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

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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. Randy also competed in the district golf match. . , , The Co-Captains of the Cross Country teams received y honors presented by Coach Paul Grilliot. Dave Evans, g 5' who placed 58th out of ISO in the district and Doug ...... .-..... . .... ,..... , .,... .. .-.. . .,. ..., . ..... .. ..,. .- -.-. .-... V I , 1 I , . 1 ,,.. Z Daeger, In the dlstrlct. cplc Doug was also elght seconds short of running in the state competition and 3 All Conference. Val Thatcher was the Ist girl to com- pete in two Fall Sports - Cross Country and Girl's Volleyball. Cpic 85 12 Z x r Q 2 S 2' Q

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,WT , S5-gg ff ii . M: We arf' , u - 4- .sf ,ww The girl's basketball season got off to a shooting start as they defeated Columbus Grove their first tough conference victory by a score of 64- 45, They went on to beat Parkway in a struggling overtime 37-35. 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