McComb High School - Momento Yearbook (McComb, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1975 volume:

SENIORS: UP AND OUT Front: Deb Joos, secretary,' Kay Myers, treasurer. Back: Mr. Haggerty, advisory Donna Rider, reporter, Sue Smith, histonanj Steve Colburn, president. Absent: Ray Crane, vice-president. ALLEN LYNN WILSON DUUG VANATTA I DA NA MA RIE ZERNHEL RANDY WOLFORD DANA MARIE ZERNHEL Choir 4,' Panther Press I, 4, GAA 7, 2, 35 Class Play 3, 4,' Office Aide 3 4,' Librarian 7, 2, 3. RANDY WOLFORD Panther Press 4, FFA 2. ALLEN LYNN WILSON Concert Band 1, 2, Marching Band 7, 27 All County Band 1, 2g Football 2, Basketball 7, 2g Homecoming Court 75 FFA 7, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 41 Class Play 4. DOUG VAN A1TA Football 2, Wres- rling 7, 2, 3, 4- DEBORAH GAIL VAN ATTA LARRY M. TREFT RUTH ANN TODD ROSE MARIE STEMEN DEBORAH GAIL VAN A TTA Concert Band 7, 21 Marching Band 7, 21 Mat Maid 41 Maforette 7, 21 Class Play 31 FHA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 41 Art Lab Assist- ant 3, 4. LARRY M. TREF7' Choir 71 Honor Society3, 4. RUTH ANN TODD Concert Band 7,' Marching Band 71 Choir2, 3, 41 Ensem- ble 7, 2, 41 Chamber Singers 41 Panther Press 2, 31 Basketball Statistician 7, 2, 3, 41 GAA 71 Honor Society 3, 41 French Club 7, 21 Audio-Visual Aide 3, 41 Biology Lab Assistant 41 All County Choir 41 Class Play 4. ROSE MARIE STEMEN GAA 7, 2, 31 Cheerleader 7, 3, 41 Class Play 3, 4. RICHARD L. SNIVELY Choir 7, 31 Panther Press 21 Football 71 Basketball Manager 2,' Class Play 31 FFA 2, 3, 41 Cafeteria Worker 3. SUSAN RENEE SMITH Concert Band 7, 2, 3, President 31 Marching Band 7, 2, 3, President 31 Stage Band 71 Pep Band 7, 2, 3,' All County Band 31 Choir 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 41 Chamber Singers 41 Panther Press 41 Basketball Statistician 7, 41 Honor Society 3, 4, President 41 French Club 71 Class Play 3, 41 SAE 31 Class Officer 41 Librarian 41 Biology Lab Assistant 41 All County Choir 4. PA ULA P. SMITH Concert Band 7, 2, 31 Marching Band 7, 2, 31 Pep Band 7, 2, 31 All County Band 31 Choir 7, 2, 3, 41 treasurer 3, Ensemble 7, 2, 3, 41 Chamber Singers 2, 41 All County Choir 21 Panther Press 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Editor 41 French Club 7, 21 Musical 71 SAE 7, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4. 7 . x .fy f ,I - 1 I I E. i RICHARD L. SNIVELY SUSAN RENEE SMITH PA ULA P. SMITH FRANKLIN SHOOP Football 2,' Wres- tling 7, 2, 3, 4,' Class Play 3,' FFA 7, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN KIM SHAFER Concert Band 7, 2,' Marching Band 7, 2,' Stage Band 7,' Girls'Ensemble 7, 2, 3, 4,' Choir 3, 4,' Panther Press 2, 3,' Ouilland Scroll 2, 3,' Basketball Statistician 7, 2, 3, 4,' Home- coming Court 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' French Club 7, 2,' Musical 7,' Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4,' Class Officer 3,' Office Aide 3,' All County Choir 4. RUTH ANNA SCHROLL Panther Press 3,' GAA 7, 2, 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Class Play 3,' Audio-Visual Aide 4. CARL ROOD Basketball 7,' Wrestling 3,' Track 7, 2, 3, 4. SUSAN KIM SHAFER EILEEN ALICE RIDER Panther Press 3,' Basketball Statistician 2,' Track 7, 2,' Golf 3,' GAA 7, 2, 3,' Class Play 3,' Office Aide 3, 4,' Librarian 7,' Audio-Visual Aide 4. DONNA LOU RIDER Choir 7, 2,' Year- book 3, 4,' GAA 7, 2, 3, Class Repre- sentative 7,' Volleyball 7, 2,' Basketball 7, 2,' Homecoming Court 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Student Council 2,' Class Officer 7, 4,' Office Aide 4. KEVIN E. RETTIG Football 7, 2,' Wres- tling 7, 2, 3, 4,' Golf 7, 2, 3,' Home- coming Court 3, 4,' Class Officer 2,' Class Play 4. RUTH ANNA SCHROLL FRANKLIN SHOOP CARL ROOD EILEEN ALICE RIDER DONNA LOU RIDER KEVIN E, RETTIG RONALD L. REHUS I 71? KAREN L. PENE TON RONALD L. REHUS Concert Band 7, 2, 3, 4, President 4,' Marching Band 7, 2, 3, 4,' Stage Band 3, 4,' Pep Band 7, 2, 3, 4,' All County Band 2, 3, 4,' Ensemble 4,' Chamber Singers 3, 4,' Yearbook 3, 4,' Panther Press 7,' Football Manager 7,' Basketball 7,' Track 7, 4,' Honor Society 4,' Drama Club 3, 4,' Class Play 3, 4,' Cafeteria Worker 7,' Audio-Visual Aide 7, 2, 3, 4. JILL ELAINE RADER Choir 7, 2, 3, 4,' Yearbook 3, 4,' Mascot 4,' Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Secretary 4,' French Club 7,' Audio-Visual Aide 2, 3, 4,' Art Lab Assrstant4,' Musical 7. NA THAN N. PITNE Y Choir 7, 2,' Foot- ball 7, 2, 3, 4,' Wrestling 7, 2,' Track 7, 2, 3, 4,' Class Play 3. JILL ELAINE RA DER GARY L. PA TTERSON KAREN L. PENETON Choir 3, 4,' Panther Press 7, 2,' Homecoming Court 2,' Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4,' French Club 7, 2, Secretary 2,' Audio- Visual Aide 2, 3, 4,' Biology Lab Assist- ant 4,' Class Play. GARY L. PA rrfnsoiv Football 1, 2, 3. S YL VIA PA CHE CO Panther Press 3,' GAA 7, 2, 3, Class Representative 2,' Softball 3,' Basketball 7, 2,' Volleyball 7, 2 3 , . MELISSA JEA NNE NOR WA Y Panther Press 3,' GAA 7, 2, 3, Class Representative 3,' Class Play 3,' Student Council 7,' Office Aide 4,' Librarian 2, 3,' Volleyball 7, 2, 3. l NA THAN N. PITNEY S YL VIA PA CHECO MELISSA JEANNE NORWAY RONDA LYNN MYERS KAY ELLEN MYERS RACHEL JEAN IDONALDSOM MORRIS RONDA L YNN MYERS Concert Band 7, 2,' Marching Band 7, 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Pan ther Press 4,' Class Play 3, 4,' Librar- ian 3. KA Y ELLEN MYERS Concert Band 7, 2,' Marching Band 7, 2,' Pep Band 7, 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Track 7, 2, GAA 7, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4,' Office Aide 4, Volleyball 7, 2, 3, Class Play 4,' SAE 7, 2. RACHEL JEAN QDONALDSOND MORRIS Concert Band 7, 2, 3, Librar- ian 3,' Marching Band 7, 2, 3, Librarian 3, Pep Band 7, 2,' Panther Press 2, 4,' Basketball 7, 2, 3, Track 7, 2, Golf 3, GAA 7, 2, 3, Majorette 7, 2, 3, Class Play 3, 4,' SAE 7, 2, Office Aide 3, Li- brarian 7, Audio-Visual Aide 3, Mat Maid 3, 4. SUE A. MILLER Track 2,' GAA 3, FHA 7, Mat Maid 3, 4. KA TH YELLEN MARTIN Yearbook 3, 4, Editor 4, Basketball 7, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Baseball Statistician 3, Track 7, 2,' GAA 7, 2, 3, Volleyball 7, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 4, Softball 4,' Cheerleader 7, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Homecoming Court 7,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Class Play 3, 4,' Student Council 4, Secretary 4,' Class Officer 7, 2,' Ofhce Aide 3, Librarian 7, 3. MAX LEE LORA Choir 2, Football 7, 2, 3, Wrestling 7, 2, 3, 4,' Track 3,' Class Play 3, 4, Musical 7. DEBRA JEAN LENHART Concert Band 7, 2, Treasurer 2,' Marching Band 7, 2, Treasurer 2, Pep Band 2, All County Band 2, Choir 3, 4, Librarian 3, Ensemble 7, 2, 3, 4, Panther Press 2, 3, Editor 3, Basketball Statistician 7, 2, 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' SAE 7, 2, 3, 4, Parliamen tarian 2, Secretary 3, Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Class Officer 7, 3,' Office Aide 2, 4,' Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Biology Lab Assistant 4, All County Choir 4,' Track Statistician 4. we SUE A. MILLER KATHY EU-EN MARTIN MAX LEE LORA DEBRA JEAN LENHART . 13 JIM LEEPER JIM LEEPER FFA 7, 2, 3, 4. DUANE LEADER Choir 3, 4,' Panther Press 3,' Football 7, 2, 3, 4,' Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4,' Track 7, 2,' FFA 7, 2, 3, 4,' Cafeteria Worker 4. JOSEPH N. LATTA Concert Band 7, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Band 7,' Choir 4,' Football 7, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4,' Basketball 7, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4,' Track 7, 2, 3, 4,' Class Play 3,' SAE 2, 3,' Student Council 4,' Class Officer 7, 2, 3. JEANNE KA Y KLINE Yearbook 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Drama Club 2,' SAE 7, 2, 3,' Librarian 2,' Audio-VisualAide 4. if DUANE LEADER X THOMAS E. KINGERY if in JOSEPH N. LATIA THOMAS E. KINGERY Choir 3,' FFA 7, 2. JUNE CHRISTINE KERN Concert Band 7, 2, 3, 4,' Marching Band 7, 2, 3, 4,' Pep Band 2, 3,' All County Band 2, 4,' Yearbook 3, 4,' Majorette 3, 4,' French Club 7, 2,' Musical 7,' Class Play 3, 4,' SAE 7, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4,' Librar- ran 2, 3, 4,' Biology Lab Assistant 4. DEBORAH ANN JOOS Concert Band 7, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3,' Librarian 3,' Pep Band 7, 2,' Panther Press 2, 4, Assistant Editor 2, GAA 7, 2, 3, Track 7, 2, Volleyball 7, 2, 3,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Class Play 4,' Class Officer 4,' Office Aide 4,' Mat Maid 2, Basketball Statisti- clan 7, 2, 3. -'a: ' JEANNE KA Y KLINE JUNE CHRISTINE KERN DEBORAH ANN JOOS wand, PA ULA JOHNSON CARL R. ISENBERG BRENDA JEAN HILTY CARL DA VID HECTOR 'Wil' KEITH EDWARD HALSTEAD KIMBERLEY ANNE HARTIGAN PAULA JOHNSON Choir I, 2, 3, 4,' Panther Press 4,' GAA I, 2, 3,' Basket- ball 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' French Club 2, 3,' Class Play 3,' SAE 2, 3,' Audio- Visual Aide 2, 3, 4. CARL R. ISENBERG Homecoming Court2. BRENDA JEAN HIL TY Panther Press 2, 3,' FHA l, 2. CARL DA VID HECTOR Football 1, 2, 3, 4,' Basketball 7,' Wrestling 2, 3, 4,' Track l, 3, 4. JA CQUELINE KA Y HAMLIN KIMBERL YANNE HA RTIGAN Choir 2, 3, 4,' Panther Press 3,' GAA 2, 3,' Class Play 3, 4,' Class Officer 3,' Office Aide 2. JA CO UELINE KA YHA MLIN Panther Press 2, 3,' Class Play 3, 4,' FHA l,' Office Aide 4. KEITH EDWARD HALSTEAD Choir 7, 2, 3, 4, Chamber Singers 3, 4,' All County Choir 2, 3,' Football 7, 2,' Bas- ketball 1, 2,' Baseball 7, 2,' Track 2,' Class Play 3. MIKE S. GARCIA MIKE S. GARCIA Choir 3, 4,' Panther Press 3,' Football 3, 4,' Wrestling 7, 4,' Track 7, 3, 4,' SAE 7, 2, 3, 4,' FFA 7, 2, 3, 4,' Student Council 4,' Musical 7,' Spanish Club 3, 4. DIANE LEE E WING Concert Band 7, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Vice4President 3,' Marching Band 7, 2, 3, 4, Student Conductor 3,' Choir 7, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3,' Girls' Ensemble 7, 2, 3, 4,' Chamber Singers 3, 4,' All County Choir 2, 3,' Yearbook 3,' Panther Press 7, 2,' Track Statistician 3, 4,' Majorette 7, 2, 3, 4, Head 3, 4,' French Club 7, 2, 3, Ser- geant-at-arms 3,' Drama Club 7, 2,' SAE 7, 4,' Student Council 3,' Biology Lab Assistant 4,' Ourll and Scroll 3, 4,' All County Band 4,' Class Play 4. DIANE LEE E WING DENISE L YNN E WING Concert Band 7, 2, 3,' Marching Band 7, 2, 3, 4,' All County Band 7, 2, 3,' Choir 7, 2, 3, 4, President 4,' Girls' Ensemble 7, 2, 3, 4,' Panther Press 7, 2,' Majorette 7, 2, 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' French Club 7, 2,' Musical 7, FTA 7,' Student Council 2,' Office Aide 4. DA WN LYNNE EVINGER Yearbook 3, 4,' Drama Club 2,' Class Play 3, 4,' SAE 3, 4,' FHA 7, 2,' Librarian 4. ANNEMARIE DYSTELBERGE For- eign Exchange S tudent,' FHA 4. MIKE DE WEESE Football 7, 2,' Basket- ball 2,' Wrestling 7, 3, 4,' Homecoming King 4,' FFA 7, 2, 3, 4,' Class Play 4. KATHY L. DENNIS FHA 7, 2,' Librar- ian 3, 4. .rw ANNEMA RIE D YS TEL BERGE MIKE DE WEESE DENISE L YNN EWING Q- f qsdlfw DA WN L YNNE EVINGER KA THY L. DENNIS RAYMOND H. CRANE Choir 7, 4,' Football 7, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4,' Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Tri- Captain 4,' Baseball 2,' Wrestling 7,' Track 7, 2, 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4,' Class Play 3,' SAE 2, 3,' Student Council 3, 4,' Class Officer 4,' Cafeteria Worker 3,' Audio-Visual Aide 7, 2, 3, 4,' Biology Lab Assistant 4,' Spanish Club 3,' Musical 7. STEVE COLBURN Choir 3,' Football 7, 2, 3, 4,' Basketball 7,' Baseball 3,' Wres- tling 4,' Track 2,' Class Play 3, 4,' SAE 7, 3, 4,' FFA 4,' Student Council 3, 4,' Class Officer 2, 3, 4,' Audio-Visual Aide 2, 3. MARK WILLIAM CL YMER Panther Press 7,' Football 7, 4,' Basketball 7, 2,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Class Play 3, 4,' SAE 7, 2,' FFA 7, 2, 3, 4, Student Ad- visor 3, President4,' Class Officer 2. A ,M v 537 . , K 7' :ii ,s -7-'ng .g '- 1 ,Qui uk'.'.!i,:'.t4. ...lane , ,. at STEVE COLBURN Wx-,gb MARY JO ILETSOD CLARK Panther Press 4,' GAA 2, 3,' Volleyball 2, 3,' French Club 7,' Class Play 3,' FHA 7, 2, 3, 4,' Student Counc1l3. BILL CLARK Football 7, 2, 3, 4,' Wres- tling 7, 2, 3, 4,' Track 7, 2, 3, 4,' Class Play 3, 4,' FFA 7, 2, 3, 4,' Cafeteria Worker 2, 4. KIM EILEEN CAMPBELL Choir 7, 4, Ensemble 7, 2, 3, 4,' Panther Press 3,' Ouill and Scroll 3, 4,' Honor Society 3, 4,' FHA 7, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, President 3, County Officer 3, 4,' Student Council 2,' Librarian 4,' Musical 7,' All County Choir 4. LEONARD A. BURRIS Choir 7, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Chamber Singers 3, 4, All County Choir 3, 4,' Panther Press 3,' Football 7, 2, 3,' Class Play 3,' Cafeteria Worker 7, 3, 4. slid' MARK WILLIAM CL YMER Ax. RAYMOND H. CRANE MARY JO KLETSOD CLARK BILL CLARK KIM EILEEN CAMPBELL LEONARD A. BURRIS DIA NA BURNFIN 3 BRADLEY BAILEY DIANA BURNFIN FHA 7,' Spanish Club 3. BONNIE S. BIBLER FHA 7 DEBRA LYNN BAME Panther Press 2,' GAA 1,' FHA 7, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 4,' Librarian 3,' Class Play 4. BRADLEY BAILEY Basketball 7,' Honor Society 3, 4,' Class Play 35 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4,' Cafeteria Worker 7. BONNIE S. BIBLER STANLEY D. ANDERSON STANLEY D. 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Norway Rick Pressnell Mona Lisa Ouiroga Bob Osborne Robin Pressneli Da vid Rader f ,,,, M V ' Jeff Moore Dawn Myers Keith Otto 4 fe rn Kathy Moore Marie Neiderhiser Jane Pahl r ,VI E , , grif I f f if if I wg! 5, V A 1 f, ' , V is 4 2 .I 4, .:vvi,,g52H,n We N ' f 4, x ' 1 H' , I N V, in wiv, 3 x V' ' , I . ,,,, 0 , nw- ' 121' - A H I , ,,,' MW, , I ,, K ff , , We fw- r ,,,, M '51 ' V ,v , W , Ziff ' 4 1 1 if 'Zi Gary Moser Darryl Newcomer Vada PetTry -22 'i .rYW I fl f f ere 'V r V A ra, . ry apr' W '.,...H, .4 W 2 , I 'lwiiw zfr '- ' Ji . QR A E V K Vg ' ff-H-4 ....,,,,,3 Pat Rader Keith Siferd Karen Stafford Beth Washburn , 'ffA,,-5,,ffZgM, ,,,, , .,,,,,,Wf,,,W k ' ' Y. - , , f f, J X Qi -1 1- mee: ' . , l,, 'J' , V N , I H r,, E VD I V , V . f,,' , ,S E 4 Q, ! , , MWKW r, , , , Esther Reyna Cathy Sigler Mike Stafford Larry VWson David Rupp Kathy Smith Tony Tate ,,, , tt. 1: f15f,fmfTf ' 432712 9 ,'m5f'Z,, H - f 1 E S ' f--- ' f ' ,M ' 1, V . 1 I Q ' I ., tix., 1 fm. ,fit ,,, I . 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'P f fri, f f . ips., i DANCE FOLLOWS TRADITION lt's the third door on the left. Student Council added a new flair to this year's Christmas dance by renting the L egion Hall. Committees met in order to pick a theme for the dance, which became Winter Wonderland. They worked long and hard in making the decorations. A giant snowman stuffed with kleenexes was the main project. Hundreds of snowflakes were cut out during study halls by many students. Music for the evening was provided by the Eastwood Stage Band and the Chamber Singers. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Clause, alias Mr. and Mrs. Peter Smith, opened the dance. Santa couldn 't grant all the wishes, but nobody left his lap frowning. Suckers were some of the treats he passed out. Couples at the dance elected Susan Smith to reign as Snowball Queen for the evening. As the dance drew to an enaj couples left with the feeling that this year's Christmas Dance wasn 't 'just the same old thing. l tell ya Becky. . Above Left: Enjoying the music of Eastwood Stage Band. Middle Left: Voting for Snow- ball Oueen. Bottom Left: Joe 's a good kid, Joe. Top Right: Another dime and l'll dance again. Above: What time is this going to be over? Crea ting a new image, this year's Junior Class presented a prom unequaled before. The number one spring event was held in the Imperial House Ballroom. After the conclusion of the dinner, music for the dance was provided by the Eastwood Stage Band. As early morning approached the couples headed toward the Y. M. C.A. for an overnight. Activities included swimming, basketbalL a dance, featuring Head High 77de and finally concluded with a movie. Dinner at the prom. Senior scenery at the prom. I Dancing the night away. Susan Hector and Nancy Smith entertain. BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE f I thought they said to dress casually. 'W jf 'Gil + Q ,,,,,,,.,, ... , , ', t 2 . 1- if. ' ' I, z 0 5 r If I I' 09 fs 6 ,, 4 e 'ETSQ f v. , 9? , Are we going straight to the post prom? 11 H Here 's half a cookie for you 1 got ir. A C HIE VEMEN T SENIORS RECUGNIZED FUR W Af' fi? Wi W E I Susan Smith reads the cfass hggtofy, WelL cracklh' the books paid off .' scholarship winners Senior recognition day was held on May 30th. Featured on the program were the many sides of athletics, a drama skit, business, music, honor society, newspaper, and scholarships. No awards assembly would be complete without the readings of the class history, will, and prophecy. Mrs. Scott Rader announced the Pre- Harvest Festival queen candidates. The Grace Warnock Memorial Scholarship winner was Jean Kline. Juniors finally changed classes and at last have the best seats in the auditorium, right up front. tm? 5' Choir members receive honors. Senior four year letterman Dave Aller. Deb L enhart .M-v IW M? Nr A K , ff' Z A cf? ' 4 V gr Mp! 54, V N 3 SK ,. 0 ,Q t, , ,. Q Paula Smith lt's finally over.' Krrn Campbell receives her diploma from Mr. Barker, Board preslden t. Erahuatinn 7 xernises Sunday, June l, l975 2:00 O'clock McComb High School Auditorium BACCALAUREA rr AND COMMENCEMENT Ke'mHa'S'ead Processional - Pomp and Circumstance ,,o.V7...,.,,.,.,..,....,,,oovr, Cheryl George Invocation ...L ..,,,,,.,,, ,..,,,..o.. , -,.,,,o,,,.,,.., C r .o,.......,.,,.,i.o.. Rev. Robert Hayes McComb United Methodist Church Choral Music ,r........o,.... ..,.,,....,,., ,.,o..,...od I I igh School Choir Scripture and Sermon ...... Y.,. .........,. R e v. Dennis King McComb Church of Christ Musical Selection .,r.,... ...... ,.........,...,.......... ,e.....,.. S e n ior Girls Ensemble Class Honor Group ..,,,,,..,.,..... -, Ray Crane, Denise Ewing, Paula Johnson Deb Lenhart, Karen Peneton, Sue Shafer, Sue Smith Vocal Solo ...... -....... .......... .,.. .... - - .....,..,,....., ..., ....,. K e i th Halstead Class Speaker -- .,.,.... .. .......,. rr..,, P aula Johnson Piano Solo .................. .. .....,.t s,.r.. P aula Smith Class Speaker .,... - ......., - .......,.,.,..... Deb Lenhart Class Song ........ -- ..,... ........i.,e.,.........,...,,.... S enior Class Class Address ....v, ...,,. H onorable Richard F. Celeste Lieutenant Governor of Ohio Presentation of Class .....,, -... ............. - .... Mr. Marvin Neubig Presentation of Diplomas ,t,.... ,....,.,.........,,....... M r. Donald Barker President, Board of Education Benediction ..,..,... .,..s.., ........ R e v. Robert Hayes Choral Benediction .... ,....., r,t.....rr,.s, S e nior Class The audience is requested to remain sealed for the Processional and Recessional Class Flower - White Rose Tipped Blue Class Colors -- Light Blue and Dark Blue Class Song - Hands of Time Class Motto - You see things as they are and ask, Why'? g but we dream things that never were and ask, Why not? Paula Johnson RUUND BALLERS HA VE BUUNCY SEASON Varsity: Bottom: Ed Jacob, Bill Johnson. Middle.' Rick Rinehart, Joe Latte, Dave Rader, Greg Jones. Top: Mike Peterson, Ed Aller, Ray Crane, Skip Peterson, manager Jay Snyder. This year's basketball record didn 't pro ve to be one of great victory, but wins aren 't everything. For one thing the team was very young. Al- though they did loose some games they were very exciting games. Most of the game scores were like ping pong.' they went back and forth. McComb would lead, then go behind, then come back again to capture the lead. The team was led by junior Skip Peterson, who was the highest scoring junior in the records of McComb basket- ball history. Dave Aller, Joe Latta, and Ray Crane, all seniors, received awards for their out- standing acheivements. This year's team should be congratulated on their hard work and great efforts. McComb Liberty Center McComb Arlington McComb Miller City McComb Arcadia McComb Old Fort McComb New Riegle McComb St. Wendelin McComb Van Buren McComb Liberty-Benton McComb Pandora-Gilboa McComb Bettsville McComb North Baltimore McComb Vanlue McComb Cory-Rawson McComb Liberty-Benton McComb Hardin-Northern McComb Arcadia McComb Leipsic McComb Van Buren N 4 Skip Peterson: highest scoring junior in McComb's history Above: Cheese Football season was what some people might call a disappointing season. All the conference teams were tough this year, and the Panthers, led by tri-captains Dave Aller, Ray Crane, and Joe Latta, just couldn 't pull through with a winning sea- son. The gridders ended with a 2-7 mark. Although most of the games were lost by a wide margin, a few were close ones. Both vistories had the score of 7-6,' those games were with Arcadia and Vanlue. One cannot judge a team by its record, however. They were much improved over last years team. Several players were noted players in the conference and re- ceived honors. Bill Clark led the Panthers and was seventh in the conference in rushing with 527 yards on 724 carries. Ray Crane led the conference in pass inter- ceptions with 6 for 724 yards. Bill John- son followed with 5 interceptions for 80 yards. Crane and Johnson also led the conference in kick-off returns with an average of 29 yards. Steve Colburn ended the season with 7 77 tackles for a second placement in the conference. Duane Leader was placed on the Blanchard Valley Conference's second team for his fine performance as offensive guard. Da ve Aller, Joe Bechstein, Steve Colburn, and Bay Crane received honorable mention. 2 ag, . . 7 . iw 2 1 Y If ABO VE: Cap tain Da ve Aller proves that Football is Blood, sweat, and tears TOPLEFT: Now get out there and hght! Below: Your guess is as good as mine. Below Middle: Hey! You guys are going the wrong way! Below Left: Coach Gary Rutter: Assistant Coaches, Scott Langenderfer and Robert McKee. Absent: Doug Householder. Below Right: Anxiously awaiting results. v' SEASON DEDICATED TO BRUCE What can be said about the wrestling season? lt was FANTASTIC! All the guys were good. The wrestlers traveled again to the Milan-Edison Tourney. Taking a first was Kevin Rettig. Seconds were Dan Rader and Peanut Newcomer. McComb placed second to Arcadia in the Van Buren Classic. Twelve teams participated in this. Peanut Newcomer, Kevin Rettig, and Lee Lora got firsts. Darryl Newcomer got a second. The Hancock County meet was a tough one. lt was dedicated to the memory of Bruce Harden. McComb again finished second to Arcadia. Peanut Newcomer, Dan Rader, Kevin Rettig, Frank Shoop, and Lee Lora got first place standings. Darryl Newcomer and Duane Leader received second place honors. ln sectionals, Kevin Rettig and Lee Lora were stopped at districts and did not go on to state. New wrestling uniforms were purchased. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harden, along with donations in memory of Bruce Harden, enabled the team to purchase a new wrestling mat. Another attraction was the mat maids. They kept stats and cheered for the wrestlers. Money making projects, practices, and matches kept the maids quitebusy. Award winners this year were Duane Leader, most improved Dan Rader and Kevin Rettig tied for the most takedowns with 26 each, Kevin Rettig and Lee Lora tied for most pins with nine each. McComb 21 Bowling Green McComb 2 I Napolean McComb 57 Van Buren McComb 24 Arcadia McComb 30 Cory-Rawson McComb 26 Columbus Grove McComb 63 Arlington McComb 24 Lima Central Catholic McComb 7 7 Findlay McComb 78 Maumee TOURNAMENTS Milan 4th A Classic 2nd Hancock Tournament 2nd Sectionals 5th TEAM RACES T0 SUCCESS Mc Comb 78 M Pandora- Gilboa McComb 66 Pa trick Henry Mc Comb 63 Liberty-Ben ton McComb 64 M Arcadia McComb 54 St. Wendelin Mc Comb 62 Hardin-North ern Mc Comb 66 Pandora- Gilboa With a season record of 7 7-7, the track team proved to be very successful. The track team also came in 3rd place at the B. V.C. meet and 4th place at the sectional meet. Six school records were broken this year. Bill Clark broke the pole vault record at 72', Ray Crane broke the high jump record at 6 '3 , and Joe Latta broke the mile run at 4:25. 9. He also broke the record in the 880 yard run at 7:59. 4. The 2 mile record was broken by Dave Hector at 10:08. 9. The mile relay team consisting of Dave Rader, Ray Crane, Kevin Finn, and Jack Payne, broke their record at 3:35. 8. Three of these four mile relay men are juniors and should break the record next year. Bill Clark received a trophy for the Most Valuable Field Track man. Receiving a trophy for Most Points was Jack Payne. Most valuable runner for the team and also the Blade Relays was Joe Latta. Joe set records in the B. V. C. sectionals and again at districts. Joe showed a very fine performance by receiving 5th in state. Vanlue Arlington Cory-Rawson Bluffton Van Buren L eipsic 27M 45 46M 6.9 46 0 On your mark, get set, GO! Bottom: Ron Rehus, Ray Crane, Joe Latta, Dave Hector, Carl Rood, Mike Garcia, Bill Clark, Nathan Pitney. Second Row: Coach Rutter Jim Haddox, Dave Rader, Jim Gallagher, Kip Yates, Kevin Finn, Bob Bibler, Jack Payne, Robin Kershner, Asst. Coach McKee. Third Row Keith Otto, Dennie Ouiroga, Mateo Honesto, Phil Leatherman, Jeff Spitnale, Bill Johnson, Tom Lora, Dave Leader. Top Row.' Don Hoverman Eric Harden, Rick Ackerman, Rick Pressnell, Keith Siferd, Dave Joos. f Top Left: Joe Latta crosses the finish line once again. Top Center: Choo-choo Jeff Top Right: Jim Gallagher doing the boogie. Center Left: Where's the Hnish line? Center Right: Determination. Bottom: A helping hand? TEAM B UIL DS S TRON G PLA YERS McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb 9 Liberty-Benton 70 5 Arlington 8 6 Carey 3 3 Vanlue 70 6 Van Buren 7 0 Pandora-Gilboa 2 7 Vanlue 76 7 Liberty-Benton 70 8 Van Buren 3 2 North Baltimore 77 70 Hardin-Northern .9 0 Leipsic 3 3 Cory-Rawson 4 0 Cory-Rawson 4 2 Van Buren 5 4 Miller City .9 3 Leipsic 8 Bill Johnson stretches and makes the catch The baseball team was very young this year with only one senior, Dave Aller, on the roster. This is a sign that the future years should be promising. The record this year, 4-73, does not tell the whole story. Many of the games they lost went into extra innings and had one, two, or three run differences. ln the Hrst tourna- ment game against Van Buren, McComb won by a score of 8-3, with Skip Peterson getting a victory. The next tournament game was disappointing with a 2-77 defeat by North Baltimore. One of the outstanding baseball players this year was Skip Peterson. His record, 4-8, didn't tell anything. His earned run average was the best for McComb this year at 7. 77. VWth his great abilities, he received the Most Valuable Player's award of McComb and he also won the M. V.P. of the Blanchard Valley Con- ference. Ed Jacob received a trophy for having the highest batting average for McComb baseball this year of 400. Selected by Mr. Lucas, Mike Peterson received the Most Improved Player trophy. All three of these men are juniors, which is a bright spot for next year. Front.' Mr. Lucas, Coach: Dennis Pahl, Skip Peterson, Tom Rinehart, Mark Flickenger, Jim Haddox Dave Rader Second Row Mike Peterson, Blair Basye, Steve Lenhart, TJ. Nonivay, Tom Brumbaugh, Bill Johnson, Ed Aller. Top Row David Hagemyer Dave Aller Captain, Ed Jacob, David Marshall Scott Adams. Bottom Left: Dave Aller signals to the pitcher. Bottom Right: Power to the Panthers Dave Alier rounds out his talents. Ed Jacob goes for a double. Mike Peterson debates Wh w--15.4 - xx-...,, GOL FERS HA VE eanu 3 WlN G IN G SEA SUN Mc Comb North Baltimore 7 70 L eipsic 780 Arlington 79 7 Mc Comb L elpsic 783 Elmwood 2 70 McComb Leipsic 787 Elmwood 207 Mc Comb Van Buren 278 O tto ville 7 .94 Otsego 7 .98 Mc Comb North Baltimore 757 Pa trick Henry 206 Mc Comb Van Buren 776 McComb Pa trick Henry 78.9 Mc Comb Arlington 365 L eipsic 365 Van Buren 396 Cory Ra wson 422 Mc Comb Cory Rawson 204 Mc Comb Arlington 206 Allen East 7 .9 7 Mc Comb Eastwood 765 Mc Comb North Baltimore 7 77 Eastwood 764 McComb Patrick Henry 797 Miller City 203 The golf team, led by captain Peanut Newcomer, had a very successful year ending with a 27-5 record. Discouragement marked the end of the season as the team lost to some teams they felt they could beat. Attitude seemed to be the reason. A season too long and matches played after sec- tionals left a feeling of indifference. Next year we can expect as good a season with all starting letter- men returning. Mr. M u rp h y,' Coach, Rick New- comer, Peanut Newcomer, Cap- tain, Tom Glaser, Dan Ra der, Ste ve Lenhart, T. J. Nor- wa y. l Q f ff WMM if V ,, W I f, W ry gii 43, ,zn :,iAf The Panther Boogie l thought you girls knew how to play softball! TOGETHER 2 CAN McComb 30 Van Buren 29 McComb 32 Vanlue 72 McComb 9 Liberty-Benton 72 Mc Comb 22 Hardin-Northern 6 McComb 24 Arlington 76 McComb 78 Arcadia 77 McComb 6 Cory- Rawson 5 Martin the Swinger Ready or not, here it comesl W Below: Huh? Middle: l 'm going to kill that girl that struck me out! l thought they told me softball was an easy sport. '-K, , is,, ,,,' gi,' , ,Z,t,,, I .5 L .---rf With the coming of girls sports into the scene, Hancock County Schools organized a Blanchard Valley Conference League. This was the Hrst year for any type of action and proved to be very successful. Under the super coaching of Miss Sue VWlkinson the girls softball team brought the first place county trophy to McComb High SchooL with a record of 6- 7. Many girls participated, but unfortunately only nine positions were open: Those who were re- sponsible were as follows: Kathy Martin-catcher, Julie Lenhart-pitcher, Jill Payne-first, Carol Johnston-second, Kim Basye-short, Rhonda Drewes-third, Nancy Butler-center, Nancy Arbo- gast-right, Trish De Frieze-left. Team members got together and voted for such honors as: Best Hitting Average and Most Valu- able Player, won by Julie Lenhart, and Most lm- proved Player, Kathy Martin. gn-an f 1 1 --.- K Vw Wa Q ff, f- , V. X, 5. f fllib 4 , Q: tk , n 'ar ,.. .. ,,y. , .5 Front How: Jill Payne, Kathy Mar- tin, Carol Johnston, Kim Basye, Rhonda Drewes, Julie Len- hart, Captain. Mid- dle Row: Cindy De Weese, Dawn Myers, Becky Mil- ler, Trish De Frieze, Diane Brown. Back Row: Nancy Arbo- gast, LuAnn Hard- en, Nancy Butler, Pam Stein, Liz York, Dawn Smith, Miss Wilkinson, Coach. VULL E YBALL S PIK ED WITH SPIRIT Girls' volleyball was a tremendous success. The usual five teams were changed to just two, varsity and reserve, because of joining the Blanchard Valley Conference. The varsity squad, led by captain Kathy Martin, rallied to a second place standing in the BVC. Games were played every Monday at 4: 75. The teams didn 't have many spectators, but the ones they had were loyal. lt is hoped that next year, volleyball will draw bigger crowds, as more people will be aware of its existence. Varsity ended the season with a 6-3 record. Reserves turned the record around with a 3-6 standing. McComb Arcadia 75 McComb Arcadia 75 McComb Van Buren 76 McComb Van Buren 75 McComb Van Buren 72 McComb Pandora Gilboa 75 McComb Pandora Gilboa 77 McComb Pandora Gilboa 75 McComb Vanlue-forfeited McComb Cory Rawson 75 McComb Cory Rawson 75 McComb Liberty Benton 75 McComb Liberty Benton .9 McComb Liberty Benton 73 McComb Hardin Northern 8 McComb Hardin Northern 4 McComb Leipsic 7 7 McComb Leipsic 8 - McComb Arlington 75 McComb Arlington 7 McComb Arlington 73 J. V.: Kneeling: Ellen Weaver, Laura LovelL Dawn Smith, Captain: Cheryl George, Kathy Moore. Standing: Sally Bishop, Trish DeFrieze, Linda Ramsey, Shelley Montague, Angie Kaple. Q Please coach, please coach, take me Kung Fu Fighting Moving is an important part in Volley- off the benchl balL Varsity: cf0ckvwsg.- Kathy Mmm, captain Julie Lanham, msn DeFrieze, JO Ann Shows 50m-9 GXDGH' ball Nancy Butler, Angie Kapie, Cathy Spitler, Jill Payne, Dawn Smith, handilhg. , L McComb Mc Comb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb McComb YEAR UF CHALLENGE Liberty Benton Hardin Northern Leipsic Arlington Arcadia Van Buren Pandora Gilboa Vanlue Cory Rawson Bet you can 't catch me. Pattie cake, pattie cake. , 1 l said you can't have it Due to many problems, basketball season did not meet up to the expectations of many, ending the season 3-6. lt was hard getting the ball rolling at first because of problems early in the season, but with positive thinking and teamwork, the team got it together. The team seemed to be plagued with injuries, for as many as three starting varsity were out at the same time. Only a few games were played with the original five. However, a strong J V team filled up the empty positions. The competition was great this year, with Van Buren being the toughest team. They came out on top with an undefeated season. Kathy Martin, captain of the varsity, was selected to play in the senior all-star game at Fostoria St. Wendlin. From little bubbles grow big basket- balls. Reserve: Clockwise: Colleen Kelly, Jo Ann Collins, Carlene Dishong, Becky lglrller, Linda Siferd, Paula Johnson, Trish DeFr1eze, Dawn Smith, Cathy pitler. Mike De Weese doubled as Charley in his youth. SENIURS GE TSERIOUS f75'vs Q A W A Flashbacks of teenage Charley. The crew: Back: Susan Shafer, Jim Haddox, Rick Snively, Joe Bechstein. l I Front: Karen Peneton, Larry Treft, Mike DeWeese, Rachel Morris. He 's mine! You can't take him away! The Actors: Back Row: Kevin Rettig, Allen VWson, Mark Clymer, Dana ZernheL Lee Lora, Deb Bame, Mike DeWeese, Bill Clark, Kathy Martin, Mrs. Koenig. Middle Row: Kim Hartigan, Deb Lenhart, Dawn Evinger, Ruth Todd, Sue Smith. Bottom Row: Rhonda Myers, Brent Lora, Diane Ewing, Deb Joos. S 7 A new lighting system, donated by student council provided the special effects needed to produce the stage hit: Flowers for Algernon, directed by Mrs. Anne Koenig. Under the direction of Mrs. Debbie Eamoe, Ed Haley, Gary Moser, Frank Shoop, and John Wittenmeyer worked many long tedious days cleaning, recovering, and priming the flats with can vas for the drama department. Seniors presented a serious drama concerned with the life of a mentally re- tarded person. Charley, the main character, portrayed by Lee Lora, had a chance for a major operation which would enable him to become intelligent. Later in the play the audience could feel the sorrow as Charley regressed. ' 1 , ,,-.-' T We believe this operation to be permanent. Abgyej Cast members Worked hard to Top Right: Shaving cream, be nice and 3dV9ffl?9. clean . . . Center: Me? l have a PHD. Keith Neiderhiser as an old man. Second Night's Cast: Seated: Regina Joos, Nancy Smith, Nancy Arbogast, Terri Bow- land. Standing: Doug Ritter, Andy Borgelt, Chris Brumbaugh, Joe Bechstein, Keith Neiderhiser, Jim Haddox, A squealing pig and a cackling hen provided only some of the laughter at the Junior Class Play. The 1976 Junior Class presented the comedy stage per- fromance The Campbells are Coming. Stage hands got into the act this year by trying to slip a real fishworm in a sandwich which was to be considered fake. Makeup provided a real challenge. Many of the cast members were made up to resemble old hillbillies, sophisticated women, and even a hillbilly sweetheart. Rev. Hugh Bowland added a professional look to the cast members. Many thanks are in order to all of those who made the Junior Class Play an over- whelming success. CA U TION: JUN URS A T PLA Y First Night's Cast: Seated: Sally Bishop, Klrn Bayse, Nancy Smith, Rhonda Drewes, Deb Finney. Standing: Jim Haddox, Doug Ritter, Keith Neiderhiser, Joe Bechstein, Andy Borgelt, and Student Director Jerll Sheidler. Above Left: Do you really? Above-' 'Tm gonna hit VO'-' if You dare Come Closer' N Above: Chris Brumbaugh getting ready for the big night. Above Right: You better be listening to me! Though small in sike, the McComb Band highlighted their summer season with a trip to the Ohio State Fair. On a hot August day they could be seen march- ing through the fair, playing songs for those who listened. Also that summer the band played in such parades as McComb Pre-Harvest Festival's parade, Hardin Northern's, and one in Carey. The sum- mer season was ended by playing at the Hancock County Fair on band night. With all the practice time put in the band then started football season with halftime shows to entertain listeners with a wide range of music. Music played this year were such songs as Smoke on the Water, while the majorettes twrrled fire,' Peanut Vender, Penny Lane and many other songs for people of different tastes. Concert Season came around with a Christmas Concert a Mid- Winter C oncert and a Spring Concert. Many people in the band are making tracks fast. Ron Rehus was made a mem- ber of the Ohio 's All Boys Band andplayed with them at Ohio 's State Fair and also at the Cotton Bowl Parade. Other McComb band members who made away with honors were All County Bands Members.' June Kern, Linda Ramsey, Diane Brown, Diane Ewing, Kevin Otto, Trish DeFrieze, Lisa Kern, Julie Lenhart, Hon Rehus, Ed Aller, Kathy Smith and Steve Rayle. There were also several who partici- MCCOMB BAND KNOWN STA TE WIDL First Row: June Kern, Tina VandersalL Gail McDowell, Diane Ewing. Standing: Diane Brown, Paula Routson, Linda Ramsey, Laurie Kelly, Julie Wagner. pated in the Solo and Ensemble Contest in March, but their names and scores were not present in time to write. ln all the McComb Band may be small, but it's GREA T! Vandersalland Trish oehfbze. S Angie Kaple, Dawn Myers, Cindy'Snivley. ' v f is v W fy ,E ,, 3, ,, W ' 1 V' V , ,N ' N y -bmi, wyiaff 4cComb High School had reason to be very proud of their 'ed chorus this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Marylin ssandrini, this year's choir showed they could really work for nething if they wanted it badly enough. The choir went to Frict contest and received a Superior rating which qualified m to go to state contest, where they received a Good. 'he choir presented many concerts this year, but the most morable one was dedicated to Kathy Richard and Bruce 'den. Kathy was a member of the chorus for the past two years and also accompanist. Together with the Drama Department, the choir put on an Easter Assembly of Godspell. Every year the choir members vote for the Outstanding Choir Member, this year's winner, was Senior, Paula Smith. The Chamber Ensemble was also active this year. They sang at dances and concerts. At contests they received a Superior Rating. By losing many Seniors this year, the Choir wishes to build next year on underclassmen. FrontRow.' Jill Rayle, Judy Myers, Ed Jacob, Sonja Barker, April Burris, Kim Hartigan, Susan Shafer, Susan Collingwood, Janet Bishop Karen Peneton, Kris Newcomer, Karen Latta. Second Row: Mike Barrett, Kin? Campbell Rodney Adams, Denise Ewing, Sheryl Lauck, Ruth Todd, Susan Hecton Margie Bailey, Diane Ewing, Robin Bowland, Maggie Honesto, Mrs. Alessandrini. Third Row: Deb Lenhart, Steve Rayle, Paula Smith, Kathy Richard, Ronda Myers, Joe Latta, Dana Zernhel, Tom Lora, Keith Halsteaaj Terrie Bowland, Jill Rader, Sue Smith. Last Row: Mike Garcia, Ellen Weaver, Duane Leader, Tim Walsh, Dave Aller, Ron Rehus, Ray Crane, Andy Borgelt, Stan Anderson, Leonard Burris, Greg Jones, Chris Brumbaugh, Deb Beecher. CHOIR RA TED SUP RIUR amber Singers: Ron Rehus, Chris Brumbaugh, Keith lstead, Ruth Todd Diane Ewing, Andy Borgelt, e Smith, Leonard Burris. Not Pictured: PaulaSmirh, Seated: Sonja Barlfer, Margie Bailey, Lisa Kern, April Burris. Back Row: Mrs. Shade, June Kern, Susan Smith, Candy Spitier, Kim Campbeli Dawn Evlnger, Marsha Bryan, Trish DEFFICZE, Wenda K ershner, Kathy Slgler. Ah, W,.m0 Seated: Eileen Rider. Back ROW-' KSY MY9fS, D6'fIfS6 Ewing, DOHNH Rider, Deb Seated: Leonard Burns, Davie Ailer, Bill Clark. Back Row: Jeff Spitnale, J005, Meffgsa Norway, Ed Ailer, Roland Roy, Roger Rader, Rex Roy, Duane Leader, David Sheffel. STUDENTS LEND A Top Group: Library Assistants Bottom Left: Office Girls K K E L P i N G I ' q N D Bottom Right.' Cafeteria Workers Frrst Row TJ Norway Karen Peneton Kim Krlder Sonja Barker Mark Joos Kris Conkle, Eileen Rider, Paula Johnson, Mr. Mc Vey, Advisor Second Row Jill Rader Ruth Todd Deb Lenhart Cathy Sprtler Jean Kline Rachel Morris, Julie Lenhart, Ruth Schroll. Last Row Mateo Honesto Jim Haddox Robin Kershner Ron Rehus Ray Crane Dave Aller Stan Anderson, Scott Adams, Rick Rinehart. First Row Mr Calderhead Ruth Todd Susan Smith Diane Ewing Deb Lenhart Nancy Smith. Second Row: Karen Peneton, Susan Top Group: Audio Visual Workers Middle Group: Science Lab Assistants Bottom Group.' Crossing Guards Not Pictured: Art Lab Assisstants: Terrie Bow- land, Deb Van Atta, Jill Rader, John Wittenmyer, Ed Haley. David Joos, Rick PressnelL Randy Grose, Donnie Hover- man, Keith Siferd Bob Osborne, Mike May, Gary Craw- ford. First Row: Linda Siferd, Lori Seli Robin Pressnell Deanna Bolen, Deb Leeper Cheryl Bame Deanna Haley Lisa Kern Jodi Shank Deb Van Atta. Second Row: Vicki Meyer, Diane Courtwright, April Burris, Susan Collingwood Ten Aldrich Kim Campbell Deb Letso Cheryl Bump Rachel Haas. Last Row: 77na Kline, Mary Jo Clark, TeriHalL Robin Clymer Diane Rader Marie Nelderhiser Cindy Snively Joyce Pitney Maggie Honesto, Janine Oyler. F H.A..' AN ACTIVE GROUP Future Homemakers of America had their share of activities this year. They started off the year with their annual candy sale. The girls planned a banquet for their parents. By the time the snow was beginning to fall the girls were busily involved with their Christmas party. Freshmen got into the act by planning something for themselves: a bike hike. State Convention rolled around and the lucky girls that got to go were Deb Bame, Cheryl Bump, Deb Leeper, Lisa Kern, and Kim Campbell. Perhaps the best activity planned by the girls this year was the birthday party for Billy Bump. We're sure he thought so! First Row: Rick Newcomer, Mary Jo Clark, Karin Krider. Seated on Chairs: Ronda Myers, Rachel Morn's, Tina Kline, Miss Howell, Advisory Paula Johnson, Susan Smith, Paula Smith. Standing: Dawn Smith, Vicki Meyer, Diane Bn'ckman, Joyce Wittenmyer. D uf ew, My ,.,,,N-.L Panther Press Staff had a switch this year by handling the production in a new Journalism Class. Staff members concerned their talents with the hard jobs such as finding news, constructing stories, pasting the layout page, and taking pic- tures. Later within the year, the newspaper helped contribute to the Muscular Dystrophy Carnival by holding a raffle. You know he 'll censor it. li .few Q 3, ew ttrt 5 Minutes before the deadline. fum- 2 K ik' First Row: Liz York, Student Council Rep., Ruth Haas, Jody Nigh, LuAnn Shoop, Secretaryg Julie Wagner. Second Row: Carlene Dishong, Karen Latta, Nancy Smith, Lori Kelly, Diane Brown, Dawn Myers. Third Row: Trish DeFreize, Laura Lovell, Linda Ramseyg Treasurerg Marsha Bryan, Becky Miller. Fourth Row: Rick Rinehart, Angie Kaple, Mike Garcia, Scott Adams, Nancy Butler. Fifth Row: Teri Hall, 77na Vandersall, Cindy Jones, Nancy Arbogast, President,' Kathy Sigler, Verna Pettry, Miss Howell, Advisor. Any student presently or formerly enrolled in Spanish is a member of this organization. Meetings are at the homes of the members and were informal and pleasant. Food which originated in Mexico or Spain, provided delicious refresh- ments. Mrs. Connie Honesto was a guest speaker at one of the meetings. Her topic consisted of Ouincianeras H5-year-old coming out to par- tiesl. The celebration begins with mass, followed by a meal and then a dance. Dressed usually in pink or yellow, the girl has 74 attendants each representing a year of her life. With the ending of the year, Spanish Club, put on a banquet featuring Mexican or Spanish cuisine. HA BLA ES PAN OL? YEAR OF CONCERN 'W21QQ:1.K'A5 ff' 321 1 445, . , , ,k,L Top to Bottom: Kathy Martin, Editor,' Sally Bishop, Donna Rider, Jeanne Kline, Mrs. Eamoeg Advisory Dawn Evinger, Lu Ann Harden, June Kern, Deb Finney, Bill Johnson, Kay Myers, Dan Rader, Cathy Spitler, Jill Rader. One of the fund raising events was a cake raffle. Jill Rader thinks up a bright new caption. Despite all our efforts to get the book out on time many factors seemed to work against us. One of the major problems was the photography company we were forced to work with. Pictures came back improperly printed and had to be redone, negatives were lost and had to be remade. These were just some of the problems that confronted the staff For the first time the yearbook staff had to have a fund-raising project to maintain the cost of the book. Despite all these prob- lems and the lateness of the book, we were able to turn out a successful edition. lt's a lonely job being an editor. First Row:. Mr. Calderhead, Jill Payne, Rresidentj Deb Lenhart, Vice President, Susan Shafer, Treasurer,' Kathy Martin, Secretary. Second Row: Janine Oyler, Julie Lenhart, Regina Joos, Nancy Smith, Nancy Arbogast, Chris Brumbaugh, Cheryl George. Last Row: Liz York, Ciarcla, JodiNigh, Keith Halstead, Tim Behrman, Steve Colburn, Tom Brumbaugh, Ray Crane, Joe Latta, Dave Aller, Rick Rinehart, i o nson. I-ni Student Council's annual magazine sales took S EN T off at a slow pace rather than the usual running start. But it did manage to bring in 3986.96 4 0 U N C l L Homecoming plans got underway with the Student Council in charge of the coronation and the dance. They were also in charge of the Christmas Dance which soon came and went. January and February were uneventful but the Student Council was kept occupied by keeping f the jukebox in working order. ln March, they were busy with the Muscular Dystrophy Carnival on March 77. Each organization in the school had different booths, games, and food. All proceeds went to the Muscular Dystrophy Fund. Front Row: Roger May, Darryl Newcomer, Larry Molson, Rex Roy, Rick Leeper, Tom Leiner, Dale Swain, Keith Siferoi Richard Heller. Second Row: Roger Snively, David Joos, Mike Barrett, Keith Otto, Rick Adams, Alan Sheeks, Rick PressnelL Jim Phillips, Jim Morris. Third Row: Mr. White, Advisory Roger Rader, Steve Rayle, Ernie Boyd, Bruce Harden, Jerry Blbler, Ralph Phillips, Terry Patterson, Peanut Newcomer, Mike Garcia. Fourth Row: Dave George, Bob Bibler, Jim Gallagher, Steve Colburn, Daryl VWson, Duane Leader, Brad Bailey, Mike Butler, Ed Haley, Don Hoverman, Roland Roy. Fifth Row: Jay Latta, Mark Schirnmueller, Ken Baldridge, Richard Wells, Mike Reyes, Rick Snively, Lee Lora, Dan George, Doug Ritter, Allen Wilson, Phil Leatherman, Jim Leeper. Last Row: Marvin Siferd, Jim May, Frank Shoop, Andy Borgelt, Keith Neiderhiser, Kevin Otto, Mark Clymer, Dale HalL Robin Kershner, Bill Clark, Mike De Weese, Stan Anderson, Mike May. Sixty members headed this year's 50th Voca- tional Agriculture Enrollment. Department ac- complishments included removing the wood floor and pouring concrete in its place, completely rebuilding the football announcing booth and a great many other contributions. Extra curricular participation in which chapter farmers were involved consisted of parlimentary procedures for which they received a bronze rating, tractor trouble shooting- first team trophy, pest eradication-chapter trophy and chapter evalua tion - suprerior ra ting. F.F.A..' CHANCE FOR GROWTH in Students for Action in Education First Row: Diane Rader, Lisa Kern, Lu Ann Harden, Diane Brickman, Trish DeFrieze, Julie Wagner, Jodi Nigh, Kris Newcomer, Nancy Arbogast, Lori Kelly. Second Row: Diane Brown, Sonja Barker, Robin Bowlanaj Paula Routson, Diane Courtwright, Nancy Smith. Third Row: Liz York, Paula Smith, Deb Lenhart, Kathy Weis, Dawn Evinger, Wenda Kershner. Last Row: Regina Joos, Diane Ewing, Mike Garcia, Mrs. Alessandrini June Kern, Karen Latta, Terrie Bowland. Students for Action in Education have been busy this past year. The first order of business was Caffmfal- , Officers and members alike worked to pull off a teachers' breakfast, where secret pals were re- to draw teacher's names for secret pals. During the year, the teachers received many cards and gifts from their secret pals on holidays. veafedi I I 5-AE members Contributed to Charm, by span, Seniors were honored at the installation of soring a booth during the Muscular Dystrophy Offfcefs heldm fafe Mat'- Front Row: Denise Ewing, Kay Myers, Deb Joos, Paula Johnson, Karen Peneton, Susan Shafer, Kim Campbell. Second Row: Larry Treft, Dave Aller, Ray Crane, Mark Clymer, Brad Bailey, Mr. Murphy, Advisor. Back Row: Sue Smith, Jeanne Kline, Ruth S chroll, Kathy Martin, Jill Rader, Ruth Todd, Deb Lenhart, Donna Rider. Honor Society ja Qzymij, 610764K 6? AJ? fQ64f29cf f 'f 6947! LXDZKJOXUOZ Zona Lf uaafaf mmf 145 AZ. Iwi, fm? My A Ofnffffg DZXQWA fffduf. 7561? wfdfbf Q 0501114 , fiaffhffw, 72' fwifwgni ffdfeze M44 Ofkfwlfff wfjffqk ffwlfgfifyf-n .7 Af, -dw icu UW Mfjffff AMW My if , aw! Q0 401,122,115 MWA, OU 'jam forma many! Fifa!! Wf - 4 fvfu 61 aan. WHL if nw Au UZ0fEAe'Fno'0nfke A Z 2 Mfvfmaffld 'QjszQflfyx. IM IwW4Mt!Q0JNfx573Zf2 .I 279' MW IM'iZ'yZgiZ5 MM MZZM2 .dfnoffavfwsfxmifvnwfdfffdbf , IW M,,WzfAWJzMfwW1MufWzMWe ,W1 Mw7d7mMMIWLMIMzMwaffW??Q?5 G1 Wm Ka thy Richard Bruce Harden Out of all the happy memories of this year, we shall have four sad ones. The deaths of four fellow students are memories we'd like to forget, but try as we may, we cannot. We must not dwell upon the memories of their deaths, but on the memories of how they were when they were with us, what happiness they gave to others. We should be proud that we had the chance to know them and consider them friends. Geneve Reza Cheryl Ha gem yer A NEW SYMBOL . . . IXIX M The Coat Of Arms Panzher'Head ,,,., A.. .............. - ..,..................,.....,... S ymbolizes the mascot Olympic Rings ..,..... - ....,............. Symbolizes the school's athletics Cap and Scroll -.... ,......... .A.. ..,,......A.,.,...,.,................ S ym bolizes education Medal of Honor .,c......,..,..,.,. - ........... ..f,.,.. S ymbolizes the history of McComb CA couple of men from McComb received this honorl Plow .-,-.,,. ,.,..,..,.................,.... Symbolizes the agriculture of McComb 1975 .....,., - .,...,,t.. The year the coat of arms was established ,nf 5 5 ff V 'ff 6- ,f , 11 v ,, :iIa,a'- V- ' 5 , L' , , . ,. .,, ,,, . ,H . ,, V ,, f-,E2. M , , ,.... , ,, ,, .ga ,viw 54' I r Marilyn Allessandrini Vocal Music S. A. E. Debbie Eamoe Art Yearbook Douglas Householder High School D.D. Wrestling, Asst. Football U William Caldarhead Biol09Y, Science Student Council Bill Haggerty Commercial Senior Class Advisor Kay Howell Spanish, Psy.-Soc. Newspaper J, Doris Edie Commercial Tom Haidlebaugh English A thle tic Director Freshman Basketball Anne Koenig English, Speech, Drama Class Plays, Jr. Class Advisor FA C UL TY FA CILI TA TES William Lucas Social Studies Baseball Larry Orwick lndustrlal Arts L EA RNIN G Robert McKee Robert Mc Vey Government, Economics Math Asst. Football Audio Visual Terry Phillips 7-om pn-nay Enghsh Science Head Basketball X Gary Rutter Physical Education Head Football 8 Track Mary Shade Librarian William Murphy Guidance Director Golf Aaah 4' lP 'W'5'5? Y vzw4i,W: n,4 14 xwfewfa, le asemraagpg' hifi' yva,4,,?',t4 Q it nf vw 'Aff nazi' bidi 44W'?f ',,iJv,.A,iI3 in if David Schatt Band Sus Wilkinson P.E, G.A.A., 8 Cheerleaders Lois Basya Secretary H WW W 'f-,, , ' , ' W ,,,,,,, Q V' ? 1 ,,ff, m , ' ' ,, l ,'k' u Board Members: Seated.' Don Barker, president,' Standing: Larry Sudlow, Eugene Leader, Peter Smith, Dan Shoop. above left: above right: Billy Bruce Edna Radar Superintendent Clerk Members of the School Board proposed a tax levy this year, which finally came out on the winning end. Mr. Bruce organized a Citizen's Communitee, who had the great responsibility of calling on many members of the community. They informed the citizens of McComb and area what policies the board had proposed and urged them to support the levy. The Board, Mr. Bruce, and the Community would like to thank the Citizen's Com- mittee for the major part they played. Renee Brickman Secretary BEHIND THE SCENES: WELL STAFFED Bus Drivers: Bottom: Kenny Spence, Beth Ann Brum- baugh, Dorothy Wells, Avery Evinger. Top: Bert Butter- more, Bob Hector, PhilLeatherman, Harvey Meyers, Don Dennis. Not Pictured: Jack Meye , 10, r ff egg i it Cooks: Fern Bundy, Ruth Spoors, Olive Bundy Maintenance: Al Meyers, Hilda Smith, Gene Wolford. , , t ,,i4f?' 'S A X x !,, .1 iv. ff Q. 1 1 , f.:',:?t1.i'1-ini -' ,Q I, -:iv .rgzbiktyn Q . ..- -x .i?.: ': 0 V atv-- ' 1 ! ,K 1 1 . I ' Q U . I fi-29 .X ,f ,Z f 3 S I Floor: Ron Snively, Tim Spitsnaugle, Glen Wells, Vicki Shoop, Carol Wasson. Kneeling: Jeff Newcomer, Lori Kindle, Melissa Johnson, Karen Kelly, Kathy Johnston. Seated: Benpe Clymer, Annette Bovee, Gary Berger, Tom Behrman, Joyce Baldridge. Standing: Dianna Hoverman, Jodi Hennlngs, Leslie Ferrell Mary Hayes, Kim Grubb, Larry Heller, Kevin Amstutz, Jim Peterson, Brian Oates, Joyce Payne, Mr. Jones. Seated on Floor: Jayne VWttenmyer, Julie Danrvactor, Amy Adams, Bob Reyna, Jon Kline. Kneeling.' Melissa Moffitt, Dave Altstaetter, Paula Phillips, Robert Pressnell Wade Wyatt, Paula Shoop. Seated at Desks.' Matt Conkle, Dawn Bass, Jane Farquharson, George Franks. Standing: Cindy Leeper, Mrs. Mackey, Kim Kline, Paula Barrett, Fawn Rowlands, John Ziegler, Tom Moses, Susie Routson, Susie Tripple, Coy George, Richard Dillon, Jeff Emmitt. Kneeling.' Eric Doerfler, Rhonda Sapp, Wayne Halstead, Hope Leighton. Seated at Desks in Front.' Debbie Snively, Pat Rodrequiz, Dawn Wright, Ed Bolen, Tony Crego. Seated between Desks.' Donna Rader, Melanie Phillips, Alan Shoop, Mr. Crawford. Seated at Desks Behind: Stephanie Pendleton, Sandra Schroder, Jane Emmitt, Anthony Berger, Randy Montgomery, Jimmy Cuevas. Standing.' Debbie Smith, Brad Pickens, Greg George, Sherry Collingwood, Mary Wickham, Norma Martinez, Bill Franks, Diane Burlile, Kevin Kreh, Bill Bowland, Mike Thomas, Kelli Glaser, Debbie Stateler. 9 3 Seated on Floor: .Linda Lewis, Karen Spitnale, Teri Clymer, Jeff Garey, Beth Joos, Deanna PahL Gaylynne George, Bruce Freeman, Linette Baumlein. Second Row Seated at Table: Jack Cuevas, John Collins, Pete KidwelL Mary Jane Cortez, Joyce Lauck, Diane, Jame- son, Rodney Sterling. Third Row Seated at Table: Jesse Ouiroga, 77m Leader, Joe Washburn, Brad Krieder,' 77m Osborne, Benny Caseres. Standing: Deneen Finney, Lydia Cuevas, Steve Harden, David Barker, Tammy Henschen, Dave Baer, Gordon Myers, Kevin Davis, Dave Peck, Mike Challen, Tammy Weaver, Pat Patterson, Mrs. Miller, Trudy Shank. P. T. 0. BRE WS UP SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL Queen Jackie Wea ver Chip Kaple and Janet White Middie.' Angle Jacob and Larry Swain Which way to the Him counter? Color My World ., King - Mark Drewes l I 1 Yuml Yuml Yuml Here I comell .gn .Sf 4, N ,Jr L. :T .OE fvlfwftilf hlVD ll IS Pl V HCS E Dallas Rader 4 , 1 KK., E . T Wf'fWW'Z5hi W f141 7l'?W . f j ' . , 4 Wt Q 5 1 . , VAIA . 3 iff. T 'Tf h i M M Qing' . it . 4 gl. Follow the yellow brick road. aw . 46.7 '54 , .Q t .A , 'P Q4 Q fx 7. an fin' Q Wa' . H6117 1 'Wu 1. 51 71 ' as tr Q Scary characters of all sizes and shapes, made this year's P. T. O. Halloween Carnival a frightening event. Many participated in throwing others in 'jail shooting baskets, watching the tea room shows, and making the gastly trip through the Spook House. Every seventh and eighth grader did their part to make the evening a success. Many sold raffle tickets, striving to out sell each other. Also they contributed in the selection of their Queen, King, and court to reign majesticly over the entire evening. Later in the evening, many exciting prizes were raffled away. Proms from this year's carnival will help to brighten the education of students in this school district. Those who made this possible are on the following committees. With a space limitation we can not name everyone but we would like to thank the chairmen: Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Challen, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Kline, Mrs. Van Hill Mr. and Mrs. Terry Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tripple, Mr. and Mrs. Sonney Brickman, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones, Mrs. Connie Honesto, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Allison, Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Courtright, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McMaster, and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Pendleton. Top row: Mr. Crawford, coach, Tom Behrman, Jim Peterson, Brad Barker, Rod Burris, Coy George. Middle row: Wade Wyatt, manager, Todd Behrman, Matt Conkle, Jon Kline, 77m Spitsnaugle, Don Phillips, Robert Pressnell. Bottom row: Kevin Amstutz, Bill Doolittle, Mike Joos, Tom Moses, Dave Altstaetter, Ron Snively. Eighth Grade Basketball: Top: Mr. Hughes, Greg Baldridge, David Courtrlght, Greg Brown, Mark Drewes. Middle: Earl'Conrad manager Doug Tripple, Dave Phillips, Chip Kaple, Dale Reiman. Bottom: Larry Swain, Tracy Hennings, Gary Swain, Mark Kline. 'Mm Q' Girl's Volleyball and Basketball Teams: Bottom Row: Jackie Newcomer, Nancy Srferd Ann Baumlrne Abby Romrck Joy Johnson Loretta Aller. Middle Row: Jean Sapp, Kathy Miller, Julie Zernhal, Diane Mumpher Carol Ritter Rosemary Przarro Sylvia Oulroga Devra Hall. Top Row: Mrs. Tussing, Jackie Weaver, Beth Clark, Cathy Spitnale, Sharon Arbogast Janet White Ledla Cortez Dauri Rader Debbie Sheidler. Dressed in red and black, the junior high girl's pep club had a record enrollment this year with 4.9 members. Occupying a reserved section in the gym, the Pep Club cheered enthusiastically at the 5 home games. As tournament time rolled arounol they supported the 8th grade team by accompany- ing them to Arlington, Saturday, February 8. The 8th grade basketball team Hnished the season with a very respectable 6-6 record. Dave Morre, Larry Swain, Dave Phillips, Chip Kaple, Mark Drewes, and Mark Kline saw most of the playing time this year. Mark Drewes was our leading rebounder, Dave Phillips was the defensive standout. Mark Kline was our leading scorer, averaging 73 points per game. The seventh grade basketball squad completed their first year of competitive competition, ending the season with a 5 win - 5 loss record. ,. lntra-squad competition was fierce as 19 boys battled for playing time in the 10 games. Rebounding leaders for the team were Jim Peterson and Brad Barker. Defensively every member of the team learned the do 's and don 'ts of aggressive man to man basketball. Seventh Grade Football: Bottom Row: Terry Jones, manager, Mike Joos, Dave Alstaetter, Tony Rettig, Tom Behrman, Ron Snively, Gary Berger, Tom Moses. Top Row: Matt Conkle, Kevin Doerfler, Greg Sudlow, Don York, Jim Peterson, Brad Barker, Glenn Wells, Don Phillips, Jon Kline. ,Q at A Eighth Grade Football.' Seated: Larry Swain, Denny Smith, Tracy Hennings, Manager: Mario Cortez. Kneeling: Brian Krider, doe Sudlow, Don Elliott, Captain Mark Kline, Chia Kaple, Pat Patterson. Standing: Mr. Jones, Jim Bowman, Captain Mark Drewes, Greg Baldridge, Dave Courtright, Don Tattrie, Brad Payne, Doug Trlbple. Eighth Grade Cheerleaders: Bottom: Janet White. Middle Row: Kathy Miller, Jackie Wea ver, Jackie Newcomer, Sharon Arbogast. Top: Teri Williams. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders: Bottom: Karen Kelly. Middle Row: Paula Phillips, Polly Brumbaugh, Paula Barrett, Stephanie Montgomery. Top: Leslie Ferrell. Student Librarians: Bottom Row: Dave Siverling, Angie Jacob, Teri Williams, Luann Orwick. Second Row: Dan Leatherman, Leslie Ferrell, Benjie Clymer. Third Row: Polly Brumbaugh, Julie Zernhel, Abby Romick, Matt Conkle. Fourth Row: Sue Routson, Susie Tripple, Carl McMaster. Fifth Row: Paula LaRue, Loretta Aller, Jay Kershner, Mrs. Mackey. Office workers hehzed Mr. Tatham. Lgfstj ly The fifth grade operated a postal system. Bottom Row: Loretta Aller, Suellen Rader, Fawn Rowlands, Sharon Arbogast, Karen Kelly, Paula Shoop, Sue Triople. Second Row Kathy Johnston, Vicki Shoop, Abby Romick, Jane Farquharson, Paula LaRue, Amy Adams, Mary Hayes, Jan Kershner, Carol Ritter, Beth Clark, Janet White. Third Row.' Joyce Baldridge, Dawn Bass, Carol Wasson, Jackie Weaver. Fourth Row.' 77na May, Sue Routson, Paula Barrett, Stephanie Montgomery, Doug Tripple, Mr. Schatt. Cafeteria Workers: Bottom Row.' Angie Jacob, Elaine Shoemaker, Nancy Siferd, Teri Williams, Tina May. Second Row: Mary Lou Ouiroga, Deb Sheidler, Joy Johnson, Dave VanA tta, Lori Cherry, Elvera Caseres. Third Row: Anne Baumlein, Carl McMaster, Kathy Miller, Barb Weis, Beth Clark, Abby Romick, Kathy Spitnale. Student Council.' First How: Chip Kaple, Tom Moses, Rob lsenberg, Terry Yates. Second Row: David Barker, Jeff Newcomer, Carol Ritter, Scott Borgelt, Mike Joos, Mr. Hughes. Members of the McComb Middle School Student Council worked busily this year in planning activities which would involve everyone. Their Hrst order of business was concerned with the selection of cheerleaders. Next, many campaigned for their favorite candi- dates for class ofhcers. As the season changed from late summer to early fall, the council ran the elections of Halloween Carnival King and Queen. VWth the closing of the year, members selected the assembly programs for the next year. 8th Grade Class Officers 7th Grade Class Officers St d- I. Mark Kline, Mr, Klggpher, Mr. Hughes, Mark Drewes, Top: Mr. Jones, Brad Barker, Cathy Johnston,.Mr. Langenderfer. Mg, fzgsing. Seated: Sharon Arbogast, Larry Swain. Seated: Jennlene PICKSHS, MVS- M86 KEY, Jon Kline- i There were approximately sixty participants in this year's Science Fair that was held on March 77 in the Middle School Cafeteria and Gymnasium. The students receiving the highest ratings in the 8th grade were: Doug Tripple, Loren Road Jackie Newcomer, Sharon Arbagast, Nancie Hartely, Jackie Weaver, Sue Rader, Clarence Pettry, 77na May and Angie Jacob. The top fin- ishers in the 7th grade were Tony Rettig, Paula Phillips, Tammy Boyd, Fawn Rowlands, Susie Tripple, Paula Shoop, John Ziegler, Jeff Emmitt, Wade Wyatt, Kevin Doerfler, Leslie FerrelL and Stephanie Montgomery. Participating in the Northwest Ohio Regional Science Fair at Patrick Henry High School were Tony Rettig, Paula Phillips, Nancie Hartley, Doug Tripple, and Clarence Pettry. The following students participated in the Dis- trict Science Fair at Bowling Green State Univer- sity: Jackie Newcomer, Wna May, Loren Road, Nancie Hartley, Clarence Pettry, and Doug Tripple. SCIENCE CLASS FAIRS WELL I Top Right.' Tony Rettig. Above Right: Paula Phillips. Above Left: Nancy Hartley. Seventh Grade Chorus: First Row: Linda Pacheco, Tom Moses, Vicki Shoop, Jane VWttenmyer, Annette Bovee, Lori Cherry, Amy Adams, Gary Berger, Bill Doolittle, Luann Orwick. Second Row: Karen Kelly, Elvera Caseres, Paula Phillips, Tammy Boyd, Kim Grubb, Barb Bur- lile, Paula Shoop, Joyce Payne, Mary Lou Ouiroga, Carol Wasson. Third Row: Julie Darwactor, Leslie Ferrell, Tony Rettig, Ron Snively, Kevin Doerfler, Melissa Johnson, Matt Conkle, Joyce Baldridge, Wade Wyatt, Jane Farquharson, Jody Hennings. Fourth Row: Polly Brumbaugh, Kathi Johnston, Brenda Smith, Patty Leader, Stephanie Montgomery, Susie Routson, Dawn Bass, Rodney Burris, Diana Hoverman, Paula Barrett. Fifth Row.' Julie Cuevas, Susie Trlpple, Don York, Jackie Washburn, LoriKindle, Judy Brickman, Jim Petersen, Fawn Rowlands, Mary Hayes, Jeniene Pickens, Kim Kline. 'haf Q Eighth Grade Chorus: First Row: Rob lsenberg, Nancy Siferd Sally Zamora, Dennis Smith, Kathy Spitnale, Anne Baumleln, Joy Johnson, Deb Sheidler, Teri Williams, Angie Jacob. Second Row: Carol Ritter, Athena Kidwell, Sharon Arbogast, Abby Romlck, Janet White, Julie Zernhel 77m Honesto, Nikki Oates, Sue Rader. Third Row: Debbie Adams, Devra HalL Jay Kershner, Beth Clark, Jackie Weaver, Lu Aller, Dauri Rader, Paula LaRue, Jean Sapp, Jackie Newcomer. w wa vi if-Q 'Zvfw . Aw m M yan 4 Litas-,,,i, M 1, A . f :::Ei. t fuzvw wi . 9 my M drfliiff I V 'T ff 5 Lf! at Lkkl, iv., ' ZQQ . - 9 x Rl ifff , Martha Apple Sixth Grade Jos Hughes Science 8th Grade Basketball Scott Langandarfar Math Asst. Football '- .t ff l 'H KV ? ' i HW, 'ffmeaiw M , Ruth Crops Jr. High D.D. Gary Jonas Social Studies 8th Grade Football Kathryn MacDonald Sixth Grade 'nm Marvin Crawford Sixth Grade 7th Grade Football Robert K loopfer Eighth Grade English Asst. Basketball Brenda Mackay Seven th Grade Enghsh K aren Miller Fifth Grade Mary Clark Teacher's Aide Wes L ang Maintenance Pat Rush Nancy Tussing Music, Remedial Reading English 8 P. E. William Ta tham Jackson Principal not pictured: Scott Rader lntermedlate D.D. Cafeteria: Ruth Dennis, Janet Donaldson, Nancy Kline. l 1 -Jlfv ffl, f . , .-.-.app , - .Q 1 4 , ,, e N J m Au - js ia' ' AM .' ',qf,h . s. . . .11.,Jf 0 +-,iii 'fl-A. 'iff' V SPRING IS COMING Bluebird comes in to awaken the sleeping Pussy Willows, telling them that Spring is coming. They protest shivering but finally wake up and sing, and talk. Suddenly Jack Frost and his Elves come in to plan a party in the fields scattering the Pussy VWllows and deciding to freeze them as part of the fun. This is interrupted by Bluebird, but they will not permit Spring to come. They defy herg and when Spring's maidens appear with her crown these are captured by Jack Frost and hidden in his ice cave. Various groups of Spring 's people come to demand the maiden 's release and warn Jack Frost of punishment but he is still defiant till the Sunshine Fairies appear to check him. Then the Brownies capture him and take him to Spring who banishes him to the Northland after which Spring is crowned by her people and all are happy. Mrs. Allesandrini was director. Accompanist was Paula Smith. Miss Wilkinson directed the dancers and Mrs. Eamoe the scenery. The runner was Melissa Norway. The grand finale. Mrs. Jacob brings the class to the stage. Jack Frost and his elves. Eric Sudlow R0bff7 Bfumbaugh-' 3Pfff79- Mrs. Allesandrini The first graders were pussyw17lows. David DI7l0n.' Jack Frost SEA TED ON FLOOR: Mike Ziegler, Rodney McGough, Suzerte Cuevas, Henry Caseres, Kevin Aller, Lori King, Scottie Bfggkef, KNEELING: Brenda Hartley, Doneta Brown, Tracy Donaldson, Peter Martinez, Monique Dishon, Julie Kline. STANDING: Alan Baumlein Mrs. Ross, Gary Meyer, Cynthia Wyatt, Cindy PressnelL Jean Shank, Tony Ouiroga, Connie Bump. NOTPlCTURED: Jeannine Baldridgef ,nk 'Q f f fr ,, 3 W W SEA TED ON FLOOR: Norman Grubb, Ronnie Hosler, Mike Miller, Steve Halstead, Mike Overmyer, Connie Stevenson. SECOND ROW' Pam Heidlebaugh, Danny Leader, Robby Ouiroga, Greg Rieman, Julie Hill, Lanette Anderson, Dawn Donaldson. THIRD ROW' Kris Kreh, Becky Franks, Beth Andonian, Stacy Varner, Tina Berger, VWnona May. STANDlNG.' Miss Gwynne, Skeeter Breitigam, Patty Cortez, John Jones, David Dillon. FRONT ROW: Kelly Kern, Angela Pickens, Kevin Siferd, Jim Artressia. SECOND ROW: Gary Routson, Charlene Sigler, Paula Mull, Ricky Kindle, Ray Bowers. SEA TED ATDESKS.' Jeanne Hayes, Bobby Cortez, Paula Maki Elli Kaple, Joe Benroth, Belinda Householder, Mundy Honesto. STANDlNG.' Robin Brumbaugh, Julie Routson, Rosa Linda Barajas, Eddy Bump, Delbert Pettry, Mrs. Newell, A , Seated on Floor.' Crystal KidwelL Paul MulL Robbie Montgomery, Wm Moses, Tammy McCombs, Rene Reyna, Lanny McCoy, Penny Kline, Tracy Shank. Seated at Desks: Ricky Abbott, Mike Tatham, Greg Cherry, Lyn Schroeder. Standing: Kevin McDowelL John Henschen, Jeff Wittenmyer, Teresa Snively, Brian Dlshong, Don Myers, Pam Hagemeyer, Gloria Martinez, Laura MarshalL Mrs. Chowning. has K ra, 4 j A ff T .ff f. X if it ,,,,,,,, 5 ,,,,, if, ,,,,,,,,7 -- am ,,..... , SEA TED ON FL OOR.' Kenny White, Shawn Collins, Chuck Spitler, Paul Brickman, Kris Rader, Joan Weis, Tammy Courtright, Tricia Richards, Katrina Hamlin. SEA TED ON CHAIRS: Jill Sieber, Adam Caseres, Darrel Schoenauer, Jeff H8Z8l, Rodney Kreinbrink, Jodi -9 Farquharson, Tony Womack. STANDING: Joe Wasson, Benjamin Leighton, Todd Grif17th, Randy Hosler, Becky Dillon, Teresa Bechstein, Debbie Miller, Doreen Pestana, Marsha Peck, Mrs. Foltz., P,- ,' iff! 5 Q ifliifm ' I V. M., K5 4 Q 2-. ...I Qi' LL X, gf gf' g 1 x Sf -Q.-.Q vf nf y W QW Q? ' if w A X ,K 1 mf-. W 1. ff? 5. f W ,KE gg 'Em bg ,- 'W M 9 gl, . i 4+- 3 . W Wigs: iiiz A-1?- 1, 244 SEA TED ON FLOOR: Eric Levin, Teresa Bean, Elaine Bibler, Geno Perales, Patty Spitnale, Nm Hile. SEA TED A T DESKS IN SECOND ROW: Cam Rowlands, Lyndi Steiner, Chnls VanGundy, Brent Myers. SEA TED AT DESKS IN THIRD ROW' Jenny Pendleton, Bruce Andonian, Tammy Nigh, Raymond Sparrowe, Sara Francisco. SEA TED BEHIND DESKS: Mrs. Thompson, Kathy Lenhart, Neil Dishong, Terry Schroeder, Dennis King, Bart Weaver. ..-'gg ia if Q J, ,K ,,,a ,XM , SEA TED ON FLOOR: Jeff StoepfuL Keith Ensign, Jimmy Gerdeman, Steve Cramer, Randy Conklin, Juliana Cortez, John Van Gundy Jeff Donaldson, Bill Grubb, Melinda Hosman, Sherry Voland. SEA TED ON CHAIRS: Kathleen Richards, Shane McCullough, Jonathan Phillips, Manuel Caseres, Linda Baringer. STANDING: Andrea Behrman, Anne Phillips, Gary Phillips, Sheri Armbrecht, Roger K ern Jerry Prestana, Brian Grace, Keith Hagemeyer, Kevin Like, Mrs. Schmidt, Eddie Radabaugh, Scot Wyatt. NOT PICTURED: Ken Fletcher, Hope Rutter. clk, u,,,,..,,.f ,' Us L -ww, I u H 1 H 4' V , '25, ' ,M X1 1, f ' ' A 'm , K-A1 rg' X. If AI y A knife -f' M At left: Seated on floor: Tracy Roberts, Angie Rodriquez. Seated on chairs in front: Donald Gibson, Roy Cortez, Dora Cortez, Able Rodriquez. Seated on chairs behind: Daymon Harmon, Julie Boyd, Joyce Lewis, Lonnie Campbell, Mrs. Dansker. i 7 X f We W. ,L I f 2 Lmis' Q 71 ,4 .-rm' if? 1 si W, AJJR m Y '-. WWW, .awww-H-'M' 9 ,,,,, Ramona Newell Rhonda Ross Sharon Rutter Fourth Grade Fourth Grade First Grade Joyce Thompson Patricia Thompson KHfhY Tf0d9f Second Grade Second Grade Second Grade Remedial Math - Migrant Rosie Jacob Teacher's aide Bernice Salisbury Second Grade Elementary Principal rm! Nancy Chowning Third Grade Deb Crow Kindergarten Ruth Freeman First Grade in 5 5 Hi , if 114 r ifl-5325i Sara Clark Bonnie Connell First Grade Remedial Reading Charlene Densksr A'7 ?ff9 F0111 Elementary D. D. Third Gfade Barbara Gwynne Pat Milligan Fourth Grade Third Grade LQ OM PARENTS ,qjy F S ' Mr and Mrs Edward Slczp K lzne Mr and Mrs Dean Ewzng Ron and Jean Lenhart Mr and Mrs Robert Harden Mr and Mrs Gerald L Burns Phyllzs M artzn and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Robert Snwely Paul H Johnson Homer Hartzgan John Re has Allen Myers Earl Peneton Phzllzp Smzth Nelson Aller F E Joos Scott D Rader Wade Rzder John Donaldson Q7 1 FR J M , D N f fi Mr: and Mrs: Carl R. Isenberg, Sr. ED HARDEN EXCAVATING INC CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Mc Gamd Uiua .293 6091 S, ,, HW , ., I VV 5 I , ZYWAM 9 I , V ' M ,f M- I f - CONGRATULATIONS MCCOMB HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF '75 Hartley Funeral Home 'I't'fl'lIl1lIILf' ?fl.'f-.'f5.5? f'W1vffOn1l1,Ul1iO 75858 N, f Y FHL' EU f' M SERVING OUR FAMILIES WITH DIGNITY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Another Harvest ofGraduates The Nlostlmportant Crop UNK the Community Produces DEALER Funk Seeds lnternatronal lnc PETELNIA CO Peter P Smnth Velma E Smrth Paula P Smlth Ellen IVI Smith Complete Haymaklng Service Complete Harvestmg Servace P O Box 152 Hoytvllle Ohlo 43529 Phone 278 3172 SERVICE HEATING PLUMBING HARDWARE LAWN AND GARDEN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '75 155 East Main Streeet McComb, Ohio 293-2973 ZIRKLES HARDWARE complzments of Good Luck Class of '75 Lower Pnces Everyday 9 to 9 Dazly Sunday 10 to 6 Fmdlay Ohzo COUNTRY MARKET.I.G.A. BENNETT BROTHERS FURNITURE CO PANY IVICCOIVIB OHIO .L.......gL -L Nortnvvestern Ohno s Largest Desplay of Oualuty Home Furnishings and Carpets CONGRATULATIONS IVICCOIVIB HIGH SCHOOL CLASS McCOMB DAIRY 81 VARIETY STORE W App Y F dl V Distributors of Meadow Gold Dairy Products A dMBCO?rE Dh CE! I ds Qhb f fo I V ,fum f 5'5HAKE5 Pwfzixrsoiffffio, 1 ll V A A 21' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '75 WE ARE PANTHERS ALONG WITH YOU MARATHON Company SUCCESS TO THE GRADS FROM YOUR MARATHON DEALERS AND DISTRIBUTERS GUESS R EX ENW 115 W Ivlam McComb h. I Compliments of W I1Il'IpsmI II, ,WM ,, ,, 1 -7 J N ,Vf,Z ' 'Z V ua- ...Q-. L' , M,,f 'WWI if ww-U1 HUDSON FURNITURE, I McComb, Ohio CRUSHPROOF TUBING Q'W 'D QQQ wha eo 5 'a PAJVQZ 'F C A COMMUNITY SERVICE BANK SI2CE i888 MCCOMB, OHIO 45858 A FULL SERVICE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Company Congratulations We Are Proud of Our School THE MTUMB FARMERS G0-OP ASSN F-I zacfca qcencwaf game x'I !-lfllllfl' 5' 'V' I 1 A ,x w,Mhjl.1- Qi-pfgj , 1 2 Q . vu, jimi H 9l'1OTNf1 2.51205 l WE BUILD TIIUGH TIRES 540 S. MAIN 422-0414 cocapen 'runes nuaaen z:oivipANY BOWLING GREEN: Main Office North Main Office 130 S. Main 1050 N. Main BA N University Office 445 E.Woosfer W0 QF N OD COUNTY NORTH BALTIMORE: . BALTIMORE 'I' . iff , No kI:'I '--'i' I ,W I Maln Pennvssuncs . 131 Louisiana I 1001 Sandusky X ,A ,, ,A,,,,, W V, 1' 1ffff 'ff wz1:Mmw,.:,, ,. V ,W . M, wW,fm..f, H M W W f,,:-,, fm, if i f, A FULL Sgfmif Member F.D,u.c, Bank Of Wood County Cooper Service Wg' Member Federal Reserve COLLINS QUALITY MEATS QV ,K 4-LY 4 X iagygyf aawr Home Cured Hams Bacon Sausage Custom Slaugnterlng Year Round Beef by the Quarter or Side Complete Locker Servnce Jlm Collins proprretor Phone lVlcComb 293 4242 f 7,27 WZ f f XW7 VW Wlflffwf BTH BALTIMORE C TBR an eo 2 ' 100 1- Member F D I C EMPERATUR Branch of Mid American National Bank and Trust C0 Bowling Green Ohio j ,, yr' ,,,, , ,,,,, . ,V 1 M., 31 f e i 1 1 f 1 'M L ,,,,,, .L ,,,, , 2 ,. WWW ' PM Q .Q We ' r fm K , J - We-K ffrf W , ,,m,,WNg:M ,Sf.,W,,,fw,,,Mm,,,m,,,,:::, rg frf,,,fff,,.,1rrfrww--,rw-M,ffW,,,,f,M:sv?,re,4 r ,A - ,,, 7 ,,,rmWWW,,xmr,m .rf , I Y rr-is L, NM i K f , v ' aff ' 1 'V il., . req an L f ' 1 ' A I 'WNW-g,, ,- W CNN I 2 KJMEH, ! ,X X rx' ' 12 Q ' ' ,,,, rg ,,, 5 I 1 COIVIPLIIVIENTS MR 81 MRS HENRY HICKEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS oF'75 OF O O WOLFORD 81 KEERAN 77 .MEA-A-.W , :, Y ' , ..,, T ,sp ' A,,, 1 W If 'R f A Automobule 84 Tractor Repair IVIcComb Ohno Phone 293 3322 Congratulatuons to the Class of '75 SUDl0W'S MARATHON MARATHON 241 E. Main McComb CONGRA TULA TIONS RAY HOVERIVIAN INSURANCE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CRADUATINC CLASS OF 1975 O DOW CHEMICAL, U. S .A. Findlay, Ohio MARATHON YOUR MARATHON DTSTRIBUTOR IVIcComb, Ohio Phone 293-4310 DALE INGOLD MONTOOTH INSURANCE AND REALTY CO. Branch Office 348 North Main Street Friendly Service 613 North Main St. Findlay, Ohio 422-4264 Congratulations Seniors OH IO CONVEYOR 81 SUPPLY. INC. Manufacturers of Application Engineered Power and Gravity Conveyors Special Automatic Equip, 1310 N. Main Street FindIay,Ohio MCCOMB LUMBER COMPANY McComb, Ohio Phone 293-2411 Complete Line of Building Materials Mega Gautam good monvmivmgo stunt J, with Lui-E7 S 774 f olio fw- WLM.- 15 ng , S EQ '1 QQ . t X V5 f . . Q I 'dfhe iliepuhluran-Qlnurwr 'YW . , A ll L fn! 701 W. Sandusky-FindIay,Ohio-4584O 134 W. Main 422 5151 Leipsic S gTh A 943 2898 gal' Pen SUR - SA V S UPERMARKET North Main at Bigelow Findlay, Ohio Monday thru Saturday 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 P. M. Sunday 10:00A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Findlay 's Independently Owned Supermarket CUPP LOCKER '0 'E E MOBILE SLAUGHTER LEIPSIG FARM SUPPLY HOUSE John Deere Form Equipment Phone M9 943 2150 LEIPSIC OHIO 45856 Flrst Class Slaughterung Service Rught On Your Farm All You Have To Do ls Phone 943 2458 And Tell Us Where The Annmal Is Leupsuc Ohuo CONSOLIDATED BISCUIT CO. lVlcComb Ohno Home of Coronet and Hoya! Crest Old Fashloned Cookies Sandwich Creams Fug Bars It Takes A Heap of Cookies to Make a House a Home Holland Tama to Plan ters - E. . , , '. , Tl. P hy. My x.14g0,v4.,py , s.94u4.4,m0 'wait 5 - -1 Mug' .so QW 3 'p ,Q ggm ' gl ,? -um sv! ,i '15 O 3 53 ggfvll. xx-1 9.-IM, wwf sid , if Uqhul, :qv-Z0 ! 'gif 51.041 'l '0Q0 30? 1 .fd It ,O Q -an x - A4015 w' , . fic' i 'YAG' ., A 1f5 0 Y '9 991 -ws J 3:4114 Q. utils!- 51001-n' Ayffliil 30520 X'u5'n .Q-S25 ' V .dwg AQ. I' N 1- .514 Q6 ew Q s 1,.- ,sl g,- -O- Q, J sn, 0-afhfi' '06 I S692 il: Jefes 1321334 iqfafgu' 1 I 49 , ,vagal 9632 I-5 . 1 A JAN S ISLE OF BEAUTY I 5 Y -33493 , J ' r P 0524 qs img .awfiu 4040 YV' 3' V 4 I, ffnk, A9892 -iv? O K in 7 MS . -0 'visa I.: so Congratulations Class of 75 C9991 Owner: Jan Smith Phone: 293-4155 MAIN STREET IVicComb, Ohio Air Conditioned - T uf 3 0 . 9. e . Q?-'QR h L55 '4,.gl 0 'b . '3 . X'u5'n sidga ' 1 7 MYR' N --Q' or SZQQQ tyghr y, ' 3 - v 9' . 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Daily except Sunday lllllllllll lilll55 104 North Walnut St. McComb, Ohio 293-4192 yi + Hf13'0'f'?M1'1fiI 1 r 27828 6 D O B S 9329 O CONGRATULATIONS TC THE CLASS OF'75 3 RAMSEY SOHIO SERVICE complete line of QQ Atlas products A UMC Cm-ner Rts. 613 - 235 - 186 293-3033 G T S East Mam Street McComb Oh1o 4' X . , A, o HI 0 Expert Lubrlcatlve Servlce Tune Ups Mon Thurs 4 00 12 00 Fm Sat 1+ 00 1 00 Sunday 12 00 12 00 BARKIIVIEFVS PAINT ,Q SPQT L , ,lf 'I' X in fiifg A' V I f Tk? if 4 I Jul mu Am. - - L L ,Riff gif., if ,i i ll O'B R I B N PAINTS X 33 -- .A L L '-INCL H515 -Vrlji-'f'-ff ALITY FINISHE gA1xirJwVi: ' A 'jil::jl +' FOR HOME A INDUSTRY 133 EAST MAPLE ST. DESHLER. OHIO 43516 Main Fifidlay, -1-EL. 27B.301Q 424i94O4 Q5 66 IQ J 6 lfl 5' 0 en ef? el' uneraf Lyomea AssociATE STORE L -QT, .122 3'? w5f'4z' w,f2 iii L lin! -ai Home owned uto JOHN H. GILL. 'L 'Q ...the family store if V 12 M - S and Ph . 94312501 FROST a. DEPOTL K xxx' 1 am treet One' Mcci.uRE, oi-no 43534 Leipsic, Ohio 45856 TEL 103 Hunting 84 Fishing Licenses ' wallpaper interiorfexterior paint ESHL , UHIU BUYERS UF HL HLFH HH? VHHIN LL EHUE., LINC C pl THE CHARLES CO 141W D hl Oh PEESI Broad and Rockwell Streets Findlay Oh o 293-3713 McComb, Ohio Located of L Todd Street'--Opposite McComb School MCCOMB SUPER DOLLAR CUNGRATULAUUNS SENIURS GULF SERVICE STATION . FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE Goodye r T es McComb Oh o Pho e 293 3702 o ir , i n - J Q H x 1 ff 1' fx ff1'l T X. Cvlttcbx. , xl' 'KX ,cl L, .. Z K 5,2 YOUR INTERNATIONAL w A n ' A 4--Jw. 2, . A C J - - '. S ' Hz L V DESHLER IMPLEMENT 'ty J , ' TS 1 , up COMPANY I HARVESTER DEALER H Sy b 1 f S N.B. FOOD CENTER, INC. N thB Oh St t D hl 2781816 H lg t 264 3621 Compihmeuts 0 ipefpszc CQQUILQ Jlflencbmants McCOMB FARM SERVICES Congratulatlons fexgzlzser to the class chemicals of 75 Barney Bonme Bob at your service Rader's Happy Hour O O O O 9 O O Liquor-Beer-Food Color TV 'A '14 .tl ,V ' A r o II 55',,fa'C. ef , QT, 5 ,H ff my My 5 .-My 4.r':5,'f ,FW wg, If STATE BANK 120 WEST MAIN STREET DESHLER, OHIO 43516 PHONE 419 278-1876 THE Alriend TARBOX-McCALL STONE CO. Manufacturers of Crushed Stone 852 WESTERN AVENUE 422-1912 FINDLAY, OHIO 45840 LLOYD HARDWARE Hardware For Every Need Also Largest Gift Selection in North- West Ohio North Baltimore, Ohio L L TROUT FURNITURE L L Trout Furniture IO North Baltimore Has Served This Area vvlth Ouallty Furniture Slnce 1900 vvlth Famous Brand Names Simmons Jamestown and lVlany Others North Baltnrnore Ohio Phone 257 3211 Jatk liarhcn R ESI DENTIAL CONSTRUCTION McComb Ohio 45858 Phone 293 5021 KOPPENHOFER COLLINGWOOD S FORD SALES, INC 129 N lVIaln Street North Baltimore Ohuo 45872 ICE 84 VENDING CO lVlcComb Ohio See us for all your vending needs Phone 293 2773 I Like Berne--Rovve Vista Meadows Nobil Shoes Findlay Toggery Terri Tyler Tri-County Nat'l. Bank Paul Harris Alice Shop Gray Drug First National Bank Britts Home Center Hobby Center Singer Sewing Center Sears Allied Radio Shack Osterman s Compliments of GRIFFITH SALES 84 SERVICE Your Area Appliance Television Dealer 101 105 North lVlain North Baltimore FORT Penney's Jo-Ann Fabrics Hello Shop Household Finance Center Barber Shop Britts Peggs Shoes FINDLAY VILLAGE NIERCHANTS ASSOCIATION Over 2 500 free parking spaces WEITH S VARIETY 122124 North Nlain St North Baltimore Ohio 45872 SH We wwf? 1 mrs LAUNUHUMAT me Wmiegl r Il 1 ll l J ilrlaasaliflsglil ,elf L ,K f 1 Bus 293 9660 Res 293 3516 1 Z J ik Your Key To Greater Savings FOODUNER NO5llTf2!5?3'e I I d h . I' rs F , , 2 Zg iv I Aw-W ' ' M A 1 .I I Ve 'd.ll.'All.ll'V'l 3 T l 5, I , lx I my F and ,lil 5 ,I I i , ,I ' l I I - I I l l I A I , l .l'2Q'lt lu ,ll lll ' I T' , ff - I ' '- , ' 'ullqp l , NV ,.: f Q I Q, ' Q. 1 ' ' ii ' 'rea ' . 'A fd, . Y asf-F - -:br f 'HZi?'- ,A . Gi ,Q rf . V . - 'fr . -W ,fr-v I ki .. - ,. . L . , ' ,i 'Qi ,., - A--Q, . ' 7535 fir' ,U ff . i ' MOREYS FINDLAY TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Newspapers MBQGZWICS t Hardback BOOKS Smith Corona-NCR Gfeefmg Cards Candv Sales SI Service on All PIDGS Tobacco Makes AII work t H V Guaranteed 5015-Mem F 1c'cY Oh'c Ioa vv. Front sr. Findlay omo HILVERS JEWELRY STORE F ine Diamonds and Watches 117 Main St. FINE PHOTOGRAPHS Leipsic 943-3443 Phone: 943-2703 PORTRAITS FAMILY Gnoups LEIPSIC- OHIO CANDID WEDDINGS FORMAL. WEDDINGS agowelf groolzs Sfudio Watch Rccaif KLENK S Comphments of Le,pS,C Om ALLISON FURNITURE Known For Good Clothes 109 South MBU' Cornphments of HANCOCK GoodLuck Semors' SHAWBER S FURNITURE Le,pS,C Ohgg Ready MIX9d Concrete 816 Cord Street Flndlay ONIO 45840 Phone 422 5712 HERMON'S MACHINE SHOP South Street, McComb, Ohio 45858 Phone 293-5152 ' BRUCE FLOORING 81 0 EVANS PANELING 0 JOHNS-MANVILLE PRODUCTS KEMPER CABINETS ' QUAKER-MAID CABINETS WEYERHAEUSER PRODUCTS I25 Fair Sf. Findlay, Ohio PLANS ESTIMATES DELIVERY PHONE - - 422-0822 LUMBER 8. BUILDING MATERIALS BUILDING 8. REMODELING ron WEDDING BIRTHDAY a ALL OCCASIONS HOT FROM THE OVEN I PIES I CAKES l PASTRY Birthday Cakes Decorated In I0 Minutes YOU NAME THE ,,,. OCCASION - WE'LL CREATE THE CAKE 422-I464 AT GROMANS MUSIC PH. 423-1952 Tlie Kam!-01-cl: Shop SALES - RENTALS - REPAIRS y 729 N. Main Findlay, Ohio Personalized Service WALT DOMMER HOYTVILLE GULF H o yt vi I le, O h IO H QIAIVSZHADI Eyizgggzfguz ,IVZ 1 p h O H e 2 7 3 . 3 1 8 0 SNIVELY GRAIN, INC, McComb, Ohio Compliments of DUCKY'S FLOWER AND GIFTS 120 West Cherry North Baltimore, Ohio BELLEVILLE MARKET Quality Meats Custom Cut, quarters, sides and also meat processing Phone: 354-6301 239 South Main Bowling Green, Ohio SPORTING GOODS downtown Findlay opposite court house ADIDAS Sz PUMA SPORT SHOES TOM FFQANIA, INC. 230 WEST MAIN STREET DESHLER. OHIO 43516 TELEPHONE: 278-1926 New car and truck sales complete service and body shop Compliments of: DON H. MILLER INSURANCE 257-5285 North Baltimore 600 Trenton Avenue Findlay Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner Any Hour-Day or Night 422-0323 CHAR STEAK HOUSE !S Funeral Home - Furniture Store WEST MAIN STREET DESHLER, OHIO 43516 Phone: 278-3961 CHARLES Lenpsuc, Ohio EDDIE MOTOR SALES INC. 101 Crystal Avenue Findlay WALTER J. DREWES AND SON INC. specializing in complete digging and landscaping services Briarwood Estates McComb, Ohio 419-293-6051 Dekalb I 278-2060 Deshler, Ohio RUTTEWS IVlEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR SHOES DESHLER OHIO CN DEKALB DEKALB Is a reglstered brand name. Numbers designate XL hybrids. QD' u Q O' cf Q 'OD cagxQOQEig9OQEe-3 573555 FERRELLIS We 3 J L I3 fuck Q4 ffjqg GREEN HOUSE gig C96 G6 67 eo GROCERY. CARRY OUT 8: TAVERN 422.5571 422-0074 JULIA B. ENCK sas Tn: -r Av: Flower and WM. w- ENCK AT B T N C R ER Vegetable Plants State Rt. 78 PAT ENCK F' O Deshler, Ohio Planters and Catering Urns Filled PARTS AND SERVICE HERMIIN APPLIANCE SERVICE KIRBY COMPANY OF MCCOMB TRAVEL A'3E 3'Y Area Distributor New and Used Sweepers FINDLAY AUTO CLUB 124 East Main Cross see The New 1974 Kirby Classic omega Findlay 293-6051 DICK'S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. VILLAGE CLEANERS Complete Line QfParts 8: Accessories 135 East Main Street NEW REB UILT McComb TIRES 422-4862 422-5888 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '75 DESHLER FOOD CENTER Congratulations Class of '75 119 West Main Deshler 278-1916 KarIAukerman, Prop. DUKES SALES, INC. 207 W. Water Street North Baltimore 257-5641 Plymouth-Chrysler-Imperial LEIPSIC GREENHOUSE AND GIFTS When You Say It With Flowers, Say It With Ours 308 East Main Leipsic 943-2843 c.B. KELLEY co. ami, Gene Kelley - Owners - Bob Kelley Bum .' 138-42 South Main North Baltimore, Ohio McComb Area Salesmen: 257-7961 Don Beamer Joy Bryan Al Elbright Paul Hart MORROW'S PIZZA 81. CARRY OUT Tues.-Thurs. 4:00-1200 Fri.-Sat. 4:00-1:00 Sun. 12:00-12:00 293-6001 rt g - Watch - Clock - Sh RePaif'5al HOYTVILLE MARKET 328 West Main Cr Findlay 422-5275 278-3187 Quality Meats and C ld C t Mitchell's Jewelry . 505 T t A compliments - A Cdt ned CptdL0 g , S 767: TV Alw y Attended Rlppeth Hare Funeral Home Op n 7.-30A.M.rf1110.-00p,M. North Baltimore ' g th ' 7929 F8zS COLONIAL COIN LAUNDRY ' 422-11926 40' PHONE W N N0 APPOINTMENTS. NFCFSSAP T ONE l4l97 422-3472 A I II a, - 0 Q . 9 - LARRY S BARBER SHOP FINDLAY OPTCMETRY CLINIC, INC. BARBIR SHOP moe N MAIN STIQEET FORMEIQLY WE USE THE VACIJLIM SYSTE'Pv'l .1 CHAIRS DR' M' D' EMR AND ASBOCMTEB' 'NC' A FQCJFSSIQINIAL COIQPGQATIQINI H fi MUN 9 AM To U PM Fon THE PRACTICE OF OPTCNIETRY T IFRISAMTOTPM DR-Nl-D-BAIR 5 -r BAM TO 5 P.M. DR' R' J' HERR DR. L. A. WINEBRENNER LARRY ITIICKMAN CDWNER 123 WEST SANDUSKY STREET FINDLAY, OHIO 45840 KOONS ROCK 8: GIFT SHOP R. R. 7 F-'INDI-AV. OHIO ASBAO L ON - I MILE WEST ON RT. 224 FROM I 75 ND V2 MILE NORTH ON COUNTY Rn. 140 Tues. thru Fri. 70 A.M. - 6 P. M. Saturday 70A.M. -8P.M. PHONE 1-419-422-6268 sex YQ jig. Z L 3559 if - f 3 I.e Fieur Boutiqyil I K PI'-A-.N f-.sffsl .. if HIIUSE North Baltimore Findlay Men's and Ladies' Wearing Apparel FLAME CLAUDE H. WRIGHT, Mgr. kms ozsl-ILER f rim, 218-1911 l 3 1 , F lowers for every Q gil? Q E I, occasion! I 5 1 -N Artificial bouquets, 3 candles and gifts f ill- Member of FTD and '55 F Teleflora wire ISI ff! services m X S Deliverv Service ix D 1 I I I S, I D I C. I X Phone I gd Manuhdurers. of R 1 A f ef ALFAIFA Pnonucrs 'l , G N Wi Q . V. Vlf, , l I I X f0S DEHYDRATED AND SUN CURED General Office HOYTVILLE, OHIO 43529 AREA coo: 419, 2734235 TODD RENEE Beauty Salon Special rates for school age children. Three operators to serve you Air conditioned Phone 293-5834 for appointment BRINDLE S VVAYSIDE FURNITURE CO 2716 North Mann Street Findlay Ohio and Friday till 9 p m Free Parking Open Monday, Wednesday, DESHLER FARMERS E LEVATOR CO. Home Office Home Office Deshler, Ohio Custer, Ohio Phone 278-3015 Phone 669-6363 MONTGOMERY WARD 227 South Main St. Findlay, Ohio WHITE 'S REXALL DRUG STORE Main Street, Leljosic Your Community Drug S' tore 422-8633 CATALOG AND APPLIANCE stone f,iiLi4,MSl.N,.i2L.0 XX llf, JV ' cl I Z uwan. sv. 1 gauze: zu SPECIALIZING IN DIAMONDS Bn RINGS fowc Jviawanclau fo 45105 you Compliments of - Mrs. Eamoe Lfg complzments of CENTREX CORPORATION FINDLAY oriio 45840 More for Less af BVS 'lilbdlahvsllnclb S B 81. J PHOTO INC LUMBER 52f..:.,'.::v::.r.:H H0 ME Yauihuwwucex-nk-vamuxsuppu-1 BUILDING MATERIAL FREE TRUCK LOAD DELIVERY WITHIN 25 MI RADIUS LUMBER ROOFING CEILINGS PLYWOOD WINDOWS 6 DOORS ARDWARE PANELING CARPETTING PAINT KITCHIENS C d Sh Ianchard alley THE DESHLER FLAG UPPIY E IVI S I hle O o 422 7242 YRXEPARKING W'EI'OFBYPASONSTA'I'ER'1'E224IN Ov th By? andUde Y Bdgef Congratulations Class of 75 JACOB PAINTING from IVI C mb Oh O DFI ARBOGAST IVIcComb Ohio l O O ll II ' o 0 0 A 0 0 0 H I I Q . Air- ondifione owroom Compliments of . .. ' 116 . aim tree I Des r, hi C0- ef l ' GS D I OUJ U . Compliments of C o I I QU' og! 4 N' fy x ssl 12 K 02501 .r 1 0 0 s Dina' -avi! 'e A All 9' ,050 Q VI' Q 496' ' O 5111? ' 55.1 ' Q 3 N 6:6421 iq' 0 'QQQ s ,ov ua ' s ai A-J' .FW NY291' 'owl ,rua I .gdna q ofc- 952' 0: ev' 560514, s 1- - g.g3s I sy! 15. 4 ,. gif '3 53 T' fl. .'O5 .Br fi 5:0-5 s -5 W -.li-', ., ' 7' Wa .?:SOae. T 11 : f 5 7 ,Jw 3 2 2 -. , , h tr- 5' A ' : 4 'J WL. 7 2. .VU Tl '2 '. 1 v' ' 5: AQ - 1 1 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION compliments from FINDLAY FLORISTS Flovverland Waaland Koehlers Bo-Ka Sinks I40VELL MOTOR SALES 422 MAPLE ST. CORNER OF RADER 8: MAPLE MCCOMB, OHIO 45858 419-293-4801 9 N 18624 QQ 1 ,s 4.6: SQ QF: '-2 'US' . asa. Milos'- A, ima 7,5 ' Lag.- , WAS .gigs sv ,gui I Q. Nas: vga ' if 4 1, . ,, . 'v?'C 7 've I ,QQVN : ?, 2 6:1 22 S ' -w 7 'Z I .0 14 ln' P 3? p ll IS: ,' ggjv? ,fd 5 1 7 'of l , T, 3 C I .YA iw?-Q EDGAR FINNEY CLAY EQUIPMENT 443 MILTON AND CYGNET ROAD YOUR DEALER cusm- OHIO PHONE 27Bf31SB Will Install, Will Service any of the Following ' PEN WORK WATER BOWLS ' CIFICULATING WATERERS I' CONTROLLED FEEDERS ' FARROWING STALLS ' SOW FEEDING STALLS VENTILATION SYSTEMS HONEY WAGON INJECTION SYSTEM ' SILO UNLOADEFRS ' BELT FEEDEFIS AUGERS FINDLAY EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Commercial Food Service, Supplies, Refrigeration, Paper Goods, Serving Restaurants, Hotels, Hospitals, Schools, Findlay's World of Beaute Specializing in hair styling by Hope Stutzman 2707 North Main Street Findlay, Ohio 423-1101 manager: Hope Stutzman and Clubs 525 West Main Street Findlay, Ohio Phone 422-4872 SEPTIC TANKS HAULING SEAI-lNG NELSON ALLER ASPHALT PAVING EXCAVATING FREE ESTIMATES Va MILE N. ON 235 PHONE 293.5613 MCCQMB, oi-no Q 1