johnson - Secretary, Kris Hire, Elaine Speer, Cathy Jones, Lori Saylor, Lynda Lape, Alesia Yakos, Barb Markley, Elaine Blankemeyer, 4th row - Ms. Rozevink A Advisor, Marcia Kyle, Klm Mason, Bren- nan Profit, Don Fisher, Brian Watson, Jason Hoffman, Chuck Wood- ruff, Lori Dixon, Val Thatcher. Gn December 3, I979, a new club was formed. With the help of Ms. Rozevlnk. our Spirit Squad was formed. The main purpose of the squad was to support school spirit. With the help of the Athletic Boosters the squad was able to take buses to the boy's way basketball games. To boost each person on any type of team the Spirit Squad appointed Spirit Angels to decorate lockers. So halls became brighter and spirit was higher. So in the upcoming year we're looking forward to having a bigger and better Spirit Squad. il kgwfgp-ru. Row I- Cindy Fisher, Terri Noggle, Meidi Putt. Janice Hammons, Lori Evans, Penny Klinger. Row 2 - Julie Speary, Caroline Renner, Janine Stokes, Trena Anderson, Kelly Dickman, Lisa Weisner, Row 3 - Melissa Sinning, Lisa Evans, Sandy Ashbaugh, Kim Heidy, Karen Book, Lisa Zuercher, Row 4 - Connie Conner, Terri Pol- lock, Donna Cronewett, Tracie Kimmey. Top - Mrs. Sanderson - Advisor. 'S' SPIRIT cLuBf37 Www 4' gmfefaff OPP Crestview Parkway Crestview Ohio City Hicksville' Parkway Ohio City Parkway Ohio City ' double header tournament Season 5X5 Run and tournament ii' J IQ e ce II QJ lg WE THEM IO O 8 9 7 6 22 JI 5 I4 2 3 4 I9 I4 2 2 7 7 5 ner-up in league lst row: Stats Laurie Krouskop, Jane Wortman, Susan Allen. 2nd row. David Stemen, Brad Schwartz, Eric Agler, Robbie Thompson, Greg Sterling, Mike Lehman, Jeff Nolan, Kirk Dougal, Rick Snyder, John Rist. 3rd row: Coach Terry Reichard, Mike Kimmey. Brian Hammons. Rick Cashel. Marc Wilson, Jeff Ray. Dennis Kaiser, Bob Lehman, Mike Johnson. The Jr. High Awards program was held on the last day of school. Many special awards were presented. In the above right pic, Nikki Thatcher is shown receiving her award for the county spelling bee winner. - ff, . Sdsii W W -ji 41i'ev, , ,, V' Olympic Day was held 67' even in the fain on MBV I ' it Q J 23rd. There were many V, V iii J ' L gqh, 5' VV different events sched- ,,,, ',,111,' , , , ,V V . I' ,,2V XV, Vlgiy I V ig, 5 V :VV - RT ff ' uled. One of the high- 'l'i ' 'i i' ' 'i gf ' ' 3 V V VW , VVV, I X lights was the football I s1,, Q T 'l l Wet? I ' ' game. Mr. Holp helped ,V V , 'M'i , ' i' V, ' 4 V . WV serve as the referee. 77 Wg, fx! I Mr. Arnold was in , I f 2 . ' VV ,R-J, V, VV charge of the events - ' I I J VVV Y 57777 W and did his best to make ' i ,,, , fx ' gg the ir. high olympics , ., different from the high N J X school. V J 387 Jr. High Jcunfiofn HCI Life The first day of school. Aren't we a bit young for horseplay in the haIl??? ff M ,,.. .f ,, at ' ,ff-W M.. we ' 'wif' ':, ,swf f-if ig ,ff LV fL,.fQ+j,,sf , My ,, iw y k is , , at W' ,A , t Me- , 1-K- They've already learned about the food. An upcoming football team????? The junior high phys. ed. class went roller skating. In the left pic. Mr. Arnold is showing us how it's done. In the last picture they have advanced enough to skate in pairs. JR. HlGHf39 to is 3 Q' - i ' we - f Pg ............. 4OfJR. Hl SPORTS BANQuET Awards presented are: Cheerleading advisor. Mrs. Sanderson, is shown giving out a certificate. Pic 2 - Mike Johnson is shown returning from accepting an award. Pic 3 - Greg Sterling is holding on to his baseball patch. Pic 4 - After a reserve baseball game, Mr. Holp returned to give out his awards for 8th grade basketball. Pic 5 - Pep Club members stand and wait for the next recipient of a patch. Pic 6 - The special award for a Pep Club member is the Big Mouth Award. Janine Stokes, the l979-80 winner is shown hold- ing the trophy. E ln. Y at cs it-ag T r SX Y 1 N 'ik 4--...lb Sparta' Eanquvt More award recipients. pic I - The 7th grade boys' basketball team won the Crestview tour- ney and Rick Snyder is shown giving the trophy to Mr. Shade. Pic 2 - The Banquet Ccarry-inj was enjoyed by all. Pic 3 - Brook Baer re- ceives an award from Mr. Lautzenheiser, coach of 7th grade girls' basketball. Pic 4 - Susan Allen is receiving her award for being an 8th grade cheerleader. Pic 5 - Mr. Bassett, along with Mr. Rohrs, Mrs. Sanderson, and Mr. Schell- hause, was one of the distributors of awards. Pic 6 - This picture shows Mrs. Sanderson and Mr. Schroeder exchanging a cheering mega- phone. JR. HI SPORTS BANQUETHI ? 1 i 4 I I L 5 Y E Q 5 3 X S 4 if 3 2 5 Q 1 2 if E 1 S 5 S E E K 5 I , uf 2 E 5 2 5 K L: i 52 'E 2 S iq W Q 2 Q 3 E Z 2 2 .. BIG WINDS ... HIT HIGH SCHOOL . GYMNASIUM Q 1 I f ' ' -' Y W.. -.,gx:-- 'h:.,L, , . t X 1 ' :gi 5 ' 1 -Q S tm. . ,145 'P ff L . .. K 'il 0 F . X .. . . ...M f ' . ,,..w4-fi 4,1 .- ' ' ' ,g-fi' , ssl.. . -F., .-1. 15 5 A ,, vi m . 4,05 1 ' in 0. 4, Kiiww, a...,..., WM 2 ,F . ,Lat wig- v, in-v e . if S - - ee 4 8- N: if Q. ' -.Q . . '!- 'Q s- . Q I A TE Y i I 5 . fag i f-fl Q . .-.TF , , W- 'f?L'1f?iE Illflia- 't 'mm 'fee Z-311 s'-T Y ?1fff fe.-if , A ' J l! M , 3... , ,,, Ji f,' -J'-Q. byrr -A xr g ye mining -Ahlff' These pages were to be devoted to the top news stories of Lincoln- view. but we discovered that there was only one real story. On January ll. l98O, the Lincolnview High School Gymnasium roof blew offl At approximately I p.m. on Friday. there was a large rumble throughout the high school. At the same time. power and electricity were cut off. A short while later. Mr. Shade ran through the halls instructing teachers to take their students to shelter. These areas were used: the basement hall, restrooms on the first floor. and both locker rooms. Everyone was anxious to know what the noise had been. They found that the roof of the gym had been raised by the gush of wind. Pieces of roofing had fallen back on the top of the building - which ex- plained the rumble. After approximately one and one-half hours. everyone was told to return to their seventh period classes. The wind did extensive damage to both the gym floor and the roof. One large piece of roofing had fallen in the seat incline. large pieces of tar were lying in the parking lot and on cars. and there were live wires lying beside the building. Students had to leave the building from the south doors to get to their cars, because of the dangerous wires. Some cars were damaged: a car window was shattered. car grills were dented. and one student's car tire was punctured. The power in the building was restored at 5:30 p.m. Athletic events had to be rescheduled: Friday and Saturday night basketball games for that weekend were moved to Van Wert, the tri- wrestling match for Saturday was moved to Van Wert also, and the Athletic Boosters' soup and sandwich luncheon was cancelled. Other activities that were supposed to be held in the gym for that next week were either cancelled or rescheduled. NEWSf45 WQMAKERS 'P ONEWH X +0 Of 44, ' 1 S ' 3 'Sl ' E-Ly 5 fl fo o -' Q 41, Q 4 Ogx ,Ziff A 4 .U 049' M , , 'if' 5 f-4 wx ,I J Above Miss Springer, F.H.A. adviser, seems to be deciding whether or not to eat the food prepared by the F.F.A. boys. To the right are the I979-I98O members - standing: Mary Brincefeild, Patty Nolan, Barb Markley, Laura Burden, Kris Hire, Diane Markley, Deb Shank, Laura Jones, Jo Ellen Evans, Ronda Thatcher, Miss Army, Joyce Medford. Sitting: Miss Springer, Diane Noggle, Cathy Doner, Lori Thompson, Elaine Speer, Connie Lloyd. Tammy Kithenmaster, Cindy Osburn, and Karen Rider. On the floor: Kathy Yates, Diana Owens, and Becky West. 46fFHA fi' 'rf f .. . .. . . ., r K N his A l 1-if Cindy Osburn and her father are enjoying their meal along witl Ronda Thatcher and her mother at the F.H.A. banquet. -, rr S . ,,. , ' 2 1: ,sl 11. Q X ,q lf ll jj 1 ' 1 l it The l979-I98O Officers are - standing: Kris Hire, Recreation Leader, Connie Lloyd, President, Cathy Doner, Parliamentarian. Jo Ellen Evans, Treasurer, Elaine Speer, Recreation Leader, Laura Jones, Secretary, Miss Springer, Advisor. Sitting: Cindy Osburn, Ass't Secretary, Ronda Thatcher Vice President, Diane Markley. Reporter, and Debbie Shank, Historian. W' Mr. Gerdeman helped to serve the food. Debbie Shank and her parents, Mr. S Mrs. Paul Shank Pictured above is the menu from the Red Barn puzzle over the Red Barn Supper Menu. Supper. It was a game played by everyone. To the left is Mark ,,,, ,,y, Richardson and Keith Weldy are preparing the Menu selections. The F.F.A. boys serve the meal, this is done every year and the girls return the favor by serving at the F.F.A. banquet. , FHAX47 FFA IQANQIJET The Annual parent and member banquet is held to ac- knowledge individuals that have assisted the FFA through the year. The program was opened by toast- master Dave Evans, the president. Cpic SJ The meal was served by the FHA and it was enjoyed by everyone. Cpic lj Awards ceremony was held after the meal. A Honorary membership went to Mr. George Ropp of the Van Wert County Extension Office. Cpic lj The speaker was Thad Lichtensteiger State FFA Secretary from the Crestview Chapter. He spoke on Making the Most of What YOU Have. fpic 45 AWARDS I98O Scholarship awards were donated by FFA. Freshman lst Jeff Venderley 2nd Sabrina Fraker Sophomore Ist Barb Markley 2nd Greg Mohr Junior Ist Todd Morris 2nd Phil Summersett Senior lst Sara Dixon 2nd Dave Evans Project Record Book awards were donated by: Ist place - Van Wert National Bank, United National Bank, Peo- pIe's Bank, 2nd place Production Credit Association. Freshman lst Nick Williams 2nd Rod Rummel Sophomore Ist Jayne Ashbaugh 2nd Brennan Profit Junior Ist Randy Patterson 2nd Phil Summersett Senior Ist Sara Dixon Ind Rick Glossett Camp Scholarship were presented to members. Full Scholarship was donated by Harvey Equipment. lt was received by Greg Mohr. Cpic 35 Three one-half Scholar- ships donated by FFA were given to Dewey Van Wyns- berg, Bob Evans. and Art Tumblin. Cpic 33 we 11,7 48fFFA 5. ali.. vii... uw... .,,.-v rl ,lk Qi f, 5, Z it JE . . '- ' Yifl G 'rl if if V 4: . ifilffg A ' - ' , , ,i f , j iv5 2g3Lffs:1t ..f-. .- gggggg g ' :- , W' f ,, W,.......ts,,.. - x ,...J in MM, W' Public Speaking Awards were given for prepared. Creed, and Extemporaneous speeches. Prepared Y Bri- an Watson Creed - Jeff Venderley and Extemporane- ous - Phil Summersett. Mechanic Award were given by Washington Auto Parts and Weiss Machines. Tools were given to the Honored students. Ist Todd Morris Ind Brennan Profit 3rd Kevin Thatcher Garden Phil Summersett and Lloyd Bair. Livestock Awards Donated by Jonesco Elevator lst places Urban Osting McNess 2nd place. Beef lst Randy Patterson Ind Jayne Ashbaugh Sheep Ist Brian Watson 2nd Dewey Van Wsynsberg Swine Ist Lloyd Bair 2nd Dave Schwartz fpic 45 Rabbits Ist Sara Dixon 2nd Lloyd Bair Qpic 45 Dairy lst Todd Morris 2nd Keith Weldy Special Presentations SCS Land Judging tied for 4th Dave Schwartz and Todd Morris, Districts Judging lst Sara Dixon 4 Speciality Rabbits Qpic 45 Ist Mick Williams - Agriculture Mechanics Cpic 45 3rd Rick Williams - Diversified Livestock 2nd Rick Williams - Beef Ind Brian Watson - Poultry 3rd Phil Summersett - Secretary Book Presentations for Special People Beth Evans - Queen Cpic I5 Roger Rank - Basketball Referee Todd Morris - MVP For Tri-County Tourneyment Tim Owens - Senior Varsity Plowiock Award Cpic 25 Brent Neate - Star Green Hand Qpic I5 Nick Williams - Star Green Hand Cpic I5 Todd Morris - Star Chapter Farmer fpic l5 The award presentations was ended with the Seniors awarding Mr. Gerdeman with a Cane for old legs . FFAf49 MERS Front row - Tim Owens, Dave Evans, Tom Doner, Barb Markley, Angie Evans. Angie Long, Sabrina Fraker, Shawn Gorman, Danny Etzler, Rodney Rummel, Rick Glosset. Second row - Dewey VanWynsberghe, Bill Richson, Norman Geckle, Jeff Venderly, Nick Williams, Brent Neate, Andy Kroeger, Ed Gill, Chris Bradshaw, Dana Cramer, Richie Jellinson. Third row - Arthur Tumblin, Dennis Putman, Bob Evans, Greg Mohr, Kevin Thatcher, Chuck Woodruff, Brennan Profit, Jayne Ashbaugh, Lloyd Bair, Eddie Rice, Phil Summersett. Fourth Row - Dave DuVaII, Todd Morris, Randy Patterson, Kent Klinger, Keith Weldy, Dave Schwartz, Brian Watson, Beth Evans, Sara Dixon. Fifth row - Alfred Osting, Advisor - Mr. Earl Gerdeman, Scott Nolan MOTTO: LEARNING TO DO DOING TO EARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE Officers - Student Advisor, Todd Morris, Vice President Randy Evans, Secretary, Phil Summersett Trea- surer, Tim Owens, Reporter, Scott Nolan, Presi- dent, Dave Evans, Sentinal, Rick Glosset Varsity S Reserve Plowjock Basketball teams - Front row - Andy Kroeger, Tom Doner, Shawn Gorman, Eddie Rice, Richie Jelli- son, Rod Rummel, Arthur Tumblin, Mark Richardson Second row - Danny Etzler, Tim Owens, Kent Klinger, Keith Weldy, Todd Morris. Al Osting, Dave DuVall, Mr. Earl Gerdeman Reserve Parlimentarian Team Front row - Dewey VanWynsberghe, Greg Mohr, Kevin Thatcher, Bob Evans I Q ... , .: I --'-'.-, ' . . . . , s ..... - .', .1-Avg... , -...am..s N., D Second row - Dennis Putman, Brennan Profit, Jayne Ashbaugh, Lloyd Bair Third row - Eddie Rice, Arthur Tumblin. Chuck Woodruff J i 1 3 F? g 4 .gl , . 'vs 'I , ' Varsity Parlimentarian leam Front row - Phil Summersett, Tim Owens, Randy Patterson, Dave Evans, Scott Nolan, Rick Glossett Back row - Dave DuVaIl, Todd Morris, Keith Weldy. Kent Klinger. Alfred Osting, Beth Evans Svmvf- an Junior, Kent Klinger is working on a small engine. Y llllllnnuq 5 I Sophomore, Brian Watson is a Junior, Phil Summersett helps out lively Vo. Ag. student. Senior Beth Evans who is the reigning F.F.A. queen. Mr. Earl Gerdeman is the Vocational Agriculture teacher and the advisor for the F.F.A. Junior Keith Weldy is putting to- gether his small engine. 51 B G B R Q U W CABINET - Standing: Laura Jones Csecretaryj, Beth Elston Qpresidentj, Cindy Osburn Ctreasurerb. Second row: Connie Lloyd, Debbie Shank, Ronda Thatcher, Cathy Scott, Tracy Hoghe, Jayne Ashbaugh. Third row: Kris Hire, Beth Evans, Della Warnecke, Kathy Doner, Diane Markley, Karen Hessel, Lori Dixon, Sandy Lewis, Bobbie Smith. HONORARY VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Row I: Keri Johnson, Barb Markley, Row 2: Kris Davis, Row 3: Tina Hoghe, Lori Miller. Pictured to the extreme right WINNING VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Row I: Lori Pollock, Bobbie Smith. Sandy Lewis, LeAnn Miller. Row 2: Mariann Speer, Jill Scott. MEMBERS - Front row: Cathy Scott, Beth Elston, Della Warnecke, Laura Jones, Diane Markley, Connie Lloyd, Cindy Osburn, Ronda Thatcher. Debbie Shank, Lori Young, Tracy Hoghe. Second row: Kris Davis, Mariann Speer, Lisa Looser, Melanie Ropp, Jayne Ashbaugh, Rachel Lewis, Tammy Kitchenmaster. Jo Evans, Brenda Keltner, Karen Hessel, Mrs, Williman - advisor. Third row: Lori Pollock, Bobbie Smith, Jill Scott, Sandy Lewis, Lori Miller, Maarit Nordblom. Cathy Jones, Lori Dixon, Jamie Ropp. Fourth row: Mary Monroe, LeAnn Miller, Carol Kaiser, Keri Johnson, Kris Hire, Diana Owens, Lori Evans. Barb Markley, Tina Hoghe, Marcia Kyle, WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM - Back row: Mariann Speer, Lori Young, Lori Miller, Lisa Looser. Front row: Jill Scott. Tracy Hoghe, Beth Evans, Stephanie Girod. HONORARY BASKETBALL TEAM - Tracy Hoghe, Beth Evans, Lori Young, Beth Elston, Jayne Ashbaugh. 52fGAA 74 'fm 1 2 Girl's Athletic Association started the year off with a hike to Heistand Woods. This group consists of over 30 girls who are involved in 2 major sports. Games are held every Monday night after school during the first semester the girls play Volleyball and the second half they play Basketball. During the year they had their annual cake raffle. CPic lj Cathy Jones is showing her serving style. CPic 25 Tina Hoghe is serving as lineman for a Volleyball game. CPic 35 Mrs. Williman, advisor, is having Debbie Shank sign in the players for the Basketball game. CPic 45 JayneAshbaugh is blocking her opponent's shot. CPic 51 Marcia Kyle is driving for the basket. CPic 65 Beth Elston is helping her teammate Connie Lloyd off the floor after the action has stopped. i Y 311' G25--.g 5 5 W .5 QF S Q 3 s ' GAAXSS LUBS WHO Lori Dixon LIBRARIANS This year's librarians performed many duties in addition to checking out books and warning stu- dents to be quiet. Typing, shelving, etc. were not always easy for funj, and Miss Owens would personally like to thank each one for their dilli- gence and hard work. FRENCH CLUB Although small in number, the l98O French Club displayed much enthusiasm. Cathy Scott re- ceived special recognition in Who's Who in Foreign Languages . and Corinne Arnold com- peted in the Ohio Scholastic Achievement Awards Tests on May 3rd In Defiance, The French Club also served as ushers during the National Honor Society induction and Senior Graduation Ceremonies. Row I - Mrs. Chrystowski, Advisor, Lori Miller. Jody Guylas, Cathy Scott, Mark Baker. Row -2 - Dan Etzler, Lori Dixon, Linda Lape. Joy Lape. Row 3 - Keith Kirkendall, Dan Kallen, Matt Woo- dyard. Corinne Arnold, Marcia Kyle. Row 4 CHon- orary Membersj - Sara Dixon, Angie Blanke- meyer. Beth Bauer, Jeff Scott, and Tom Brince- field. 54fLlBRARlANSfFRENCH CLUB to rightj Kris Hire, Brenda York. West, and Mary Brincefield. , Chris Baker. Miss Owens. I X f I . , , 4 gl 5 My ? fi 5 if Wil? .tcs 5 551325 5355 'h 'V , , ,,,.l i if f iii 1,4 iiiilwkz'?,Q,,.,,5Hiii', ' 'Mama Q, S new-g3.,......,.... ..-. Ms. is so :off N' - NAA. ,N ,emi was-W..-ts .iirigiss-Qw.w.siN ftiirzrf-wkllggi - -.... ai Umm' COMM NICATE LNPL' F P jd f A ,.,c,,.g. fl 'K -, , Q. N E In is Q - it ' up : eff ff 'sq Swv ' .Q T - its ' lk, E ',' i A -324,3 FM f xx X' .X ye 'Q j ff , al 5 LH A 'bfleieb X if W' ,, THE LANCER views X 5 ' ' I Lancer Views is the school newspaper which is published monthly by the Media English class. su- pervised by Mr. Schroeder. Reporters conduct in- terviews with every teacher. gather statistics from every game, and finally, staple together every sheet of paper for our enjoyment. Members include Cfirst rowbt Tracy Hoghe. Kim Long, Tina Hoghe, Second row - Jami Smith, Rick Glossett. Tim Owens. Mr. Schroeder, Randy Evans. Teresa Gorman. SAFETY COUNCIL This organization is perhaps the most influential of all our school clubs because it serves as a part of the legal system under juvenile jury . Jury duty. plus the county-wide monthly meetings, give the stu- dents a chance to see judiciary powers in action while they, themselves, set standards of justice. ff? First row - Jody Guylas. Cathy Unterbrink, Lisa Looser. Standing - Christina Brown, Mark Richard- son. Cathy Scott, Mr. Grilliot, Advisor. LANCER VIEWSXSAFETY COUNCIU55 ' ,, . A . AZ , I ,, ,.,,, ,.,,,.,,,, . ,,.., , ,.,, M. hx e, I f ,, 1, gg-3, - ,A ,W ,, V :,, ,. .. ' pig ,... ,fy a ,QM Wm: 7 I V X if 3 I T, 4, x ,, li - H, ,gr eff H ' ' w , f ' ' ' : , ,,. , V , W,,A ,,,L, ,,. , , f ' ,, , a .. ,, M f -,,, 1 -, ...,. . ,V V ., , . , f ,,f,, , 2 -- 1. T- V f ' ,p ,Q -,aw ,ffl ,, 4 ,,f f 1 , ' 51' 4' 'W 'isa' ' ,f i' 1 , , ' 3 A f' 1 1 ' , Vt 3 , 1-we V I ww f nw-ff faz1ffa'f,sx,,,1f, ' 'f 'pf , ' J, flwgg -,,,:,,,.,,fA.f.,f 1. 4, ,,,,,,,.., I - l ,E I i ii? , get K 5 Q III it t ' f mms Q I .,, M ff .lv ,, W Qt' , I V . f, V, f I , I' ffw, H V :L J , 50, . 41 5 -F V ' f ,, I I YJ!! 'wztilllf ' 7 ' ' ' ' I W I, 752 ' ,M I i,ss ' WM, , I , g - is 5 46 ms I i is 1 f Z 9 4 Y 6 A ff , 3 JV fig? ' I 56fNATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY I g W' I , I V W V H if , .WWNWM W ug, ,,., .W 'L' MMM The National Honor Society strives to show service, leadership. char- acter, and scholarship. This year our national honor society started a tradition of having a Sadie Hawkins dance. This type of dance the girls do the asking and picking up of their dates, The Sadie Hawkins dance was a big success this year and it looks like it will become a tradition here at Lincolnview. Attending to the duties of officers were - President: Beth Bauer, Vice-President: Jeff Scott, Secretary: Sara Dixon. Treasurer: Sue Haines, Pic I - the old members - Row I - Beth Elston, Lisa Rogers, Sara Dixon. Row 2: Laura Jones, Sue Haines, Diane Markley, Mrs. Chrystowski CAdvisorJ. Row 3: Lori Mill- er, Beth Bauer, Mary Brincefield, Cindy Ashbaugh. Doug Daeger, Jeff Doner. Not pictured is Jeff Scott and Kim Long. Pic 3 -- The old members hold a reception for the new members and their parents. Cakes and cookies with punch is served by Beth Bauer, Laura Jones and Sara Dixon. New Members f Row I, L-R: Jayne Ashbaugh, Rosemary Eutsler , Cindy Thatcher , Della Warnecke', Brenda Keltner. Todd Morris, Phil Summer- sett. Row 2, L-Rf Mel Thatcher , Teresa Gorman . Ronna Allen. Corinne Arnold, Amber Snyder. Tom Brincefield , Angie Blankemeyer , Cathy Scott, Cindy Osburn , Lisa Heath', Mark Baker. David Schwartz. ' Denotes Senior Pic 4 - Amber Snyder goes through the induction as Cindy Ashbaugh presents her to the student body. ln the background is the speaker, Mrs. Chrystowski, Mr. Shade, and Mr. Kirkendall. Pic 5 - Waiting in line for the punch and cookies is David Schwartz and Rosemary Eutsler along with the parents. The induction ceremony is a secret from the student body. The members go to the students Csee pic 23 and tap them on the shoulder. They go to Mrs. Chrystowski who pins on their NHS pin, then to Mr. Shade who gives them a certificate. Mr. Kirkendall gives them a membership card. They are then taken to the podium where the old member presents himfher to the student body. Hefshe then takes a candle and lights it from each of the symbolic candles. The candles symbolize character, service, leadership and scholarship with a middle candle symbolizing knowledge. 5 TUDGN CUUNCIL gm The Student Council was very active this year They planned the homecoming ceremony this year and sponsored the dance The band was named Heritage and the theme was Heaven Tonight They had an assembly to see which teacher and student the students wanted to get a ple in the face Candidates for this task were teachers Ms Owens Mr Price Mr Gerdeman and Mr Army Students Brent Neate Mel Ropp Chuck Bradshaw and Carl Mongold Winners of the contest were Ms Owens and Carl Mongold They had Student Council Week which Included selling cupcakes at noontlme They had a movie named the Lords of Flatbush which was shown to the entire student body They sponsored Olympic Day which Included many different activities The seniors won with 46 points junior 33 sophomore I8 freshman I Hobo Day was organized by them also They had a Water Ballon Day to see which person In the lunch hour could stay the drlest Adam Central High School came and toured our school then we went to theirs They went to a clinic to see how to raise your school spirit Plc 2 Student Council officers L R Vice President Jam: Smith Secretary Beth Evans Principal Mr Shade Treasurer Amber Snyder Parlia mentarian Bob Evans Not pictured is President Kim Long Pic 3 Members L R Row l Ronna Allen Holly Thompson Nick Williams Row 2 Beth Evans Kim Long Lisa Gilgenbach Rachel Lewis Jam: Smith Deb Young Row 3 Bob Evans Amber Snyder Mark Eversole Mr Shade Not pictured is Tina Neal and Vicki Perry 1 V! 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X 2 F I Julie vice- P IN ll F i K v X 3 , : .pw SCIENCE CLUBf59 THE LINCOLNVIEW HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND is made up of these 70 members: Kim Mason, Chuck Woodruff, Joyce Medford, Shawn Gorman, Mel Ropp, Richie Jellison, Brenda Keltner, Angie Evans, Jill Scott, Marianne Speer, Sabrina Fraker, Judy Elston, Cathy Scott, Danny Etzler, Mark Fisher, Kathy Yates, Jody Guylas, Jeff Doner, Connie Lloyd, Brenda Lewis, Shelly Reed, Beth Evans, Lisa Heath, Randy Patterson, Lori Wilka, Butch John, Kent Klinger, Angie Long, Jason Hoffman, Neill Germann, Dave Edwards, Matt Baker, Jeff Scott, Don Fisher, Phil Summersett, Julie Fisher, Lloyd Bair, John Reed, Keith Kirkendall, Alesia Yakos, Diane Noggle, Beth Bauer, Cathy Jones, Mark Baker, Dan Kallen, Lynda Lape, Laura Jones, Della Warnecke, Jo Evans, Carol Kaiser, Missy Trissel, Rachel Lewis, Cindy Osburn, Sue Hawnes, Lori Thompson, Pam Rogers, Ronda Thatcher, Amber Snyder, Deb Shank, Tammy Kitchenmaster, Stephanie Girod, Karen Trammel, Keri John- son, Marcia Kyle, Teresa Gorman, Diane Owens, Jayne Ashbaugh, Lynda Lape, Lori Saylor, Ronna Allen ii ,, ,-,', f. ,f,,,,,,., ,' -f,::g1w 1 .,,, Vr.' ., 'J ' ' t slr, ' -. '35 ' A 1 i s ,, ' fr L' ', , -sf 1 x Wa 7 gy ! , 4, if 3 J jg,::,,ff,55M.,,,, I l im zu HN, ,V 4 Q W, swf L Q, v i f i L J 3 ff e : 'f'- ff' , ,.,. 1 ,swf 1 w, ' yd. , Aff ,,., ifs g 1 - f '.f, i ' A f J A ' ,. ,, ,.,.,,, L , f , ,ff Wm, QM ,.,,,,f--reef:- ffww mmf . ,mf M, W ,,,,, Y f W a, M We .. J Hvavi f ,, W' A fgx,a,,.54glw3f1 i' -D - To the right is the Lancer Band in new uniforms. After the long hours everyone put in to pay for them, marching for the photographers was not hard work. i Members of the brass section are shown marching in the Paulding County Fair Show. Brenda Keltner. a member of our french horn Majorettes, Joy Lape, Beth Elston, Lisa Rogers, and in front capt. GOXBAND section, at the Paulding County Fair. Tina Hoghe. 'lgillih Row I: L. Lape T. Gorman S. Girod L. Saylor R. Allen D. Owens T. Kitchenmaster, J. Ashbaugh K. Trammell Row 2. S. Haines M. Kyle D. Warnecke C. Kaiser A. Snyder, M. Trissel B. Elston B. Evans D. Shank R. Thatcher L. Rogers C. Jones M. Baker, B. Bauer L. Jones. Row 3. L.Thompson K. Johnson J.Lape J. Evans C. Osburn P. Rogers, S. Fraker J. Guylas J. Scott A. Evans M. Speer B. Keltner J. Elston L. Lucier, J. Medford M. Ropp S. Gorman R. Patterson R. Jellison P. Summersett J. Doner, Row 4. M. Fisher K. Yates J. Hoffman L. Heath B. John B. Lewis A. Yakos T. Hoghe, K. Krikendall J. Fisher J. Reed M. Baker L. Bair D. Edwards D. Fisher T. Doner, C. Scott D. Etzler Director Doug Upton C. Woodruff K. Mason C. Lloyd L. Wilka, N. Germann A. Long K. Klinger S. Reed. ma por. secr, Jody y Guylas - libr, Keri Johnson - libr, Sue Haines - pres, Beth Bauer Top. Mr. Upton announces to the student body the selection of J Christmas songs the band is about to play. The clarinet section helps entertain the students while playing White Christmas . Cbottomj . Ny - . 'Se f 'Q A S f 14 E KX- 53' I -' K K v -- ' i'i:i -I ' -Lii . . l 5... .,.. . .... M . . The Lincolnview concert band performed at the Christmas assem- BAND bly on December Jlst. PEP as K fn f YZ pg ui s 9,44 7 Sv A I - The i980 LHS Pep Band! This years members our: Trumpets: Lori WilkafSr.3. Lisa HeathlSr.7. Connie LloydCSr.3. Butch John1Fr.3, Brenda LewisQFr.J, Flutes: Diana OwensQSo.J. Lori SaylorQSo.J. Lynda LapeCSo.J, Baritones: Lori WilkaCSr.3, Chuck WoodruffCSo.3, Clarinets: Rhonda That- cheriSr.D, Deb ShankCSr.J. Missy TrisselfFr.J, Cindy Os- burnCSr.D, French Horns: Brenda Keltnerfjnj, Tubas: Cathy ScottUr.D, Dan EtzlerCSo.J, Drums: Don FisherCSo.3, Dave Ed- wardslSr.J, Keith KirkendalKSo.J. Tina Hogheflrl, Matt Ba- kerfFr.J Trombones: Richie JellisonCSo.b, Mel RoppCSo.D. At the left is the Lancer Pep Band at TrombonesfCon'0: Joyce Med- fordCSr.J, Jeff DonerQSr.j Shawn Gor- rnanCFr.J Saxs: Mark Bakerf.lr.J, Laura Jon- esiSr.j. Beth BauerCSr.J, Cindy OsburnCSr.D. Mr. Upton also helped the trumpet section out on some songs. Pep Band is open for any high school band mem- ber. They work after school and during band to prepare for the Lancer home games. The Pep Band also adds spirit to the high school pep rallys by playing songs for the student body. The Pep Band traveled with the team to back them at the games played at VWHS because of the mishap with our roof. K one of this years pep rallys. At the right is senior Jeff Doner. He is first chair trombonist in the high school band. ezfamu if T I-iEl3lf'S N0 STD IDD ING THE BAND DN THE DUN Cathey Scott ir. tuba band Pic-3 Mel Ropp so. trom- member is hard at work. l y bone player. is up to some- Pic ... 2 Neill Germann, K Ihlflg. Pic-4 MF. UPTON. Lisa Heath, Connie the man who tries his Lloyd, Lgri Wilka, hardest to make the and Mr, upmn, y band look GREAT! entertaingd PiC-5 Jo Evans, the sludent ir., is up I0 hel' bgdy at usual LHS! the Eas- I 6 I' assembly. JL Q his 2 A X i ' K ' fl-V' ii i Q , .,, fl -Q T 'Q Q 4'-1. gn--, - x , H .K lui g ' w VI ' 5 x F f , . ' , P' 4 . A 7 A T gl T T 44 if 1 11 , 5 gf ,X F I K sw : s 5 . , A., ,i, iff- M lf -. it T T , gf 'ahhha A we A-a' il Q fi X 3 T h e 5 - T ' y i 3 3 n d 2 i should togk part 'W -. z' stand be' in the Ho- V A hind them! mecomeing 5 Y This Years ceremony. As M , band banquet you see in pic-5, was held on April The LHS pep band 1 .4 Sl. many awards takes part in all pep were SWG' 30 band sessions. The Lancer members. Lori Wilka re- band stands behind it's ceived the John Philip Sou- school, so we the school Sa Award. BAND X63 2242.11 QW? C Q' 'vl- Q zzzi - .,, . X ,Q.. - Miss Lichtenberger HOIR ein lxt HOIR v Q Row lf Raquel Canales, Kathy Yates, Chris Brown, Maarit Nordblom, Connie Lloyd, Angie Long, and Tammy Rogers. Row 2: Jamie Smith, Mary Brincefield, Kent Klinger, Neill Germann, Dave Edwards, Don Fisher, and Lisa Looser. Row 3: Lori Dixon, Lori Wilka, Kim Mason, Cathy Scott. Tina Hoghe, Beth Elston, Rod Rummel, Kelley Ireland, Joyce Medford. and Miss Lichtenberger. Row 4: Patty Nolan. Julie Fisher, Becky West, Karen Rider, Brenda Keltner, Deb Shank, Ronda Thatcher, Lisa Heath, and Kathy Doner. Cathy U. and Lisa L. hope that the concert has started without them. The Choir performs for the Christmas assembly. 64fCHOlR Choir Officers: Seated: Dave Edwards, President. Standing: Connie Lloyd, Secretary, Kim Long, Vic President, Kathy Doner, Librarian, Julie Fisher, Historian, Beth Elston, Treasurer, and Miss Lichte berger. Director. Swing heir Front row: Kathy Yatesg Julie Fisher. Lori Dixon, Kim Mason. Teresa Gorman. Jami Smith, Lori Wilka, Beth Elston. Connie Lloyd, Mel Ropp, Judy Elston, Lisa Heath. and Angie Long. Second row. Don Fisher, Tana Hoghe. Standing: Kathy Doner, Brenda Keltner. Dave Edwards, Neill Germann, Kent Klinger. Rod Rummel. Tammy Rogers. Ronda Thatcher. --. .1-4' , r K 4 X Don Fisher fumbles with his music. CKim Longj I am the Sving Choir Vampire. Mel Ropp ponders on her night's per- formance. CHOlRf65 CAST IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE Pierre ...... Mrs. Page .... Carol .... Debbie . . . Pam .... Joan .... Alice ..... , . Donna .......... Madame Duvall Paul .......,, Eve ..... Bob ...... Francois .... Georges .... Mrs. Scott .... Mr. Scott ,.,.. Conductor ..... Flower Vendor Sailor , ..,.... Gendarme .... Nursemaid .... Artist .... . 'Z Q 3 Production Staff Directors ...... Student Director Stage Design . . . Props and Sets . Stage Crew . . . Lighting .... Programs . . . Ushers ..... Prompter . . . Make-up .... Ticket Sales .. Auditions ,..,.. .Chuck Woodruff ,Della Warnecke .Kim Long Lisa Heath Beth Elston Kathy Yates Lisa Looser Patty Nolan Jami Smith .Cathy Scott Neill Germann .Raquel Canales .Rod Rummel .Donnie Fisher David Cramer Brenda Keltner Kent Klinger Matt Woodyard Becky West 9. 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The members of the cast would like to thank Lisa Heath for working so hard to take the lead role, after Kim Long was too ill to perform. Kim developed a bad case of bronchitis a week before the scheduled performance of March ll S 22. Lisa and the cast performed on the 26, 28. and 29th of March. A cast party was held Saturday, where Lisa Looser twisted her ankle. 66X MUSICAL W 596654 gigs ,Ut ' MZ! Chorus: Director - Miss Lichtenberger Back row: Cindy Osburn, Ronda Thatcher. Ronna Allen, Matt Woodyard, Don Fisher. Keith Kirkendall, Ed Gill, Becky West, Kathy Doner. 2nd row: Mark Eversole, lights, Raquel Can- ales, Teresa Gorman, Connie Lloyd, Deb Shank, Neill Germann, Kent Klinger, Lori Say- lor, Angie Long. 3rd row: Deb Young, Judy Elston, Kim Mason. Mel Ropp, Lori Thompson, Lisa Gilgenbach, Rod Rummel, Diana Owens. 4th row: Brenda Keltner, Cathy Scott, Lisa Looser, Patty Nolan, Beth Elston, Kathy Yates. Lisa Heath, Jami Smith, Della Warnecke, Chuck Woodruff. Band: Back row: Bryan Lewis, Matt Baker, Dave Ed- wards, Shawn Gorman, Richie Jellison. 2nd row: Linda Lucier, Laura Jones, Beth Bauer, Mark Baker, Brenda Lewis, Butch John. Lori Wilka. MUSICALXG7 I9 9-80 The year of I979-l98O was the year of excellent assemblies. The first assembly of the school year was on November 9th, l979. The host was d'PauI, an expert in the field of ESP Cpic IJ. He gave various demonstrations - reading minds, and with the help of Beth Elston and Chuck Bradshaw Cpic lj, he chained them together and released them with his brainpower. The second assembly was given by Bob Markworth 8 Mayana, on January 29th. He is a professional archer with several differ- ent kinds of bows. Out of the audience, he selected two students to show their form. Kevin Brinkman was given a lesson by Mayana, Bob's assistant, and Mary Brince- field was taught by Bob Cpic 31. lt was a very interesting assembly and had the students and faculty in suspense. On April 3rd, the Easter assembly presented a special appear- ance by the Lincolnview Trumpet Quartet. consisting of: Neill Germann, Lisa Heath, Connie Lloyd, and Lori Wilka. Mr. Upton, band director, helped the group also fpic 45. Pic 5 shows some students watching an as- sembly. VIV, 'Iii VVV: krl Vrh, Iff ffi 1L,Ei ,,,,.:, , tsst , Y . , iltf l ffm . tlte' - 68fASSEMBLlES ' W' is A-'l ,'-f f--' T ASSEMBLIE pi . Q..,ff' The third major assembly of the year came on March I4th with the presentation of the Campus Life's singing group. Harvest . They did several numbers, all having to do with spiritual growth. One member told her life before she met Christ. A collection was taken at the end of the presentation. Cpic 65 Kim Long. Student Council president, led the pledge of allegience, at every assembly, including Christmas and Thanksgiving. Qpic 73 Whenever Kim was absent for an assembly, vice-president Jami Smith would lead the pledge. The last and most informative assembly was brought on March 20th by the Oak Ridge Energy. The speaker told about America's decreasing energy sources and showed how we could invent more sources. She picked two assistants, Dave Schwartz and Chuck Bradshaw, to help her demonstration of power through a generator fpic 35. The presentation was very informative and the speaker was very insistent on energy consumption in the future. ' ASSEMBLlESf69 XC ohm? 'WP 70f OLYMPIC DAY Q x , L. . A . This year's Olympic Day was held on Monday. May I2, l98O. After two days of rain. the four high school classes got the chance to prove which class was the most athletic. There were nine events - divided into three categroies: track E field, team events, and class pyramids. One track event was the 880 relay, demonstrated by Doug Daeger 8 Brock Adams - seniors- in Qpic IJ. Other track events came nextz one was the 3-legged racefpic 25 with Carl Mongold 2 Dave Evans, Teresa Gorman 8 Jami Smith, and Jeff Scott S Doug Daeger racing against one another. The obstacle course Cheld in the gymj was another field event. Two girls and two guys from each class competed. Two sophomores who did compete were Don Fisher Qpic 35 and Joanne Arnold Qpic 45. The remaining field events were: sack races and wheel barrow races. Team sports were softball for the guys and volleyball for the girls - with the seniors winning both events. Some senior girls show their spirit after winning - with the exception of Beth Bauer - Qpic 53. ln pic 6. Della Warnecke defends the scoreboard against Chuck Bradshaw, who had just erased the winner's score - the seniors'. Everyone enjoyed that day - some as an escape from school, others as a time to be with others, and still others thought of it as another memory to add to all the other memories from the i979-80 school year. Some enjoyed the day as competitors, while others were happy being spectatorsfpics 7 E1 85. It has to be said that the class of l98O won Olympic day their freshmen, sophomore. and junior yearsCthat's what l've heardlj UTQQQ G h t r 30 nun Hl DANCES The Jr. High royalty were chosen at the Jr. High Valentine's Dance. The 8th grade sponsored the dance, which was held in the gym and entitled Lover's Throne . The 8th grade King S Queen were Terri Pollock - queen and Greg Profit - king. Above and to the left, they've started the dance off with a slow number. Q? 4 I is ws All Jr. High students attended this year's Valentine Dance under the strict chaperonage of the Jr. High Faculty. themselves. Cathy Linton and Mark McCleery are en- joying a slow number together. During this slow dance. one might wonder if the boys and girls are enjoying The 7th grade queen and king were Queen Kris Trissel and King Shawn Dunno. They also started off the dance for the rest of the class. ,54 and ,65 Cindy Fisher and John Ringwald seem to be having a good time at this year's sweetheart dance. Above - The Jr. High enjoy a snow ball dance. Below - John Ringwald looks as if he might be teaching some of his pals a new dance. Real cute. .lohnl i The Valentine's Dance was held Feb. I4. I98O from hw till LCD. The music was furnished by Neill Germann, with the help of Chris Overholt. By the looks of these pictures the JR HI DANCEX73 dance was a success. The seventh grade class spon- sored a Christmas dance. The theme for the dance was Holly Hop. The dance was held De- cember twentieth in the gym. The music was provided by Neill Germann and Chris Overholt. They had records from disco to slow so every- body could dance to one or the other. ln picture one Jeff 5.41 QS. pq f .ggi x AQ N . s :'?f5:Q?i 1H:e::9 ' so Nc. V 3 is XR me so li Ray and Adrienne Elliott take in slow dance that looks like Mutt and Jeff. Picture two everybody enjoys the plea- sure of a slow dance such as Marc Wilson and Tammy Say- lor. Bob Lehman and Jane Wortman, Greg Sterling and Darla Welker. Picture three some girls are ready to leave and leading the pack is Penny Klinger, Dawn Baker, Lisa Wi- sener. Picture one is of Robby Thompson and Adrienne El- liott having a fight about dancing. Picture two is Dallas Welker and Brenda Baker tak- ing in a slow dance. Picture three is of Denise Antus and Darla Welker getting down to a fast number. ff ff' i SIDEET HEART DAHCE 'N Connie Lloyd and Scott Nolan were crowned FHA queen and king. Their court included Cindy Os- burn, escorted by Dave Schwartz, Rhonda Thatcher, escorted by Tim Owens, and Kathy Doner, escorted by Rick Glossett. Debbie Shank and Dave Evans crowned the king and queen. Beth Evans was crowned the I98O FFA queen. Phil Summersett was her escort. Other candidates were, Laura Jones, escorted by Randy Patterson, Amber Snyder, escorted by Keith Weldy, and Jayne Ash- baugh, escorted by Todd Morris. Beth will be representing Lincoln- view FFA at the annual banquet in April, the Ohio State Fair in August, and the Van Wert county Fair. Neill Germann provided the music for the dance that was held in the cafeteria. S- .,,,,,,,, ..f,, it DANCESX77 Dances 9 Y ll I Among the many dances this year the National Honor Society sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance. It was the first dance of the year. Juniors sponsored a dance after the Delphos Jefferson basketball game. The Upper Scioto Valley basketball game was followed by the Homecoming Dance. It was sponsored by the Student Council. The sophomore class held a T-shirt dance where everyone wore their favorite t-shirt. The freshman class held a sock hop in the gymnasium after a basketball against Bluffton. The annual Valentine's Dance was sponsored by the FHA S FFA. The senior class sponsored an April Fool's Dance where they picked a King and Queen Fool, Everyone that attended the dance voted for king and queen. The lucky winners were King Carl Mongold and Queen Joyce Medford. fsupposedly the couple were the least likely to get together, but we all know how much time Joyce and Carl spent togetherj 79 Q, zz: 5 Y 55 35 155 55 22 ki Q 35 R 'S If Ez E X 3 3 Q 23 5? X 53 33: E Q 55 3 S5 32 if 55 fi fi ik 33 55 Q5 23? ,4 25 fa E ii 'Si 13 ii if E iz 2 LK v Q 1 5 3 if Si if 2 if Ei :Y if qi 5 QE is U '23 E E if ii 2: 5 Q 3, 86 7, 90 9 , S8-89 5, 94-97 1 1-.r+,,J,.,-9 Wi xg? 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Everyone quiet and ready to study. English, the only 3 year required course at Lincolnview, once again welcomed another Freshman class into the world of nouns, adjectives, verbs, and pronouns. It also finished off another class of seniors with nine long hard ,math E J X Ji' weeks of term papers. For the third year in a row Lincolnview had a new math teacher. Miss Rozevink stepped right into the new sur- roundings and added a new outlook on things to the stu- dents. Her smile also brightened the halls daily. Lower Left: Elaine seems to be studying more than just English. X Could Jeff Doner, sr. finally have found a problem he can't figure out? snug.,-0.-.N Senior Debbie Shank finds that English is not as simple as she thought. Qc 1 1 my D Nj' 3 : fi df Rs,j-'disc-' I t , 4-gp ,ff age 2-W- sTuoENT ursfsa aroma -ec-2 .f sfo -dw The Family Living class of Home Economics staged a mock marriage. Mr. Powless served as the preacher for the event. Joyce Medford was the groom and Sherri McCoy was the bride. This event was used to show the cost of a wedding the responsibility of marriage, and the cost of married life. Home Economics I learns the fundamentals of cooking and sewing. Home Economics II has an advanced course of cook- ing and sewing. Single Living and Gourment Cooking are courses that are also offered. Vocational Agriculture I begins with nine weeks of livestock, nine weeks of building boxes, nine weeks of tools, and nine weeks of misc. shop work. Vo-Ag II begins with soil conservation. Then they make saw horses, learn how to weld, and study feeds. The IV class rebuilds a tractor. I 8 II classes went on a field trip to a bull farm. The Juniors ate at Black Angus for part of their meat course. The band and choir performed at many concerts this year. They practiced for the concerts during their daily class time. 84fHOME EC - VO-AG d4lc7?oT I o7o7ifD. dfl,c7?J5 fs-'K f . ,sk Brad Taylor, a member of Industrial Arts IV, designed and built this game table. It was constructed of solid walnut and maple. It features an inlaid chess board. Members of Industrial Arts I S II each have nine weeks of drafting, eighteen weeks of woodworking, and nine weeks of refinishing. Some of the woodworking projects were tables, plant stands, and hope chests. Members of I.A. have nine weeks of advanced drafting and twenty- seven weeks of woodworking. The l.A. IV class have thirty-six weeks of advanced woodworking. Other pro- jects besides the game table were baseball bats and woodburning pictures. k'7y--W4 . i s Mary Monroe and Mrs. Holdgreve are applying a death mask to LeAnn Miller. They began by covering the entire face with vasoline and plac- ing straws in the nose of the person, enabling the person to breathe. After the plaster has been applied, it is left to set for twenty minutes. When is mask is lifted off and brushed out it can be used as a mold. Art I studies the basic principles of art. draw- ing, painting, sculpture and design. Art Il begins with nine weeks of Advanced drawing, and con- tinues with painting, sculpture, and art history. Art IV is an independant art studies course. ART - IND. ARTSf85 SGIENCE M Jr..High Science Fair Winners: L-R: Sean Poling, Mike Friemoth, Karen Book, Kim Heidt, Mike Johnson, Janie Wortmane. and Kirk Dougal. Would the real toad, please jump outl CMr. Mathewj The above Anatomy student, Cindy Osburn, is working on a class project. Forl two weeks, the Anatomy Class dissected their own pigs and identified the different body parts. The project was fun, but sometimes it got gross! Cindyj said. l laaa s lt's just like the above Biology students, Cathy Jones and Dan Kallen, to be playing in the treesl ' H , P K is e B f V N- - -as FC,-1 5 N.-, K Carl Schneider' Bren' Neate' and Shawn Gorman above The above Biology student, Marcia Doesn't the above Biology student, Lori zlljnilxflffgxj Modem, Science to visit Mr' Kyle, is really getting into nature. Thompson, look enthused? 555:55 F Tmlfsse.. ,. Mae. R' '11 . bi., f ,.,.j Q, x ' A-.xl Diane Markley. the above Anatomy student, is shown doing what she enjoyed the most out of the year. She is locating the parts of a dissected i P8- M 4. M' ------an-n-q A Lori Wilka and Brennan Profit, the above Biology students, are using a microscope while working on a lab report. They both stated they like dissecting best out of all the variety of projects Biology offers. This has been a rewarding year. The students have been very cooperative and l have enjoyed working with them. I think the highlight of the year was when the 8th graders won the District trophy at Science Fair. Comments from Mrs. Sanderson The l979-80 school year has been both challenging and enjoyable. Science classes have been enthusiastic and eager to learn. Science Fair was very successful and the partici- pants brought honor not only to themselves but to our school as they advanced to various levels of competition, including the International Science Fair. Comments from Mr. Mathew I have enjoyed working with each class. We had a lot of CH4 in Chemistry, Head Karate in Alge- bra ll, and the hope in Physics. Physical Sci- - . ence was different every day. W L' Comments from Mr. Powless . A , L' X T Sail? Q . 2 hw bm High School Science Fair Winners receiving Superior ratings. L-R: Jeff Doner, Neill Germann, and Marianne S eer. P l Modern Science student, Shawn Gorman. is shown above doing research for his Science Fair project. Mrs. Sanderson and Mr. Mathew pictured above have a lot to be proud of. Mrs. Sanderson's 8th grade received the District trophy for Science Fair, while Mr. Mathew's Sci- ence student, Neill Gorman, traveled to the International Science Fair and received a grand award from General Motors. Gave rnmznt This year's Government class was exciting to say the least. Among it's many field trips. they went to Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan, where they saw many famous homes. They also saw many antiques and relics at Henry Ford Museum. The government class also took a trip to the state capitol in Columbus. where they learned about the capitol building. They sat in on a legislative assembly to get first hand information on how the state is run. Pic I. Brad gets a chance to find out what teaching is all about. Pic 2. Here is the senior class inside the Rotunda building in Columbus. Pic 3: The class visits 8 watches the senators vote on bills and 5 if , laws. The Government class takes the capitol by Mr. Grilliot teaches the class. storm. SSXGOVERNMENT W ,E 5 Q-:af in K Q 52 wgwwx gq Guest speaker Mr. Shade. principal, was asked to speak on juvenile delinquency by Cindy Thatcher 8 Sue Haines. m M p m 5 r n I n u ra 1 li1 5 'll n I 1 IIT l vgilln 7' -'QUIK f-num SFI!! m E n n m m T n i m 5 m I mi Sociology WHAT IS SOCIOLOGY? Well, it's a class that teaches you about life. and about people and why people act the way they do. This year the members of the class had a class project where they picked a topic and presented it to the class. The class in turn discussed the topic and asked many questions. Some topics are as fol- dating. juvenile delinquents. and drugs, Mr. Grilliot the lows: divorce, drinking, cults teacher added, and more than once he kept the class going with his valuable information. The class visited the Lima State Hospital, Van Wert County Jail Cbefore it was closedb, and the Starr Commonwealth for Boys. r n H1 f an - rnl'. P-if .'f 1' aT'f' P557- !:ny N IQQ Sue Haines looks thrilled about the Van Wert Who are H1053 l3i'bi d57 OPPSI That is Tim County jail, Owens 5 Dave Edwards. Several members of the class pictured with Starr students. SOCIOI-OGY!89 ARD DAY Lincolnview High School held its annual Awards Day on May I5. I98O. The whole student body was present. Some very special awards were given to individuals for their achievement. ln music Lori Wilka received the National School Cho- ral Award. Beth Elston was accept- ed in the l979-80 edition of Who's Who Among American High School Music students. The business awards given went to Randy Evans and Doug Daeger for accounting. Lisa Rogers was awarded one in shorthand. Linda Lucier and Dan Kallen received awards in Typing I. For the first time this year Lin- colnview had a scholastic team. Members of this team were Jeff Scott, Brenda Keltner, Jeff Doner. Tom Brincefield. Alternates were Mark Eversole and Mark Baker. Advising the team this year was Mr. Mathew. Helping him was Ms. Rozevink. The team practiced be- fore school. Awards given for the Ohio Scholastic Achievement Test were: Corinne Arnold - French, Linda and Jeff Venderley - Eng- lish 9, Marcia Kyle and Lori Evans - English IO, Cathy Scott and Brenda Keltner - English ll, Lori Miller and Tom Brincefield - Eng- Iish ll, Lisa Rogers - Chemistry: Mark Eversole and Linda Friemoth - Algebra I, Alesia Yakos and Barb Markley - Geometry, Jeff Doner and Jeff Scott - Social Studies. Mark Amerman and Mark Baker - American History, Jayne Ash- baugh and Val Thatcher -- Biol- ogy, Tom Doner and Matt Baker - Science, Missy Trisel and Sheila 901 AWARDS DAY Qi if fa ' 4 sfi ee 1 m - 1-' ,, V. .N A r I .,.., , a V 4 15-1, Foster received awards for attending an art show. Getting awards for helping in the guidance office were: Karen Hessel. Beth Elston, Kathy Yates, Cindy Osburn, Tina Hoghe. and Tammy Wood. Science Fair awards went to Marianne Speer CNavy award - firstj. Neill Germann 14th in nation, General Motors awardj, and Jeff Doner Cbiology award - firstj. Awards for office help went to: Beth Elston, Sandy Lewis, Becky Pottkotter, Julie Stokes, Matt Woodyard, Julie Pollock, Lori Putt, and Bill Richardson. Americanism awards went to: Jeff Doner and Brenda Keltner who placed first in . district. The Maumee Valley Engineering Mathematics test results: Algebra l - Maarit Nordblom. 5th, Geometry - Alesia Yakos, l0th, Adv. Math - Satomi Nishimoto - llth. Vantage awards for Distinction of Vocation went to Ilene Bowen - Distributive Education, Rosemary Eutsler - Food Management, and Lori Young - Office Services. On page 90 pic I - Librarian award recipients, pic 2 - Cathy Scott receives her certificate for Who's Who Among American French Students. Sue Haines receives an American Legion Award in pic 3, with the same award going to Jeff Doner also. Pic 4 - Lori Wilka receives the John Phillip Sousa Award, On this page, pic I - Jeff Doner receives the First Annual Zelma L. Yoh Good Citizen's Award from Mrs. G. Dale Wilson. DAR regent. Mr. David Mathew is receiving the Teacher of the Year award, pic 2. Pic 3 - David Evans received the FFA award Mr. Gerdeman , CPhil Summersettj. Pic 4 - Senior officers of the Spirit Squad accept the plaque for the most spirited class - the seniors. Pic 5 - Beth Elston and Doug Daeger are the winners of the l Dare You award. Anosfei ,. ,i,, h N,N,:, H, q.,.,N , X 'Q X X X X N is X 4 N my g, Q ., 1 -1. X X-:N - .. , N : 1, 'sw if Q sf-'K - . ST X..X .- ' -- iv it ' Q ,W . ..,X ' :gc is-. --f,, :eww M ,- ., ,A 4 e.: me X , x .. - ,,, 4. , W . w::.:m1sfff-. , ..,. ..,,..., X .. . . . ks XX .wt --., T- S -XX K A is NH .. .R Pic I, Matt Woodyard, sophomore, practicing a dive at the Starr Common- wealth pool. Pic 2, Rhonda Burnett, sophomore. also at the Starr pool where the water temperature was a cool 65 degrees. Pic 31 Dave Evans, senior, is shown perfecting one of the swimming exercises. Pic 41 Faye Linton and Karne Book, Ceighth gradej practicing volleyball. Pic 51 Jami Smith, sr.. showing her gymnist coordination as Elaine Speer, soph., watches. Pic 6, Tim Friemoth, soph., running his little heart out as part of the everyday workout of P.E. Pic 7, Rhonda is shown with Teresa Gorman, sr., as exercises were being lead before the daily trot around the gym. ..... . f . ,,. Ab.A, Z fi! 9 1 var' 'f ' U 'WK'i 1 'UW Q9 U lmlt-it ' 0 A9 9 li Cf 'Ui' 0 3 .Q,..F S.QL,.L.. ' ss-,-f Q- f . J .1105 , Q5 'L-. CD Dave Schwartz Cjuniorj attempts to demonstrate his wrestling abilities to Chris Overholt Cjuniorj. C27 Chuck Bradshaw Ciuniorj helps Senior Jami Smith overcome her fear of the water. Q35 Keith Weldy Qiuniorj attempts a daring iump as Scott Nolan Cseniorj watches on with eager anticipation. C45 Matt Woodyard CSophomoreJ gets ready to show his great strength. C53 Della Warnecke. Beth Bauer, and Angie Blankmeyer fSeniorsJ trying out the new weight machine. This year the physical education classes taught by Mrs. Williman. Mr. Arnold. and Mr. Rohrs tried something different with their classes. They have participated in such sports as badminton. tennis. soccer. archery, golf. and gymnastics. They have also taken various field trips to such places as the Starr Common- wealth where they went swimming, Lett's Rollar Rink where they went skating. and they have also went to the bowling alley where they all had an opportunity to learn to bowl. One other new activity added to the class was bike riding. This year the Athletic Boosters purchased a universal weight machine. The machine has five different stations: includingt a leg press. a bench press, a military press. a leg machine. and an arm press. The machine is used by athletes of all sports and has safety features built-in the weights so that there is less chance of iniury. The weight machine is very useful and will benefit our athletes in the years to come. . 2 E Z' Sz s E mmfwwwtf ...mmf M . . ..., Skis The winter sports were supported well by the pep assem- blies that were given during the season. There were special assemblies for each sport to give them spirit. We had seven throughout the year plus a bonfire Cpic IJ to start the year off right. Some special assemblies were given for tournaments for wrestling and boys basketball. The spirit squad had different competition for spirit with the seniors winning with five points and the juniors next with three, the sophomore and freshman tied with one. Pic 2 - The crowd at one of the assemblies. That day was designated as hat day. everyone was to wear a hat to show their spirit and back the teams. This is one of the ways that the class got points. Some people in the crowd are Debbie Young, Sharon Yakos, Tim Friemoth and Kevin Thatcher. Pic 3 - The reserve and the varsity got together to tell the student body that they wished they were Lincolnview Lancers but if not that they wanted to be other kinds of people. Pic 4 - Scott Nolan entered our Banana contest, seeing who could eat three bananas fastest but as it turned out Scott was the sole winner. He received a big banana award. Helping Scott were Corinne Arnold, Lisa Gilgenbach. Joanne Arnold and Ronna Allen by yelling at him to hurry up and eat the bananas. I-I--f v ,f xx i U 95fPEP ASSEMBLIES PEP ASS MBLIE edu! N3 Pic I - The pep band provide the music for all the assem- blies this year to get the kids rowdie. They started the as- semblies off by playing the fight song. Pic 2 - Davida Ev- ans CDave Evans - sry is the candidate up for homecoming queen in our remake of the ceremony. He is escorted by Ron Allen CRonna - jrj Pic 3 - The reserve and varsity squads show their teamwork as they build a circle mount, with Judy Elston and Lori Thompson on top, sophs. At the homecoming ceremony Raquel Glossett CRick - sry was crowned Queen by Ben Evans CBeth - srj, basketball team captain. PEP ASSEMBLIESj95 ,- 'vmm F' ul Q? +L 96fCANDlDS fm? new M4 Pic l- Soph. Lori Thompson seems to be reciting something for the B lunch group. Pic 2 - Bob Antus, Soph. models his three piece suit. Pic 3 Junior, Jody Guylas, translates French. Pic 4 - Kelly Hire, Soph,, shows off his Industrials Arts project. Pic 5 - Soph., Deb Young. enjoys eating the school cafeteria, Pic 6 - Freshman S Sophomores enjoy General Business. Pic 7 - Junior guys work on plans in Industrial Arts. Brent Hine Terry Conners, Scott McCleary, Chuck Bradshawj. Pic 8 - Fresh. Troy Kerns chows down. 'ic l - Matt Woodyard, Soph. helps out in the guidance office. 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SCHGOL William Schroeder Iwf TEACHERS 1E ': ,I., , H gi 44 Resigning this year is Mr, William Schroeder. Mr. Schroeder graduated from Concordia High School in Fort Wayne, Defiance College. and ln- diana University. He did post-graduate work at Wright State University. Miami University, and Toledo University. Bill has been married for 29 years. His wife, Rosemary, teaches secretarial skills at Lincolnview. They have two daughters and one som Marybeth - 23, Jim A- 2I, and Kathy - l8. Bill has been teaching for 30 years. His first teaching job was at Antwerp as a music teacher. He taught the same subject at Chester- field Dover, and Liberty Center. His first teaching job in the Lincolnview system was at Hoaglin Jackson in the music department. He continued in the Lincolnview system for 22 years teaching: Music, English, Journalism. Speech, Choir, Sociology, Geography, World His- tory, and American History. He has held the following positions in the system: Principal of Marsh Foundation, Assistant Principal of the high school, Public Relations Director, Assistant athletic director, and Athletic Director. He is also the advisor of Lancer Views, the high school newspaper. While living in Van Wert, Bill has been complete- ly involved with youth through Legion programs of Americanism, Buckeye Boys' State, and State Scholarship Selection. As a trustee of Boys' State, Bill holds the office of Public Relations Director, Bill has held various district and state offices in the American Legion. At this time. he is the State Scholarship an- Education Chairman. Mr. Schroeder is not disappointed about retire- ment, he is looking foward to retirement. but does desire to secure other employment that will provide him with other challenges in the future. Mr. Bassett -- ggelangiyljy ,feat his '?station . tt TEACHERSXIOI BEHI D THB SGENL PEOPLE Pictured at the top Alice Neer, secretary to the principal is putting the correct postage on the mail by weighing it. Alice has many duties such as, answering the phone, signing in students, taking lunch money. attendance, and is Mr. Shade's personal secretary. Bonnie and Charles Crawford are pictured to the left, sitting which they hardly ever do. Bonnie E Charlie are the ianitors in charge of the high school. Any any time during the day, which usually starts at 4:30 am and ends at 4:00 pm, you might find them cleaning windows or sweeping the floor. Bonnie can always be found helping the cooks at noon. Pictured below are our substitute secretaries. Ruth Girod, who takes over when Alice is sick or needs the extra help is pictured to the left. Shirley Wortman pictured to the right, is titled the Guidance secretary. She is in charge of recording grades, interims. transcripts, etc. At each noon you will find Shirley in the principal's office answering phone calls 8 student's questions. IOIXADMINISTRATION Pictured to far left Mike Owens - treasurer of School Board: Standing - Joe Hoghe, Larry Bowsher, Charles Hammons. Sitting - the Board of Education Ca new S welcomed full- Roger Eversole - pres., Dean Osburn - vice pr. time additionj, Mr. Shade - principal, Mr. Kir- kendall - superintendent. X i 1 5 3 5 Becky Lautzenheiser - clerk custodian of the activities account. , A - . 1 K,-W is f1,..K-:fs:ss2+ss2.xes52z:fisss1X . -- I A - ..t, f K i . . 2 K .. ,MQ s ADMINISTRATIQ , o SECRETARIE, .R Janet Myers. secretary to the superintendent, whose duties are an- swering the phone, typing reports. scheduling appointments, etc. com .IA ITO RS, ,,., Y. , I K 3 s sssis ..., , 'i'r . - ig 'i1-, ' iii 1 fi at, N S' eae - S f tiil S 'stii if rrlii ,,t. . t 'ii'::l' Q... K ,,. Nl Pictured above and from left to right, Mrs. Noreen Motycka Mrs. Geneva Lambert, Mrs. Bertha Etgen. I ADMINISTRATIONXIO3 I9S0 LANCER FACULTY WIZARDS, sokcfkoks, AND it lg will E Bruce Army wi Mickey Army xx.hbhy Industrial A,-ts t ' Home Economics of c Tom Bassett ' i he 'fr ym'1 Jf- High Social y y y QX dBaL'-el. Studies 8 Asst. - ,Z. Q'AA ' Mu a Athletic Director om or Ai-i Q VX A 9' .- B58-5 v Joy Dany Earl Gerdeman Jr. High 2. High C Vocational School English is A8 'CUItU 9 5 A8- it Machinery ,ee A ,Aga Y Q A L4 Q , 'ij Kay Holdgreve --.. 'P' Don Help g Q -A K K .- Art W, , Jr. High Math 8 it ' ' Business Math I S I 'J 'Jain' xx '- .K David Mathew A ii l . g if Anatomy, 3 U? Diana'Owens D m y T Biology, Modern ' V I-'branan E J-f Jst.t Science X iii H, J f A Q A E lO4fFACULTY . JESTERS Qgg i Al Arnold Jr. High English 8 2 cal Education N 3333, gf? Madeline Chrystowski College Track English S French X Nr Wi' if Q is X ir .S hs ' X iq, lflsi x is NH 'J' 533255: JN , wifi in X H t 'gmt i i J Paul Grilliot Driver's Ed.. Sociology, American History 8 Government Rebecca Lichtenberger Choir S Jr. High Music David Powlessq Physical Science Chemistry Algebra ll. Physics X .tt . . . N t X 2 'W Mr. Army is shown working with Jr. High student Dallas Welker. Linda Rozevink Gen. Math, Algebra I, Geometry, Advanced Math Rosemary Schroeder Gen. Business, Office Practice, Shorthand, Accounting S Record Keeping Doug Upton Band S Music Theory Pat Rhoades Remedial Studies Bev Sanderson Jr. High Science Vaughn Schellhause Guidance Counselor Nancy Wallace English ll CGeneral E, College Trackj 4, , E' -gl A' ' Y fl Mr. Schroeder, Athletic Director, is shown talking with the student body about proper student conduct. ,. Frank Rohrs , Phys. Education .,.. . Typing 8 A X gg t.ri Economics :S A g w t 1 ttt 1 3 P f. V t K . William 5 Schroeder - 1' World History. 1 English III, Media . NX i i E English, Athletic 9 Director ' , N Karen Springer 'E7' Home Economics x 'Q A Y I JL' N XAJA A S . I W c S? y w 'N Sara Williman Q -Q Health, First Aid, g ' ' Phys. Education xc fll j ll Q 'i FACULTY fios IOS III II2-II9 I2O-l23 l24-l27 s - , ff, .- ., kwa .,.., -. , IO8f7th GRADERS E s X X X ' . ,. ' ' , fi. L l Q 2 . i . l , ERE ' Q 5 N . e 3 N W gsm ls!-'J ll A as 5 521 - f . 5 . il The class of I985 were the ones to take the big step J into the high school Q j , building this year. 3 S There are seventy '.:wi:i fff'r zffvi .,,z,f,:f 7 1:,.1 1 ff ,K Students in this ' grade i Class. 'f i Seventh Graders in Action! Pic If Mr. Bassett fthe Jr. High Social Studies teacherj entertains his class again. Pic 2: Three girls take pleasure in posing for the camera during their 45 min. noon. Pic 3: Three girls demonstrating their strict accordance to high school rules. Pic 4: Intramural football was an intense workout for these boys in the early fall. Pic 6: The Junior High were taken roller skating to Lett's Skate Roller Rink as part of a new addition to their Phys. Ed. Classes. Above is Cathy Burden, Judy Rider, Kelly Dickman, Janice Hammons, Trena Anderson, Lori Evans, and Tracy Kimmey, taking a break between song, Csecretly they are watching the boyslj Pic 5: Lisa Wisener, to the left, rummages through her Home Ec, tray in hopes of finding a finished project. 2 if n if ,. V' 2? 'dr , EU ' ,1 f Ee V ' , . V, 21' VV ,X V QV? ,Q X H.. ry? yi, 'N A T gm. A x i 1 - .A , X X 'f I V, VVV, wcr 5V ' A V . Vi s., .. Lk , .. L A - Swl ,.n7n'm. J C gi fl ' 51 1 5 B1 ' J L V' V L V et Q' -'V V me iff' if 1 il 'f li .J l pi J . T lil, M ill ' X , ,,,, , ' ' ' , , V V Y WV V V ' V 2 ' W, VVVVQ V. V , LV,. g, V -. A , 7 Y QM . I if lx of' M I A 9 . 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VVVV xr X VV N 1 , V Moa V l I J C fma Q si f' 4? l 555 l l LLL l l I Il C- K Eric Agler Trena Anderson Denise Antus Troy Baldwin Tom Beair Brook Baer Brenda Baker Todd Brinkman Kathy Burden Rick Cashel Kelly Dickman Greg Doner Cindy Dovlch Ronnie Duncan Lauri Dunlap Shawn Dunno Adriene Elliot Lori Evans Sonya Evans Eric Felger Cindy Fisher Brett Fraker Dewey Hammons Janice Hammons Jeanette Hammons Darren Ireland Beth Jones Mike Kimmey Tracy Kimmey Kim Kraner Mike Lehman Michele Leiter Michelle Lindsey Laura Mesker Randy Miller Cindy Mohr Rodney Mosier Tim Murphey Terri Noggle Jelf Nolan Nancy Nolan Dan Pavel Brenda Phillips James Phillips John Phillips Heidi Putt Carolyn Renner Frank Reynolds Jeff Rice Judy Rider John Ringwald John Rist Richard Rupert Tammy Saylor Brad Schwartz Doug Seibert Rick Snyder Julie Sperry Vicky Temple Kerri Thompson Missy Thompson Robbie Thompson Amy Tribolet Krista Trissel Darla Welker Vicki Wilson Lisa Wisener Sharon Vakos Debbie Yates Steve Zirkle Not Pictured, Tim Seibert Mary Armstrong 7th GRADERSXIOQ Yvonne Adam Susan Allen Sandy Ashbaugh Dawn Baker Sam Blankemeyer Karen Book Rod Boroff Connie Conner Rod Cooper Donna Cronenwett Kirk Dougal Ray Etgen Lisa Evans Lori Foster Mike Friemoth Jeff Glossett Brian Hammons Kelly Hammons Kim Heidt Tonya Hoghe Todd Hunt Mike Johnson .lon Jones Dennis Kaiser Darin Kallen Annette Kirkendall Penny Klinger Jerry Kohnen Laurie Krouskop Bob Lehman Cathy Linton Faye Linton Mark McCleery Shawn Murphy Il0f8th GRADERS .,, is 1 . . 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S 1 ., Ma , , , -1' .,,, ,., , J ,J ,.,u,,.J ff , W iv., -.. af,-W' f , ,,., 2 p W.xJ'wx 3,1 5. 7, K x J: . 5. l , 'fi , .pm Q Ki ,,, . ,, Curtis Overholt Sean Poling Terri Pollock Greg Profit Jeff Ray Mike Richardson Tim Roberts Greg Schaffner David Schulte I ag, ' k,,, , if ez? 4 Deb Schulte Melissa Sinning Chuck Sperry David Stemen Greg Sterling Janine Stokes Dale Thatcher Nikki Thatcher Dallas Welker Marc Wilson Jane Wortman Lisa Zuercher pic I- Rod, David, Mark, Jon, and Kirk sit out a song. pic 2 - Marc attempts to complete a pass over a determined Brad. pic 3 - Nikki and other Jr. High students crowd the lunch line. pic 4 - Even with the help of Curtis, David can't hide. 8th GRADERSXIII .5 ,. , V ' .. . V 'J A .. J ' VVVV ,V if rsfs ttls T . si. A T T i.tt Jfit Q ' 1 4, ti,,. - R..tt We K y ! , f ' J T as .fa Q .s T 75 ii i . p 'i ii' 1. , ' I L ' H tti J' ii . 24 f ' ,i ,lk , in , ' .. . ' 1 - , -' . s' . ' -irhii ff' , 1 i f W A ' ' ' , 'V' 1 y 1 A ff ,. ik I 'W 5: z 1 .y.iof ' 1,.. , Jw f Wag, 22' , ,. , ' ' ,, J' Q ' After returning from the Star Commonwealth pool, , Y. Linda Friemoth, above, said she enjoyed the two- i A my ' W M W N!.',i',y week Phys. Ed class. Even though I knew how to 2. '-': ff s . . .. . 1 swim, she said, ' It was still fun! J . ' H ,,,'.,, V g . 'wrr ' ,,,, . A . V ' if ertal f wrttet nol ' llll ' R. Antus J. Ashbaugh Brincefield R. Canales A. Evans S. Fraker S. Gorman Brinkman D. Cramer M. Eversole L. Friemoth -l . M. Baker J. Boehringer L. Burden L. Duncan M. Flickinger E. Gill T. Hoghe A. Kroeger R. A S iiii K. f f U J S L... S' fs. Hammons B. Brown T. Doner M. Fisher N. Geckle M. Harp T. Kerns lI2fFRESHMAN During Art Class, the above Freshman, Sheila Foster is cutting her Iinoleum block print. The Art project took two weeks to complete D Boyd Burnett Dunn Foster . Girod R. John D. Lane Freshmen Class Officers. L-R. Jill Mark Eversole. President, Angie dent, Marianne Speer, Treasurer. Scott, Secretary Long. Vice-Presi- The freshman above are enjoying their English Class with teacher. Miss Dally. The class was participating in a game relating to what they were studying. S .T,. Bradl was the expression given by above fresh- men, Angie Stemen, after being scared by our senior photographer, Brad Taylor. during noon. .5 ff 1. K J it ,,. is The freshmen students above have mixed emotions aoout the cafeteria's food. lt's sort-of different, replied Mark Eversole, while Carl Schneider said it just plain stinksl Randy Ashbaugh said that the food wasn't even fit for laboratory rats. Well, the cafete- ria has seen better days. Q... Nfj. ,f . 5 J Q Q J UQ V '- ,,,, ,V . N , ff WY , ' g 3 35 as 4 fi J' s '1 , f' - .1 I' 2' 'I' . J f 9 I Wikis-n 44 ,r 'g j x , it W VF i Yi X N ' A 4? .L 'iv 'I ytyl I3 r, 4 'X '21 X 1 I B. Lewis L. Mesker W. Richardson C. Schneider M. Speer M. Trisel K. Yates .5 rfe'.. N' 5 , 0 . f Q - . my ' S A .. ,, 'iii 1 . A . X ,fr wi V J Y . D f if V eta.. I I - va ' T ' ' A I . A. yi .NX 1 If u 2 , K ' H: WY ' ,Q V x . J liz N J rs yg JJ y L. Lucier K. McMoy I ,x 3. I P. Nolan J. Reed x A H 'eg iff T. Rogers R. Rummel W y N N. Silette B. Smith V 1 H. K. Trammell A w Thompson T. Wood N. Williams S. Lewis A. Long D. Missler B. Neate J. Rider P. Rogers J. Scott M. Seibert A. Stemen C. Stemen J. P. West Venderley R. Miller B. York Not pictured. R. Nichols FRESHMANXIIS . +I: V sf fi W :-TF 5 us- , ..,, x . , -'sf . xi 1 .L .ag gif? . r J L r ,jaws r fy I s W is .. 3 is 3 X N as Q -s M li' 5 'B 'F ,S L L fs fag, it x lr 5 Tj 5 1 Q -Q N l B9 X ff g 11 ' Q l -Q Y. il' Q ei: Q L . 1 sq 1 X 6 ox 'R nf Carmel Allen il All L. Dan Brown , .: Q 2 X ' X ,il,l: Ms y J- Y' so e L. Q , Officers Bob Antus Rhonda Burnett Tim Feasby .. , X 1 x Joanne Arnold Kris Davis Don Fisher Jason Hoffman . N X ,Q N Tracy Baer Lori Dixon Sheryl Foster Kelley Ireland Il4fSOPHOMORES fl .. , K A N . x . ,. i .T .4 , . , if X 7 J a-Li ' . -. J .. N 41 s KVLK fi 'kf' Q i KM? Q is M-L' ' 3 A , is K ' 'Sf' L ' .Ei mrs V Qs : 7 K' 1 . -,iq . X xg as my L QS f r s. it L , We C X T H r llar X f L y 4- , L . if . L X K 1' .15 .5 H 1 as l I X z. 1 3' ., , if ,L 5, A ' l M - -vs i' W, 43 - .2 -Aj i l t li -me 'Z .vs T mv X .svwipyifl ' J' 5 -11 s is 'fn-.wa l K E , . ' Qs A .Q - ,. ,. Is- W. 5 A s , JL wi K A K . A F wr 9 82 . 5 . -Q .,,,, .- ., . .. 1 L 1...- J Pat Brincefield Lori Evans Kris Hire Bruce Lewis Penny Kohnen Chris Bradshaw Bob Evans Kelly Hire Lynda Lape Keith Kirkendall Les Bowen Dan Etzler Fred Gillespie Cathy Jones Sheryl Kimmey To Him Elaine Blankemeyer Judy Elston Lisa Gilgenbach Keri Johnson Dan Kallen Lloyd Bair Dan Edwards Tim Friemoth Rich Jellison Carol Kaiser led in his mother's yd calm. inf to some Ov! i n he i This best yari L a thel de the l est ill f to leave this world he was on 53 B world much better thaniours. Aiworldlof peace and kindness. He shall live for the rests of his life yoo eternity. With the most holy one and be safe and B watched over. People shall remember his as he was, not as he is. 3 C ,.,i.:1., rlq hra ed Gary X11 ..,,. a if so gk' Zi ,K .r MQ- i m A Z I ,. In Q f 4 ii ' - 8 ' W . . I VVAA V i Wtf1ff,,. l1w' , it Q fi 1 , in ' ,wt W 1 1 1 - , 5 I in - 1 x ii' in - .Y Scott Myers R ,. i y A 5 S to v ii' y - ,4. 0 V .K Q: if Q W ,Q fa? 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Hammons 1 i-5-es AH on Q, IO 'Lil A ' 0 626-79 ' 'H Sf.:-2e::3Gv Wfefimifwlfffz .--L92 . SOPHOMORESXIIS lUNl0RS Ronna Allen Mark Amerman Corrine Arnold Jayne Ashbaugh Rick Ashbaugh Chris Baker Rick Boroff Chuck Bradshaw Chris Brown Tony Cooper Terry Conner Joe Dodge Kathy Doner Troy Drake Dave DuVaIl Jo Evans Jim Felger Julie Fisher Bev Font Kevin Fraker Neill Germann Jeff Grandstaff Jody Guylas Brent Hammons Karen Hessel Brent Hines ., Q . E R y ss it ,Q new GX' , . 'Vi 1 , W .Q 'B Hi ' , V' - cr r To qt AX. s . -Q i5.:v'f.' '-Q ' -r W xt. if J ' 4 R A f f' X551 -. 4- l N ' I K .. . - J - 4 ' lx ctscs V i ,s ' -tcy fits ' J g JAX st il f' oiss Q c 1 ' ,ga . R r J..k ,K A K, ig .. siiiaf 3 'J 513 ' i ' ' J . C J B ccss 1 c--.cc 21 XX Q t K L 'Z gg 2 .7-gets 3 0 . r. -ft N . W, -f ,na - t gs, ts- ., 'X ' an i' . fi s Q, ,,,MtQ 'S' ., C if as 4 Missa 2- -to 1 NS C of - ff vm y cts, 1 Q 2 Lit.. ,rf M 2 is xv -B . tx M ,, S: N sais Y x' Q W f' FX: 2 R Tina Hoghe Brenda Keltner Tammy Kitchenmaster q v ., Kent Klinger Q C J X J Tina Kohnen QQ sl Mark Amerman is caught daydreaming at one of the assemblies. Terry Conner as he demonstrates wind energy at the assembly provided by Oakridge. Basketball star Randy Evans, sr signs his autograph for jr 8 l kia J Jlyy Q W vi nl lf- 'GB W, we J 4-ij 7 J Q f 1 If Is this the way you wear lt? Jody Guylas asks how to wear her Band ya Q53 J Keith Kundert Joy Lape Bryan Lewis Rachel Lewis Doug Long Gerri Long Greg Macklin Scott McCIeery Jeff Medford Todd Morris Alfred Osting Chris Overholt Randy Patterson Vicki Perry Mark Richardson Karen Rider Gary Ringwald Dan Robey David Schwartz Cathy Scott Amber Snyder Jackie Stant Rick Stemen Phil Summersett Ronda Temple Debbie Trammel Cathy Unterbrink Keith Weldy Karen Welker Jim West Cindy Putt Not shown Mark Baker Chris Lane These lunches are yummy! Neill Germann as he leaves the lunch room JUNIORSXII7 II8 JUNIORS 5 - I , g 5 , . , 'C'?'Q1.AwgT.++ fc. . K. - y I. I' .. , A xv -' 3' .x-JL 4 . , -- A . .HM 1 . fl- '71 5 '-'f' fi 1:-. 5-ikiwg 'gxg,.'1 .??'lk.f5g+ ...aw ,..z Az- ,D , 6.5 'fglfl sk 'K My, 1 1 P.. f U -5? f 3 K '.lQ'1 3' ,,., fl W4. gi-M-16 V K ' uf. 'N --'WAN'--'A 4 - H , .. .K . gm Af.-mr, -'gwmv xp?-Q 'K if w, . . ,, A 4,-rvf ' 52 1- W 5. V, Q, A ,fm ,J - .,,.Lq,,S M, .gs ,fl . R, Qu-W, , -. 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Brent Hammons and Gerri Long saying their goodbyes at their daily rendez- vous. Pic 5: Terry Conner. Scott McCleery, and Chuck Bradshaw try their hands at architecture in Industrial Arts class. Pic 6: Rick Ashbaugh Cof LHSJ trys to avoid the camera at a JVS ping-pong match. Pic 71 Tammy Kitchenmaster doesn't seem to be interested in her salad. does she? Pic 8: Karen Welker and Chris Baker are shown kidding around with a preschool student. Pic 9: Randy Pat- terson and Jody Guylas show the correct procedure for entering LincoInview's Prom. Pic ICI Chris Over- holt and Dave Schwartz wrestle in gym class. JUNIORSXIIQ Vantage Joint Vocational School rship Pictured to the left: Mrs. Dorothy Arnold: Secretary of Student Service. There are 53 students from Lincolnview this year at the Vantage Joint Vocational School, a consolidation of nine area schools. The following is a list of our students who attend Vantage and the various courses of study they are taking. SENIORS, Dave Cramer, Agricultural Business, Mike Ludwig, Building and Industrial Maintenance. Doug Kimmey, Carpentry, Julie Edwards, Child Development, Doug Kimmey, Carpentry. Julie Edwards, Child Development, Cindy Ashbaugh and Mel Thatcher, Collective Office Experience, Ilene Bowen, Diane Brown, Dawn Burnett, Lynn Denny, Dave Fisher, Sherri Fritz, Pam Trammell, and Teresa Schulte, Distribu- tive Education, Rosemary Eutsler, Food Management, Stuart Leathers, Industrial Electricity, Brock Adams, Jeff Bissonette, Terry Profit, Greg Robey, Pete Silette, Machine Trades, Lori Young, Jamie Ropp, Office Services. JUNIORS: Troy Drake, James Felger, Keith Kundert, Gary Ringwald, Auto Body, Rick Boroff, Tony Cooper, Brent Hammons, Auto Mechanics, Joe Dodge, Building and Industrial Maintenance, Cindy Putt, Sherry Dunn, and Tracie Stemen, Child Devel- opment, Rhonda Temple, Gerri Long, Cosmetology, JoEllen Evans, Tammy Kitchen- master, and Deb Trammell, Dental Health Occupations, Jeff Grandstaff, Engine Auto, Bryan Lewis, Industrial Electricity, Rick Ashbaugh, Greg Macklin, Jeff Med- ford, Rick Stemen, Machine Trades, Vicki Perry, Bev Font, and Rachel Lewis, Office Services, Kevin Fraker, Welding, Dan Brown, Jack Monroe, Dan Robey, and Ron Miller, Occupational Work Experience. Pictured on the opposite page are our students making the best of their advantage h at Vantage: CID Lynn Denny, Pam Trammell C21 Ilene Bowen C35 Bev Font C45 Dave Cramer C53 Pete Silette C63 John Spurlin C75 Dawn Burnett CSD Mike Ludwig C95 Sherry Dunn CIOJ Lori Young Cllj Terry Profit. Row I: Troy Drake, Keith Kundert, Cindy Putt. Gary Ringwald, Jeff Grandstaff, Rick Stemen, .lack Monroe, Row 2: Deb Trammell, Bev Font, JoEllen Evans, Gerri Long, Brent Hammons, Tony Cooper, Dan Brown, Kevin Fraker, Jeff Medford, Dan Robey, Jim Felger, Row 3, Vicki Perry, Rachel Lewis, Tammy Kitchenmaster, Tracie Stemen, Rhonda Temple, Rick Ashbaugh, Joe Dodge, Bryan Lewis, Greg Macklin, Rick Boroff. Row 4, Melanie Thatcher, Ilene Bowen, Cindy Ashbaugh, Lori Young, Terry Profit, Jamie Ropp, Greg Robey, Pete Silette, Doug Kimmey, Mike Ludwig, Jeff Bissonette, Lynn Denny, John Spurlin, Julie Edwards, Brock Adams, Diane Bown, Sherri Fritz, Dawn Burnett, Pam Trammell, Ron Miller, Sherry Dunn, Stuart Leathers, Dave Cramer, Teresa Schulte. 'T ,xe u m ff I f ..... f 4 ...QL 3-, I E WMM R lu VANTAGEXIII VANTAGE JOINT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL SIS . FRANKLIN, VAN WERT, OHIO .- 1. Pic I: Bryan Lewis hands out equipment. Pic 2: Gary Ringwald working in shop. Q 'ivnnu --Si-ss ...lb 'fs Pic 4: Greg Macklin working with a drill press. Pic 5: Rick Stemen learning machine trades. mfvANTAGE Il 'I 'iffzgg 'il pnnqJg 4- ' j . ct ic 3: Jeff Medford busy at work. ,I .. -44 K ' II v 25, , I' - if ff -' N I f if S N K i cj, 'Nh Y! ,w.,,JA , x ,xxx xl ,xl pg? WN N0 bv' Pic 6. Rick Ashbaugh operating a machine. Pic 7: Jeff Grandstaff repairing a Iawnmower engine. Everyone who attends Vantage funds some type of engoyment In their work. CD Melanie Thatcher funds sheer enyoyment In her typing QD Rosemary Eutsler enjoys slttlng by herself C31 Jamle Ropp funds enjoyment In reading C45 Teresa Schulte engoys chewing the erasers off the end of her pencils C55 Vlck Perry enpoys wrmng letters during class C63 Lorl Young enloys the pleasures of her - P fe-5, Q sf xr 4 L 'Q ,J 'T3 L ul? 'ww K .,..,l k.:L 0 Prom was held on May 3rd of l98O. But the week before the special night the Juniors had worked hardily to put on a great Prom for the l98O Seniors. Opening Night was from 8:00- l2:OO pm on May 3rd. Cathy Unterbrink is the model of painter pants with a new flare of Prom paint. While Tina Kohnen is checking the roof on Prom decorations. CPic I5 Prom makes the memories of a Junior year. not to be forgottenl Right Y Mr. Mathew, Mrs. Holgrave. CPic 25 One brave Junior, Tina Kohnen. climbed to the top to close in the roof. CPic 35 Jayne Ashbaugh is hard at work finishing a sign for the Snack Bar. CPic 45 Jeff Grandstaff was the middleman while building the Prom roof. QPic 55 Chuck Bradshaw is the overseer of Brent Hammons and Gerri Long working real hardl? CPic 65 Don't worry Kathy QDoner5 we promise you can get down before the night of Prom. At 8 o'clock couples began to come to spend Opening Night at Prom. Melanie Thatcher and Greg Grissler, also Karen Welker and Bruce Tribolet. were only two couples of the many who enjoyed Prom. 4Pic 75 The Junior girls are seemingly the only ones who enjoy fast dancing to the music of Main Street . CPic 85 Senior Tim Owens buys his date Tammy Kitchemaster a Favor to remember Prom l98O. QPic 95 Senior girls wonder if that special guy is going to ask them to dance. CPic IO5 Della CWarnecke5, senior, must not like her picture taken. fPic II5 Some Upperclassmen CNeiIl Germann, Chris Overholt, Marcia Kyle5 passed the boring moments by having a stare down. QPic l25 Kelly flreland5 sophomore server. let Lori CWilka5, senior, eat her finger since the refreshments are that good, CPic I45 5 i 1 gtg X Q. .. M. W ....,g. gg Y-: . or Q . Q l g ', .5 . ,... C O fa .4-.,..l. ' mfg X 4 Aw Ea 'V' s.. Q-W-......,,. V , 5 , , M 4-1 , , if . ..5 l24fPROM 5 A ' J Q- w as s XX N 3 as Q ai . OPE NINIS Qpening c9Z'igh'f .' Prom theme was Opening Night. Here are some of the couples enioying Prom like it was meant to be. Prom from the Band's eyeview CPic I5 Beth Bauer Qsr5 isn't camera shy CPic 25 Beth Elston Csr5 Can you do this?l fPic 35 Was it that funny. Greg? CRobey - sr5 CPic 45 Dave Cramer Csr5, Don't worry, just enjoyl CPic 55 Cathy Unterbrink Cjr5 gets rowdie at Prom fPic 65 lf LOOKS could kill - guess who would be Dead7l CPic 75 Melanie Thatcher helps her friend Kim Long after her flower attacked her bracelet. CPic 85 Maarit Nordblom Csr5 dreaming of her first Prom night in the United States. QPic 95 With excitement and misty-colored eyes, couples danced the evening away. Looks like love to mel CPic IO5 GEE. Doesn't she look greatl CPic lI5 The faculty looks on to the dance floor with smiles. They too, seem to be enioying Prom. CPic D5 Are you sure it is my turn to get the drinks? Ohl my . . . The candle just blew upl CPic l35 Brennan Profit Cjr5 and Karen Hessel Cir5 sure like to fast dance. CPic I45 xi 5 rasr all I 5 1 .4 , f X 'J -fs. . V if as I ? a. , . HMIRGDHMII IILQIHSGD mm-HRK W sui Nffflrf' t was A I .lk 'Gu 41 - ,, fi-vw 3' 4 fEW3'! I4 f+ 4'5cf44f?i W5 'U' fi ...-f,.12i!fgf2E.n i' gig I x 'ii?Nl f'W 'iw ffii 'J - VE.. J X, 'Fx fi ,s .sm Mya 3 5 2 Q 2 5 2 Q Q Q 2 Q 3 E E Q 3 5 ' 5 E 5 r Q i 3 Q 3 E Q Q Q 5 Q 3 E Q 3 E E Q E 2 Q 5 Q 5 Q 3 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q F Q Q 2 Q ' Q Q 5 2 Q , Q Q Q 2 Q Q Z S I Q 5 Q E Q F 5 2 2 5 Q X Z , Q S Q 2 Q z Q 5 5 Q I 2 5 Q Q Q Q Q s Q Q Q 3 Q i Q Q 3 5 Q Q Q Q Q Q Q F 2 Q 2 5 Q MEMORIES FROM THE SENIOR'S YEAR. MEMORIES . . . if Senior class advisors. taking during a faculty meeting in the library. left to right, Miss Springer, Head - Al Arnold, Kay Holdgreve. Absent - Mr. Powless. I Class Officers, Knight Jeff Scott CVice Presidentj, King Dave Edwards CPresidentJ. Queen Cindy Osburn CSecretaryJ, Henchman Carl Mongold l30 Ureasurerj. li. BROCK ADAMS Basketball I, Band I, FFA Student Council 4, Class BETH BAUER Track I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3. 4, Society 3, 4 - Pres., Church Youth Group I, 2, I, 2, French Club I, 2 -- Pres., Volleyball I, 2, Club 4, Pep Band I, 3, 4, Girls' Basketball 4, Scholar- ship Team I, 2. 3, 4. JEFF BISSONETTE Basketball I, VICA 3, 4. ANGIE BLANKEMEYER Basketball 2 - Capt., 3 - Capt., 4 - Capt, Volleyball 2, 3 - Capt, 4, Track 3, 4, Church Youth Group I, Office Help 3, Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4-H I, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Basketball Stat 3, 4. ILENE BOWEN Basketball Stat I, Track 2, Volleyball 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Band I, 2, GAA cabinet member I, Campus life I, FHA I, Vantage DECA 4 - vice pres, DECA General Merchandise series -- lst place 4. MARY BRINCEFIELD Choir 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3. 4 Library Asst 2, 3, 4, Salutatoian, Fl-IA I, 2, 3 - recr Idr.. 4. THOMAS L. BRINCEFIELD Track l. 2, 3, Cross-Country 2, 3, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Choir I Science Club I, Church Youth Group I, 2, Campus Life 2, 3. 4 Musical 2, Spirit Club 4. sswuonsfnsu xx f' I I7 Vantage f HERO 3. 4 BETH ELSTON Basketball l, 2 Majorette 3. 4, Class President Youth RCSEMARY Band I, 25 BETH ball 2, 3, 4. DAVID EVANS Basketball l. 2 3 3, 4 - CBPX1 RANDY EVANS Basketball L Lancer DAVID FJSHER W . restlmg lg FFA l, 2, DECA 4 FRITZ FHA l. 2. 3: 4-H ls GAA L 2, 3. 4, Church Boys' Basketball Stax 3, 3 4- tr . arbook eas 4 Ye Honor 41 Scholarship 3, 44 GAA 33 2. 3. Baseball I. 2, 3. 4, 4, FFA I, 2. 3. -- Sent. 4 semonsfnss I I. ai ROBEY PETE SILETTE Y his li VICA 3, 4. Wrestling 2: VlCA 3, 4 Track Stat 24 Basketball 44 Yearbook 33 Lancer Vie 3. Club 4. earbook 4: 4, Church Youth rack 31 press Basketball 2, 3. 43 Major- 3, National la DECA 4 2: 1. State Spirit Club 4: 4: FHA l, 2 78-79. Miss Farm Wrestling l, 2. 3, 4: VICA 3, 4. district in Am. High 78-79. ssmonsfm I REFLECTICJNS of the , ...W 'W' ,M an X Q. .1 2 M Vg L J f . l a Beth Evans and Kim Long sit in study hall. Beth takes a long time to read what someone wrote in her memory book. She will look back at her senior year and remember all the good times. The senior sociology class took a trip to the Van Wert jail. Sue Haines, Cindy Thatcher and Laura Jones listen as the iail is explained to them. Mr. Grilliot stands and listens in. I4OfSENlORS is. 'G Wm. ' Mike Zuercher walks down the lonely halls on Lincolnview fo the last time. As he goes to his classes for the last time. '7 f'l f tx . .N it .., L 55. H, s. .t.. g . Jeff Doner conducts one of the last senior class meetings helc in the cafeteria. Jeff was vice-president of the class this year 3 Z ENIORS YEAR 3 tt ter receiving their graduating announcements some of the seniors stood in the hall and Connie Lloyd hides in the music room office door from the pho- changed name cards. Exchanging cards are Mel Thatcher, Kim Long. Jeff Scott. Rick tographer taking her picture. Connie is very shy when itcomes to ossett. and Dave Evans. having her picture taken. ,S il -.nur L E A 1 Qs Above: Mary Brincefield sits in the cafeteria and drinks her milk while being a studious - salutatorian. Below: Della Warnecke is working on her annual staff pages during her study hall. S s '- . is it we f tru, X AY1'.:Y senior English class went to the Bowling Green Library for a trip. Randy Evans took a ride in an elevator and was sur- ' - at the result. A -9- 1 su? 'r T A . Z by . W s -.- r M t i ' -at 6 JUNlORSfl4I Uhr 0112155 uf xan fininhvz after 12 gram! , 5051. I 2 - ' I' I Ik kk fl. 1 f' I 5 I f ' Prelude I I I I I -4...'.,----- iw WFS- Edwin Emff-' 0fgmlm'2YizFErf5iil42ii1f1 i2'3''LYS'i,i13i?zi?2i?i 'Processional Pump and Circumstancen .,.. iLincntnview High School imap 'Invocation .... , .....,.... , .,.... Henrietta Milner, iMiddle Point Trinity Lutheran Churchj I ' I Vocal Music . ...,.. Lincolnview High Scltrqggtloncert Choir I Longer' ' .,.............,....... ,glgggwt ff'Wi?ogelberg V Down the Road ...... 1Senior ELL, . .. 'Qleeth Sbripture: Al Timothy 4:l-I5 .,,,.,.,. Cardytkniule , ' Qvlontlcello-Elgin United Brethern in Ch'ristEfhurchefs5M if Sermon: Gods, Goals andffGuides Rev. Alan Bardne tMidrlle Point Mcthodistfircuitt , l.incolnvievfHighH Concert Band ' ,' '- Theme Castles ...,,...., Nowak 1gf'1V'srudent Speakers: , ' ' Wu i Im zfzif, f,.i' Honor Address ,... Mary Brinj ield - Jeffery Scott, Class President ,f... ......... E David Edwards Awards .,...,. I, ., '. .j ,,ggyieriiii me z,,ali0f1-i f lass ----.., . .4 'I -,,!2 , M , ,,.Wa,,,v.r ,--,,! D, Ever I ,aside A . ' - --'--' H I 'Alma me ,L A' iilhobt Concert Baridl' ,L ' ,.:fW,n A 4 50511 E- Svhfsimff ,l.,... Plfyhat , f. '- The Baccalaureate and Commencement service was held in the Lincolnview High School Auditorium on May I8, I98O at LCD p.m. for the class of I98O. This was 20th Annual graduation of Lincolnview High School. Many emotions were felt as this closed a GREAT SENIOR year but was the beginning of a BRAND-NEW life. The class motto - EVERY MAN'S LIFE LIES WITHIN THE PRESENT. FOR THE PAST IS SPENT AND DONE WITH, AND THE FUTURE IS UNCERTAINK' The class flower - PINK CARNATION. The class colors - BURGUNDY AND PINK. They were chosen by the class of I98O as Juniors for the '79 Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. Arnold. the senior advisor. checks to see if everything is set for Graduation to start. Amber Snyder. a member of Honor Society. passed out programs.Cpic I5 Many Moods are shown by the guys of the graduating class as they put their robes on.Cpic 25 .leff,fScott5 Don't be so serious you'II do fine on your speech.Cpic 35 Randy.CEvans5 Don't worry it will all be over soon. The class of I98O has always been known to help each other. Graduation as the last class function it still can be seen.Cpic 55 Dave CEdwards5 Smile your speech is over and graduation is finally finished . . . Well maybe the rest of us should start to worry it is a big world out there.fpic 65 It seems like Della CWarnecke5 is the last one dressed maybe because she helped everyone else.Cpic 75 Laura CJones5 is all ready to graduate. but is she really from this expression?fpic 85 Cindy CThatcher5 tells Lori CWiIka5 that her flower is prettier.Cpic 95 The class of I98O was ushered in by an Honor Guide of the Junior class. CTodd Morris - Cathy Scott5fpic IO5 Jami Smith is checking to see if she is in step as the class marched towards the stage for graduation.Cpic II5 The front row of Seniors wait patiently for the last row to get into place. Cpic D5 The class of '80 listens to the Speaker - Rev. Alan Baronefpic I35 Donft leave graduation is not over yetlllll Cpic I45 GRADUATIONXI43 1 l3l ,5, ' pl' V. A. . Mfg L, t lm ll, L- ,,g S The choir chose to sing LONGER and the seniors sang DOWN THE ,X t Brad Taylor and Maarit Nordblom received the departmental award for Art. Parents and friends anxiously await for their someone speciaI to receive hisfher diploma. Other departmental awards for l98O were as fol- lows, Business, Lisa Rogers, English, Jeff Doner, Home-Ec., Jami Smith, Industrial Arts, Brad Tay- lor, Journalism, Kim Long, Math, Jeff Scott, Sci- ence, Jeff Scott, Jeff Doner, Social Studies, Jeff Doner, Sociology, Dave Edwards, Vo. Ag., Dave Evans. At right - PRESENTING THE I98O CLASS OF LINCOLNVIEW HIGH SCHOOL. GOOD LUCK GRADUATESI I44fGRADUATlON of t ROAD . The band played the theme from ICE CASTLES . They also accompanied the seniors as they sang the Alma Mater. . 5 I , 5 .Q 6 I Q 5 5 f 5 2 1' Q 4 I b g , N E Ig, 2 ,f i , wt., ,E -ilffigif Sara Dixon was recognized as the winner of the R.K. Thompson Self-Reliance Award. l 2 I,-J Jeff Scott, class valedictorian. Mary Brincefield, class salutatorian. 'f,,,,,w .W i 'x E , Maarit and Satomi received honary diplomas. 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Satomi Nishimoto hails from Kakogawa, Japan where her father operates a sock factory. She has l sister and 3 brothers. Living near Van Wert, Satomi found the size of our town to be close to that of her own. but with a much smaller population. ln school, she participated in the Ohio Scholastic Achievement tests for Advanced Math. and the Maumee Valley Civil Engi- neering Test held in February, receiving lOth. Satomi also served as a member of the volleyball and track teams. While in the United States, Satomi resided at the home of Lloyd and Nellie Edwards. Upon returning home, she will complete six months of high school education. then continue in her schooling to be an English teacher. Satomi told us that the two things she will remember most about her stay here are the many friends she has made at Lincolnview, and the 3-hour long volleyball practices every night after school Maarit Nordblom found many surprising differences between Ohio and her native country of Finland. Lakes were replaced by farmland, and public transportation by cars. lt's not that we don't have cars in Finland, she explained but when gas is over 52.00 a gallon, riding together makes more sense than driving alone. Maarit's father is a computer telegrapher for the government, and her mother works at the post office in her home town of Turku. where her brother and sister live also. When she returns home, Maarit still needs to finish two years of school, M year of that time for exams! After her graduation, she hopes to go into foreign languages or nursing, Her activities at Lincolnview include track. Junior Achievement, and l.incolnview's representative in Algebrail tests, where she placed 5th in her' division. Maarit's host parents were Rayeand Florence Bates. Maarit listed her favorite memories of the U.S. as the new foods, places andfaces she 's encountered, all with much enjoyment. Patrick Anderson did not stay long at L,H.S., but he still found time to compete in Cross Country and Basketball before 'moving on to Mansfield for the year's completion. While in Van Wert. Patrick stayed with the Harvey Thatcher familyg We wish. him the best of luck now and always. . Although these exchange students will be returning to their homes in Au- gust. wewouldp like .them to know that they will not soon he forgotten. ,Through association with them, all of us have increased our understanding of different countries and customs, and discovered. as the song says, It's a small world after all. ' ,fr-if U25 Wm 1: osin V Q. fy! 'I 5 Tlf Now it's over - the i980 Lancer staff has successfully met and overcome many challenges. Lost pages. ruined copy, and the ever-dreaded deadlines scan now be forgotten tif possible? as another year draws to a close. Looking back, the things I will remember most as year book editor are the many changes here at Lincolnview. Organizations such as the Spirit Club and Scholastic Bowl have boasted our school spirit to a new high. Good Citizen- ship and Teacher of the Year Awards set new goals for us to strive for. Lastly. Parent-Student Exchange day gave everyone involved a chance to see how the other half lives while benefitting both. These new opportuni- ties will hopefully continue to grow and expand iust as The Lancer Reign has grown and expanded in the past twenty years. Lori ,Miller ACKNQWLEDGEMENTS Sim' Woodard Photographic and all their photographers Pup Cleaves and Sid Rodeheffer, Josten's Yearbook Representatives All Area Patrons and MISS OWENSHI 2932! gfgiglisioa, O 3 X O if will into E5 Q 569' CQ! I ez A fi 9 3 at WW 5 QQ 5 Wk 32 Y iMU!1 'N J The Middle Point Home Telephone Co. They never forget that behind every telephone number, there are people who depend on swift, accurate, dependable telephone service. 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Main 238-3686 Van Wert, O r Q llla 735 W Ervln Rd Van Wert 238 4660 OFFICE HOURS MON FRI 8 5 SA 8 I2 VAN WERT GLASS COMPANY Van Wert Ohlo PHONE FRANK MOTYCKA Bus B8 II39 Owner!Manager RBS 238 9792 WACTQBQIXXXOVO ThCBCller1lalf Q Q B VANWERT Ol-IIO n 'res you + Wcddmgs 6145516 and Grwfcmparargf CI prlvote showing of gowns for The B de nd Her Attendants Solon IS above The Better Half I42 E Mcun Hours are 9 9 Mon thru Fr: 9 5 30 Sat for oppolntmenfs coll 238 4833 A , '- MMI Dealers ' I3 '7W f for Jmul, Jotul, Kreson. for People Fwntier Who T hmk Woodburnlng Stoves Efflclent Woodburners 233 S Market Street Van Wert Ohlo Geo Wannemacher Co International Farm Equipment and Farm Tractors Q WL Sales and L, Q3 JI Service' Ottovllle Ohlo 453 33I7 D LI L L Gwynn MA ra, I W I Z I SUPPLY North End of Shannon Street Van Wert Ohlo Phone 238 2868 jill!!! fem Wien nm Van Wert Federal Savlngs 8a Loan Assoclatlon 976 SOUTH SHANNON STREET VAN WEFIT OHIO 45391 I Ph 419!238 9662 I Jdtulttfi I - ' . Q 0 Q . 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'- N CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I979 F Clyde and Mary Bagley 602 West Ervln Road Van Wert, Ohlo 238-2296 BAGLEY BUILDERS SUPPLY Li , , ELGIN SERVICE COMPANY INC Brock Graln Blns Cardlnal Qugers M C Gram Dryers Bucket Elevators Molstu re Testers Phone 667 3OII P 8 L FERTILIZER CO AND Supvvl whl 'liau llc... HPSR Electrlcal and Plumbing V Supplles 667 286l 667 2l26 OUR SOIL t OUR STRENGTH ABC Heating Co Box 444 I Mddl W t Owner Robert Long rg- ' , SERVICE Phone 238 0044 Bush Hog Equipment -1 Phone 238 0042 E. .H I I I El I l I I I Q O -1, r rl I ',4. o esale 'I 7 S L ll,.... .. . . 17- ,. R.R. , i Q Pain: i I v ,Oh' Chemical 9? an er lo Lime ' COMPLETE H ALCCJA ALUM Su s ees-2249 f iisCi 2 ChemicaIs Fertilizers EXCHANGE UM SIEJING DLE POINT C M SALES :Nc Custom Applications Ideas Come from Ford 309 East we - Fertilizer - Feed Get'em At . NES CO. enedocla, Oh. 667-2035 I30 E. Main N ASSOC Van Wert, Ohio Third St. E Ohio Main Company, Inc. NX ki-e. X xx, JEWELRY COMPLIMENT 1 gm, Wm N ARC DISTRIBUTO BUSINESS N. Main St. P.O. Box 82 Ph. 263-27I5 Fuel, Oll S Accessorl 8 RETAIL 4 Top Chalet ll E 5 R Plzza g Subs Tfallel' Sales 590 Ervm Rd And Servlce Semi Traller Parts an er Van Wert 968 QH5 238 4880 Ottovllle Oh 4589l Ddphos 45876 968 me R -132 Box I48 Phone 453 335' Mnddle Point Glenwood Adams 692 875I Dealeg In Ohio iw 8888 gram 553 Seed Country Barn Eugene Odenweller Pres Realty THE Country Barn ODENWELLER Auction FF' 'El n I , Best Pizza in town! l?isml3 t0'S of W t I Oh. ' 3 ' ' or 3 3 '3 r rnne Q1 nr r .5 3 A 3 33 ' arn .3 ll New , V Zf? V, i ,, V Viivz V V 4. VVVV , V VVVV ' 3 rlrrluu , V . 3 3333 lfrrrn , , 830 ' ' T'l V . Q Y . , . ' 1 EQLPHO Aur suPPLv :Nc Auto Parts 8 Supplies Cars Trucks S Tractors 202 West Thlrd St Delphos Oh 692-7085 West Mann ' Van Wert Ohlo HOME OF THE BEEF N BACON BURGER MOLLY S D WN T LE Plastic Dram Tlle Concrete Dram I C Metal Culvert Clay Fittings Plpe Havlland Clay Works Havlland Ohlo 622-695l 622-548l ll J Gasoline Lube Oils Grease FARMERS ARE I DICK KNODEL'S IGA sousLEY lNsuRiiNcE ' AGENCY, INC. Life. health, accident, fire, auto Hamilton + Jackson sts. Middle Point phone Walter STALLKAMP DRU Prescription Specialists 228 North Main Street Delphos Ohio Home Quality Meats 634'Worth W an W Ohio ON LAN Poinffi Phone: 968-ZI48 'Worthy of hz: r o7h'omas 6. c73ayl funeral Home DLINHAM OIL COMPANY Marathon Distributor Grover Hill, Ohio Charles S Byron Phone - 587-3633 Auto , RAMA 0 R.R. 44, Box no Van Wert STALLKAMP ELECTRIC INC. Grain Bin S Dryers Free Estimates 207W South Main Street Delphos. Ohio Phone: 692-3966 your trust Bl: Rd M I9 G o uiua nsur vwdlm woostzmon FARM HOME AUT THATCHER INSURANCE, INC 304 South Market Street Van Wert, Ohio 45891 Phone: C4193 238-00 3 4--I REPRBSENTING' f I-LR L .3-: . 'LN-. I -L-,. , , . ' i ,A ,. in 55011 EQUITY PEoPLEs NAnoNA BANK The Friendly Bank in CQ, America's Friendliest City Featuring Tel Air Drive-In Service Scott, Ohio Delphos, Ohio HESSLING ENGPIRE FAMlql. RESTAURANTS Dairy, Hog and Cattle A Market 'l d 692-6834 20 N. Washington Home Phonasas-lvss Van Wert, Ohio Insulation Blowing Equipment VANCO MACHINE COMPANY INC. I X! f I It QI s, WW Carol N. Leiter V Ph 23843630 L Manager 120 N. Cge1rry4Sgg9l A C d 419 Van Wert, io I Salon Richard County Tlre Sn s Gastown Mendon Farm Maurer's Brickner Funeral Partee U.S.S. Maney s State Ken Gribler McKeddie's Don's Sohio G.C. Murph AJ. Lippi Brookside Dean and Janice Mongold s Poultry Alexander S Bebout Shop v ENSNIPANIES f Delphos, Ohlo F' E! 75 THE A Ms X I. o o O We're proud to support our local schools S com: AND sz: us Aaour I C Io es cAnEEn oPPon1uNmEs VAN Wg OH Prlor s Creative Photography II3 W Mann St Van Wert Ohlo villl E p d 434 36 North Maln Street Delphos Oh 4I9!692 2OI5 TAYLOR SAUTO SALES INC I , H f ' i' . J 6 hel ing business to ay J ' Q K - ' ! O , ' 231 S. WALNUT ST, VAN WERT, OHIO I Q ' I AYLOR h , In I A l 'I Delphos Food Lockers Inc Slaughter Processing Curing for Locker or Home Freezers Delphos Ohlo 45833 CONGRATS' CLASS of 80 Ili. HIM sg gggiympigg J fff fl Complete Electrical Wmng For Resldentlal Industrial Farm OVERHOLT ELECTRIC CO h Mlddle Polnt Ohlo WESTRICH FURNITURE D lph Oh Phone C4I9D 692 98II PAU,!aLS!:9RK Q Better I Q HUHQSZSQ 3l6 W Ervln Road 238 0224 eroquup l225 W Maln St W WEISS MACHINERY CORPORATION HOMELITE KUBOTA Parts Sales Servlce Van Wert Ohlo I 800 427 O6 F I ! I n Q o 2 Locations ' e os. io I 0 , . ll I an Ga ens . PX ' 5 .xnxx EYQS . P, L Q, I E F I 3 J Ill. , wsw I ,4..t tsare I AREA -:ODE are 23s mea C f X o . ' . awk. ,mffffwzafgbyp Ill EAST MAIN STREET VAN WERT, OHIO 4559i O 0 Q ' ' ' I I - . . . I ' I - J Van We Van W nal Bank Willshire YAHN'S BODY SHOP 51 WRECKEB SERVICE Frome and Body Alignment iii Phone C4197 238-9849 217 S. WALNUT ST. -1- VAN WERT. OHIO 45891 CALL US WE'll GET YOU BACK SOME HOWM K X bf YN 'w'W N Q Q 1 Q iliuturv iliarmrra nf Amvrira A FFAFFA FFAFFAFFAFFAFFAFFAFFAFFAFFA J 1 3: --1A'- :-W - FFA Queen Beth Evans and her escort Phil Summersett are shown dancing at the annual VaIentine's Dance. Senior Deb Shank, FHA representative kisses Sweetheart King Scott Nolan and Queen Connie Lloyd while Dave Evans FFA president watches. Shown at the top are the victorious Plowjockeys Back row AI Ostlng Tim Owens Cawarded the sr varsity awardj Coach Earl Gerdeman Kent Kllnger Keith Weldy Middle Row Todd Morris QMVP for his 27 points in the tournamentj Greg Mohr Ed Rice, Dave DuVall. Front row: Dan Etzler, Richie Jellison, Shawn Gorman, Tom Doner. Shown above is FFA Queen Beth Evans and her court. I an Wert Showalters Sporting Goods ll6 N. Washington, Van Wert J.C. Penny's Spencerville Compa S 4 F 8 S Flwoverilng 200 E. CentFaf'Var1' Ottoville Nichols Meats y Drake S Shaffer Motors Inc. Ottoville endon Pots 8 Knots I orman Electric lO9 W. Main, Van Wert E. Main, Van Wert Delphos Quarries Company Midas Touch Route 597, Delphos Convoy Fryer's Pharmacy Big Scoop Spencerville 720 E. Main, Van Wert Metzner-VanPeIt Insurance Grothouse Sporting Goods ' Delphos 229 y . Main, Delphos r . Bill Roth Meats Market Delphos Implement Sales II7, Spencerville 455' Jim's Harley Davidson Mendon Lanes Ervin, Van Wert I48 E. Main, Van Wert Box Main, Delphosq x UP .,t,, ,, - ICS M Jerry's Marat ,I yyty Grover Hill I Medical Arts Pharmacy F026 Road, Van Wert Nationwide Insurance S. Washington, Van Wert Eat'en Place Box 89, Middle Point Equity Elevator IO4 Main, Delphos Orchard Tree lO58 W. Main, Van Wert Fortney's Barber Shop IIO7 W. Main, Van Dr. Dennis Miller I I I H 1. - N. Main, Delphos Sulphur Sales Inc. Middle Point mp Lare Grain Box 506, Van Wert E- ,lill Shop Main, Delphos Pick S Pay Stop Inn Van W Rink aylor it 3 1 F 3,6 , ,mg 60, 6I, 57 77 94 I33, HAINES, SUSAN CI211 I0. II, I4, I5, I8 24, 26, 37, 56, 89, 90, I34, l40 I8 49 50 5I, 57, Hammons, Brent CII11 30, II6. II8, l2O, I24 Hammons, Brian C811 38, IIO Hammons, ChUCk: lO3 Hammons, Dewey C711 I09 Hammons, Janice C71: 36, 37, I08, Jeanette C711 36, IO9 Kelly C811 22. IIO Joe 4101, II4 Sarah C911 22, 23, 26, 37 C951 112 LISA CI211 43, 57, 62. 63, 66, C811 K CII I I 'III Il6, I27 arenfllh was 001: .1 4101, 521 54. ,,,. ,,,,,,,,,, Jason C1011 30. 37, II4 C1111 14, 52, 53, 55, 64. 36, 110 Cm, 19, 37, sz, 55, C911 8, 2I, 30, 3I, 33, Kay Cteacher11 85, I04, 1cher11 30-35, 38. I04 C811 35, IIO Darren C711 l09 Kelley CIO11 64, II4, I25 Richey CI011 50, 60, 6I, 62, II4 Butch C911 37. 62, 67, 95. II2 Keri CI011 I4, 26, 32, 37, 2 28 29 50 52, 58, II4 Gerdeman Earl Cteacher1 50 5l. Jones, Beth C711 36, 39, IO9 Johnson. Mike C811 35, 38, 86, IIO Jones, Cathy CIO11 37, 52. 53, 86, II4 Jones, Jon C811 35, IIO, Ill 133 C101 6 7 I4 22, 10NEs. LAURA CI211 37, 46, 47, 52. 57 ss 66 67 90, 56.67, 77. 95, 134, 140, I43 C91 I6 as so 66 67 Il 14 6 Kaiser, Carol CI011 52, II4 srephame C91 22 23 242 Kaiser, Dennis qsp, 38, 110 1ca11en. Dan CI011 54, 36, II4 1, Kallen, Darin C811 35, IIO ,, Keltner, Brenda CII11 28, 52, 57. 58, 8 I34 ICQ. 59, 60, 6l. 62. 64-67, ll6 Kems, Troy C911 21. ns. 96. II2 1c11v11v1EY, DOUG C1211 I20, 134, 142 112 1c1mmey,M111eq7p, 34, ss, 39. 109 TERESA C121 22 23, xsmmey, sc11ery1 C1011 114 Kimmey, Tracy C711 37, IOS, I09 Kirkendall, Annette C811 36. 39. IIO Kirkendall, Dick1 I2. I3, 56, Iw, I03 Kirkendall, Keith CIO11 7. 30. 32, 54. Grl I1 Paul Cteacher1 6 I2 I3, 66. 67, II4 ,IZQQSQSQWX1 1-11-1, Dave Cteacherjz 4, IO9 CI2 4, 7, I8, I9. 5I 77. 93. 94. AARIT 0231 52. I48, I52 Dean, Alfred II9, I25' 52, 62. , 76, II5 , Qiana Ctedcherlg I, I3. '54, Qwfnx Mike: IO3 OWENS, TIM CDI: 48-SI, 55, 89, I25, I36. I42 I8-20, 30, 48, I4 II7, DO, I23 lO9 IO4, I24 Mark CSD: 35, 72. IIO. III CID: 8, I2, I8, I9, I 37. 71, un gm, use ze, 32, 20. IOS , . 50. SI, 87. 7, I5 64, 66, 67. Rozevink 9I OI Rupert 24 26 95. II7. 54. 7I. I26 PAM nl, I3 475, 36, los '61 17, 39, 73. 109 II7, H9 QI, H3 55- 57, Ar 49, 50, 51, us Ik. Cathy my so, 55, nv I , 79 oug Cteacherb: 68, 90,5 5 KRIS U25 I38 Smmng Dewey Jef C95 7 2I 28 4 1 x W - I Q1 231,46 4 xi Q 41X 0 5 7 62 , . mm 'W 5. 6 5 , , , . Q ff: l62 V2 . Woodyard, Matt CIOD: 6, , ,jprkagrenda 493: 90, H3 - 5, 68 69, ,144 33, 54, 66, 67, 92, ary 41034 Qs. 54, 70, ns 37 139, l43, IA4 95? wenman, Jane 483: 3664 , eeb Q4 416 5, Deb 4:09, 7, 26, 27, 57, 66, 93, 94. 43 4 50, an be-57594, 96, noe, us wbfrman, Shirley Cseiti x i YouNG, Lok: 4:23, 51, 120, nn. us, 139 Y ,,:. SS 3965434490 6 4 2 Yakos, Alesia CIOJ: IO, I 22, 37f,7j1,IO8 7' 5451 ,923, 26, 37, 58, 70, 76, Steve 479, 34, 39, 709 7 Sigfekgswberen 473, 94, ueqggyher. use 4834 37, nu Debbie 475, 22, 109 QUERCHER, MIKE 4:25, 30, l39. I4O, I6 3715Q Kathy 4994 zu, 37, 46, 60 .6l, 5 142 9 H3 9 b be .,,,e7 .. - 32 I? X E 21, ffh , ,. 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