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

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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.

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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

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