Mendon Union High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mendon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1987 volume:

1 The 1987-1988 school year was filled with students and staff involved in daily activities just for the fun of it. Although, at times, students were not ready to admit to the fun times had during class all would say life wasn't too bad. Fun times were had during dances and sports events. School began with new staff and a new arrangements for junior I high. Time passed quickly and it seemed only days until Christmas break arrived. Students returned in two weeks to prepare for semester exams. The second semester went by quickly and it was time to get ready for final exams. All these things helped students have a year of activities just for the fun of it . . . just for the thrill of it. 2 SPECIAL MRS. B. When writing about this lady, it was hard to know where to start, So, I went to all her friends, for thoughts from their hearts. When asked for just a few words to pull together for this, Most of them sent back a very long list. From all of the thoughts presented to me, Following are just a few describing Mrs. B. Love, dedication, inspiration, and sharing, A SUPER TEACHER , good friend, and above all, caring. She is trustworthy, dependable, gentle, yet tough, Everyone said she helps them when the going gets rough. You could count on her to bring us goodies to eat, Ray's carmel corn was always a special treat. Celia's talent for crafts and painting is hard to equal. Almost as soon as one is finished, she comes out with a sequel. Throughout the years, the students were her principle concern, She provided the knowledge, so they could all learn. The students will remember her fairness a long time from now. Her commitment to teaching, deserves from us, a big bow. Whenever a special prayer was needed, to her, you just had to call, Then, she would send it on a Hot Line to GOD. Through many years of dedication Mrs. Celia Beougher served the students and community of the Mendon-Umon district. Mrs. Beougher's talents were appreciated in many ways. The learning disabilities program got its start through the special efforts of Mrs Beogher. Her dedication and the love she gave to her students and colleagues will be missed for many years Everyone's lives she has touched through the years, We'll miss her laughter and kindness, with a few tears. Now the time has come for her to retire, and from the school part. But, we want her to know that for her, a spot will always be reserved in our hearts. By: Marty Heck 3 Clipper Staff 1987 We hope you enjoy the 1986-1987 edition of the Mendon-Union Clipper. Hard work and dedication went into producing a fine product. We thank each staff member of their hard work and hope that you find our yearbook one of the best ever. Julie and Carole Editors: Julie and Carole Advisor: Miss Scott Officers: Dianne and Patricia Clipper Staff Monkey Business 4 Just for the fun of it Assistant Editor and Business Manager. Looking back. Go John! 5 Cafeteria Secretary; Marty Heck How much more do I have to do? Oops! 6 MUHS ADMINISTRATION The administration at Mendon-Union is dedicated to the students, staff, and community which they serve. From the daily chores of school operation to the planning of special events the administrators gave each their special attention. Decisions were made which shaped the atmosphere of the educational system making Mendon-Union a better place. Walls took on a special look as the administration oversaw painting and art work. Programs were planned which enlightened students life. These tasks and many more filled the days and evenings of our administrative staff. Principal; Casey Nuttle Superintendent: Jerome F. Schacht Board of Education: Front Row: Standley Dicke, Mike Boley, Tim Kennedy Second Row: Ed Frey, Galen McMichael 7 Cooks: Vi Miller, and Dora Simpson Cooks: Sharon Hamilton and Glenda High Tantalizing aromas awaited students and staff as they entered the school in the morning. Dora and her staff treated those at Mendon-Union with special care. Students and staff could order special foods and the cafeteria staff accommodated each request. A special thank-you goes to the dedication of Dora and her staff. Bus driver: Kenny John Bus drivers: Larry Giese and Irene Thatcher A special cargo was carried to and from the Mendon-Union school by the bus drivers at Mendon. Kenny and his drivers transported the students to and from school with special care. Thank you to the drivers. Although not pictured, Elaine Steiner also carried her cargo with great care. Substitutes Mary Kill and Jane Barber filled in when the regulars were unable to drive. 8 World Local Events % Pirate Jayvees { Have Neve Coach Mendon Variety Show Nears 0 ’ g °' Lady Pirates Break Losing Streak at ’Knoxville’s Expense Iran-Contra Hearings Open What About Equality? 65 White House Aide Departs W c -ePti, Jim, Tammy In Deep Tr f'ot) Mendon To Vote On Beer—Again The elementary years are where children lay the foundations of their education. Students learn the basics of reading, writing, and arithmatic. School isn't all books and no fun. Special activities such as Halloween dress-up day, math- athons, right-to-read activities and World Book readathon add to the excitement of elementary life. Elementary children prepare for the continuation of school during junior high. Students hard at work. Even Geography can be fun. Terri helps students with spelling. Elementary Good and evil I m almost done, how about you? I see you. KINDERGARTEN Mrs. Bruce Dusty Bell Lindsay Bell Sondra Bowling Bryon Butler Travis Caldwell Amy Cloy Jered Colter Scott Daisy Ginny Delgado Josh Dorsten Samantha Engle Toby Naseman Ben Rasawehr Malinda Roberts Bobby Zizelman Andy Hesse Jennifer Keifer Mandy McDormon Shawn McDorman Jocelyn Mars Tom Miller FIRST GRADE Mrs. Bowling Christy Baltzell Amos Brodbeck Rickey Burris Brent Clay Brie Clifford Mary Colter Matt Daisy Mark Edgecomb Amanda Finfrock Sarah Goff Trish High David Houser Nicole Hunt Scott Ketchem Cory Kittle Kim Koesters Travis Laux Jimmy Painter Jim Poeppleman Jonathan Rickard Jenny Roberts Holly Shaffer Crystal Shindler Donna Springer Seth Taylor Chad Uhrick Breane Uncapher Buddy Weaver B. J. Young Jason Zimpher 12 SECOND GRADE Mrs. Robbins David Barber Deanne Barber Rebecca Burris Aaron Colter Mandy Engle Holly Hunt Gabe Johnson Luke Krogman David McGraw Rodney Monfort Mandy Monroe Aaron Morris Jenny Roebuck Hope Shaffer Matt Sites Ryan Sites Angie Springer John Thompson Trent Wolford Mrs. Bowling reads with first grade students. Second grade students celebrate Rebecca's Birthday. 13 Mrs. Beougher Jamie Baldauf Eric Barnes Trinity Burger Bobbi Carpenter Ryan Clay Justin Ellis Rachel Finfrock Kelly Hamilton Paul Hamilton Kyle Jones Lisa Kaminski Brook Kennedy Brandi Kittle David Krugh Kurt McMichael Knstotor Peterson Travis Piper April Snyder Toni Sprague Theresa Stansberry Angie Thompson Stacy IJhrirk Chad Webb Wesley Wolford 14 THIRD GRADE Third graders listen to an interesting story. FOURTH GRADE Mr. Reasner Matt Altenbach Drew Barnes Matt Carpenter Aaron Clay Matt Dorsten Ryan Clay Amanda Figley Jennifer Fisher Jodie Frey Luke Gallman Christina Green Lynn Grieshop Tommy Keifer Jason Keifer Crystal Kline Reth Krick Lance Krogman Benji Laux Audrey Mayes Lisa McMichael Matt Morris Jessica Newland Rhonda Rasawehr Jennifer Rasawuhr Barbie Searight John Shinaberry Shelly Springer Rocky Tyler 15 FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Schwartz Christy Barber John Boroff Erica Burger Andy Clay Emily Ellis Misty Freewalt Eric George Howard Green Chris Jarvis Jeff Kittle Bart Krogman Cliff Longsworth Amy McMichael Jeff McMichael Stacy Miller Chad Morris Heather Searight Eric Shaffer Josh Sheets Julie Sites Robbie Sprague Shane Stansberry Valerie Steiner Johnny Thomas Kris Thompson Brian Webb Mike Webb 16 SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Haver Nick Brown Tina Cunningham Jason Dobronsky Kristina Hamilton Tiffany Hamilton Danny Houser Terry Houser Tony Houser Tracy Houser Kevin Keosters Nicole Longsworth Tanya Naseman Todd Naseman Kris Painter Angie Sparks Jason Stansberry Lonie Thompson 17 Play it again Sam. Kristina studies hard. A Look! Is it over yetp Don't expect me back. Who me? Look how studious we are! 18 Jr. High Life Oh no, not me. Junior high is a time of new beginnings. Expectations are high as students prepare for their high school years. Students are learning to become more responsible about themselves and their actions. More is expected from individuals as they prepare to build upon the basics learned in elementary and junior high. These years can be trying, for students experience many changes With cooperation these years can be fun and enjoyable for students who learn |ust for the thrill of it. Getting down to business. Jr. High My favorite class! Rod absorbed in his work! 19 SEVENTH GRADE Scott Altenbach Jason Boroff Shelia Boyer Sean Crider Scott Dicke Jason Edgecomb Anne Gallman Travis Hicks Bridget Hunt E.J. Hunt Tonya Jileck Heather Jones Scott Krogman Jeff Krugh Ryan Louth Greg Matthews Eric McElroy Junior Roberts Eric Sprague Shad Stant Josh Sullinger Ryan Trisel Tammy Ziegenbusch Intent upon learning. I heard every word you said. 20 EIGHTH GRADE Kim Boldnuf Tracy Barber Traci Clay Lisa Crider Angie Dobransky Shawn Engle Aaron Frey Matt Grieshop Julie Hamilton Katrina Hamer Rodney Louth Tracey Mullins Jennifer O'Neill Nikki Piercy Rudy Rasberry Julie Severns Mark Snider Bryon Sparks 21 I just over threw Russia. Tracy clowning around again. J.H. Volleyball Cheerleaders First Row Anne Gallman Second Row: Kim Baldauf and Traci Clay Third Row: Lisa Crider Kneeling: Traci Clay, Katrinia Harner, Andie Wilkins, Julie Severns, and Jennifer O'Neill Standing: Coach Miss Miller, Anne Gallman, Tammy Ziegenbusch, Sheila Boyer, Tonya Jilek, and Bridget Hunt 22 23 Kneeling: Tracy Mullins, Julie Severns, Sheila Boyer, Tammy Ziegenbusch, Andie Wilkins, Anne Gallman, Jennifer O'Neill, Bobbi Freewalt. Standing: Julie Hamilton, Katrina Harner, Lisa Crider, Heather Jones, Bridget Hunt, Nikki Piercy, Coach Charlie Miller. Girl's Basketball The junior high girl's basketball team, coached by Charlie Miller, found themselves in the middle of a winning season. Seventh ano eighth grade girls leaereo cooperation and teamwork and the benefits of both. Hard work, dedication, and strong desire brought this team to a successful end. Kneeling: Matt Grieshop, Scott Dicke, Shawn Engle, Ryan Trisel, Travis Hicks, Standing: Tracy Barber, Rudy Rasberry, Jeff Krugh, Coach Paul Woeste, Mark Snider, Aaron Frey, Rod Louth. Boy's Basketball Mr. Woeste and his junior high boys worked hard on the basics of basketball as they proceeded through their season. Some skills learned were passing, defense and offensive patterns, and teamwork. Boys learned to work together toward a common goal. Although the scores seldom tipped in Men don's favor the boys grew as athletes and ended the season winners. 24 Are you kidding? But it's a good book This is serious guys. What is an adjective? SPELLING BEE Jennifer O'Neill, Lisa Crider, Junior Roberts V' ' Ryan Etgen, Tiffany Hamilton. Rudy lets Mr. Woeste have it. Tracy studies hard. 26 Jennifer and Andie chow down. 27 HIGH Another year has passed through the halls of Men-don-Union and through the lives of their students. It was a year filled with excitement and good times. Students shared common memories of hectic days which started with crawling out of a comfortable bed and ended with the three o'clock bell. Scholastically the school year was successful. The scholastic bowl team proved themselves to be stiff competitors. The marching band showed everyone that they deserved the recognition given a fine band. The choir demonstrated their fine talents through enjoyable concerts. Sports played a key role in making our school year a profitable one. Everyone's a queen at Homecoming State fever catch it 28 SCHOOL new NHS members Homecoming a great time Another busy day The meaning of NHS Aren't they working hard? Who says you have to pay attention? What are you doing tonight? When the pep band plays — people listen 29 Larry Geise Guidance Counselor Maryanne Knapke Art Mr. Humerickhouse Linda Linton Librarian Mrs. Wilson FACULTY Mrs. Graham 30 Mr. Rasaewhr Mrs. Maurer Mr. Woeste Books, books, books == FACULTY Elaine Maurer English Pat Wilson Science Poul Woeste Jr. High Math, Science H.S. Spanish Julia Scott Jr. High Language Arts, Social Studies 31 Joanne Bash Home Economics Marty Heck Susan Graham Algebra I, II, Geometry Randy Humerickhouse Typing I, II, Physical Education Pat Boroff Larry Geise Dennis Hinkle Linda Linton Julia Scott Mendon-Union Schools Mendon-Union Schools Jeff Rasawehr Business, History Lee Ann Snyder Lee Ann Snyder Band, Choir Faculty 32 33 Vice President Randy Mullins Student Council John Emans Treasurer Vantage Representative Tracy Davis Kerry Walls 34 Terri Clay 35 Julie Boley Karen Fetters Randy Mullins Student Council 1,2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Girl's State 3; College Bowl 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; County Band 3, 4; Solo And Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 4; Council; Musical 1; Class Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Teacher's Aid 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Clipper Staff 1,2, 3, Editor, 4 Co-Editor; Varsity Club 3, 4; Volley-ball 1,2, 3, 4; Scorekeeper for Boy's Basket-ball 1, 2, 3, 4. Brian Boroff Class President 4; Student Council 1, 3 President; Homecoming Escort 2, 4; Prom Server 2; Teacher's Aid 1,2; Office Worker 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3; FHA 4; Varsity Club 1,3, 4; Video Camera Operator 3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain. Terri Clay Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Musical 1; Homecoming Attendant 3; Teacher's Aid 4; Pep Club 1, 2; FHA 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's Basketball Stat. 4. Tracy Davis Class Secretary 1,2; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; College Bowl 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3 Council, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3; County Band 2, 3; Solo and Ensemble 3; Class Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Teacher's Aid 1; Pep Cjlub 1, 2, 3; Clipper Staff 1,4; Varsity Club 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 1, 4; Softball 1, 3 Co-Captain, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 co-Captain; M.A C. Honorable Mention Basketball 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. John Emans Class Treasurer 2; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 4 President; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Boy's State 3, Hugh O'Brian Leadership Seminar 2; Band 1; Class Play 3; Homecoming Escort 3; Pep Club 1,2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Video Camera Operator 4, Cross Country 3; Baseball 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, Band 1,2; Flag Girl 1,2; Prom Server 2; Teacher's Aid 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Clipper Staff 1; Volleyball 1,2; Cheerleader 1. Andrew Heck Teacher's Aid 1; Pep Club 1; Cross Country 1; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. Sharon Kill Class President 1, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 President; College Bowl 3, 4; Band 1, Pep Band 1; County Band 1; Class Play 3; Teacher's Aid 1; Office Worker 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3; Softball 1,3 Co-Captain, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, District 8 All Star 3 2nd Team, 4; M.A.C. All Star Team 3; M.A.C. Honorable Mention 4; Boys Basketball Stat. 3, 4 Dennis Kohorst Class Vice President 2, 3; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4 Council; Pep Band 2, 3, 4, County Band 4, Solo and Ensemble 4, Choir 1,2; Musical 1; Class Play 3; Teacher's Aid 4, Baseball 1. Gerald Kohorst Class President 2; Vantage Class Vice President 3, 4; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1; Teacher's Aid 2; Librarian 2. Patricia Krick Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 4 Secretary Treasurer; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Council; Flag Girl 1,2, 3, 4, Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Solo And Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Musical 1; Class Play 3; Office Worker 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Clipper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Manager; Varsity Club 3, 4; Softball 1; Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4, Boys Basketball Stat 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Tony Louth V.I.C.A. 3, 4. 36 Class Vice President 4 Teresa Now Class President 3, Class Secretary 1, 2, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1,2; Homecoming 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Varsity Club 1,3, 4, Volleyball 1,3, 4; Softball 1, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Boys Basketball Stat. 4, Cheerleader 1, 2. Brett Rasawuhr V.I.C.A. 3, 4. Carole Schacht National Honor Society 3, 4; Choir 1, Solo and Ensemble 1, Class Play 3; Teacher's Aid 2, 3; Office Worker 3; Clipper Staff 3, Photography Editor, 4 Co-Editor; Varsity Club 2; Cross Country Stat. 1; Cheerleader 1, 2. Jeff Snider Student Council 1; Band 1,2, Homecoming Escort 4, Prom Server 2; Librarian 1; V.I.C.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1; Basketball 1. Nathan Thatcher Class Vice President 1. Kerry Walls Vantage Representative 4, Student Council 1; Choir 1 Council; Musical 1; Homecoming Escort 1,4, Pep Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2; V.I.C.A. 3, 4 Vice President; Basketball I, 2, 3. Pam Williams Class Treasurer 1; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 1,4 Queen; Prom Server 2; Pep Club 1, 2; O.E.A. 3, 4; Clipper Staff 1, 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain; M.A.C. Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Basketball Stat 3. SENIOR INDEX ACROSS CLUES DOWN CLUES 3. JULIE 1. ANDREW 5. SHARON 2. RANDY 6. PATRICIA 4. DENNIS 8. TERESA 7. GERALD lO. PAM 9. BRETT 12. NATHAN 1 1 . JOHN 14. CAROLE 13. TERRI 16. JEFF 15. BRIAN 18. KERRY 17. TRACY 20. KAREN 19. TONY 37 From the beginnings in kindergarten through the end of high school, this year's senior class saw many changes. Little boys and girls, dependent on others, grew to be self-sufficient men and women. Clothing styles changed from cuffed blue jeans and tennis shoes to faded jeans and unlaced high tops. Hair styles shortened for the boys and became more free-looking for the girls. By the time their senior year came, sculptured hair, jams, and old-fashioned shoes were the new fad. Seniors anxiously awaited their day. Twelve years had passed from that first day in first grade, and on May 31, 1987 this years senior class became a part of Men-don-Union's memory. These students had spent many years preparing for their futures. From 180 days left in their high school career to graduation many decisions faced them Senior pictures had to be taken, announcements ordered, senior memory books filled in with autographs and interests before this eventful year ended. These individual activities were enjoyed by all. Class meetings were held where seniors chose the class motto, song, flowers, and colors. As the year wound down decisions had to be made as to whether or not graduates were going to college or finding a job. All these things ended an eventful and fulfilling high school career. 39 If You Think ... If you think you are beaten, you are. If you think that you dare not, you don't, If you'd like win, but you think you can't It's almost certain you won't. If you think you'll lose, you've lost, For out in the world you'll find Success begins with a fellow's will — It's all in the state of mind. If you think you are out-classed, you are; You've got to think high to rise; You've got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life's battles don't always go To the stronger or faster man; But sooner or later the man who wins Is the man who thinks he can. — Author Unknown. A LITTLE BIT OF JAPAN Natsuko Soto Natsuko Sato came to Mendon from a suburb in Tokyo, Japan. While attending Mendon High she became involved in student life. She became a part of the choir and the basketball team. Although Natsuko was quiet she enjoyed the excitement of being a fan at sporting events. Natsuko met many new people and made friends with them. Her difficulty with the language didn't seem to stop her from fitting into school life. While our new found friend was only here a short time many students and staff accepted her as one of our own. 40 Special times at Mendon highlighted another exciting year. Student life was made more enjoyable with Halloween dress-up. Participants dressed in their favorite costumes to entertain anxious overlookers. Homecoming festivities made student life more interesting. Queen candidates, escorts, and the student body became involved in the fun. Juniors honored their senior guests with a masquerade party. Giant masks transformed the gym into a ballroom. The special times ended with the senior's final farewell. Graduation drew another year to a successful close. Who said Shakespeare was here? STUDENT LIFE Danny and Heidi enjoy the dance. The gang is all here. Mrs. Snyder and her best buddy. John busy at work. Seniors dress up for Halloween. 41 Freshman, Jennifer Fox Sophomore, Heidi Laux HOMECOMING Junior, Paula Stant 42 The Royal Kiss. 1987 Homecoming Queen and her Court As 1987 began students cast their ballots for the 1987 Homecoming court. On January 20 anxious junior and senior high students cast ballots for the queen and her attendants. Afternoon announcements revealed the Homecoming royalty: Teresa Now, Tracy Davis, Pam Williams, Paula Stant, Heidi Laux, and Jennifer Fox. The following weeks were filled with anticipation. Students anxiously awaited the announcement of the senior girl would reign over the dance on Saturday night. 1987 Basketball fans watched as outgoing queen, Debbie Grieshop, crowned Pam Williams as the new queen. The queen and her court posed, as proud parents snapped pictures. Pam Williams and her escort, Jeff Snider, led the court to the royal seats where they reigned over the festivities. 43 Queen, Pnm Williams 1986 Queen Crowns 1987 Queen Jennifer Fox and escort Scott Edgecomb Heidi Laux and escort Danny Stant Paula Stant and escort Steve Baldauf HOMECOMING Dancers enjoy a quiet moment Which one do you pick? Get Down!! Queen Pam poses with court and Escort. Teresa Now and Escort Kerry Walls Tracy Davis and Escort Brian Boroff Students came to Saturday night's dance to share good times with good friends. Valentine decorations shimmered as couples danced to popular tunes. WCSM provided entertainment as students got down to tunes like, I Want to Love You Down and Living on a Prayer . As the evening wound down guests began slipping out the doors, adorned with the decorations which filled the gym. Those who remained danced on dreading the end of another homecoming. As the clock struck eleven weary couples filed out with the anticipation of next year's homecoming. 1987 Queen Pam Williams and Escort Jeff Snider Pam and Jeff enjoy the dance. 45 Thrilled, aren't you? Men were MADE to serve women SPIRIT Mode in the shade Latest styles. Nice legs Ghost of Mr. Rosawehr. FOR Ready for the sun and fun. THE FUN OF IT! Wouldn't one skirt go all the way around? One in every crowd. Spirit week is a week full of tun and excitement to raise the school spirit of the student body. The cheerleaders, both J.V. and Varsity, spent many Saturday afternoons and endless hours after school organizing this special week. The week started on Monday with Sweat day and the motto Make the Wildcats sweat. On Tuesday students saw the best of the worst, as the student body participated in Nerd day. Also the upperclassmen bought the freshman and sophomores as their personal slaves. On Wednesday, the Hawaiian in all of us came out as we saw the best of the beach bums. Also, the freshman and sophomores had their chance at revenge as the upperclassmen were auctioned off as slaves. Thursday was the day of the Varsity girl's tournament so everyone dressed in their Sunday Best. On Friday, everyone showed their school spirit by dressing up in their best blue and gold. Everyone participated in the musical chairs either as an active participant or as an observant watcher. Later that day, the student body participated in the pep assembly, organized by the cheerleaders. Here, names were drawn to cream the coaches with whipped cream filled plates. The whipped cream filled plates were rubbed on the faces of our favorite coaches. How did it feel Mr. Nuttle, Mr. Humerickhouse, Mr. Woeste, and Mr. Rasawehr? Was it a sticky situation? 47 Only Julie knows where the camera is. But mommy told me never to let it go to my head. Ghouls, ghosts, gobblins, and various other costumed individuals crowded into the gymnasium to frighten and entertain an anxious audience. Students who wore costumes paraded on the gym floor while a panel of judges chose the best costumes. The class with the most participants was awarded a delicious cake. Halloweeners in grades seven through twelve were judged as a group. Overall winners for the best costume were cone-heads Nicole Brown and Valerie Engle. Farmer Brown, Molly, and Bossie, alias Holly Steiner, Brian Boroff, and Puka, took second honors, while Mike Dicke, dressed in drag, copped third place. HALLOWEEN FUN On May 16th the cold dark walls of the Mendon High School Gym were transformed into a Midnight Masquerade. The gym was filled with the sound of today's recent hits, played by the Z-Man. Everyone enjoyed getting down to that high tech sound. At midnight the dance was history and everyone went to the Lake Front Racquet and Health Club in Celina, until six o'clock A.M. They then headed home to bed for the rest of the day. 1986-1987 49 Brian says Thanks. Prom Servers Prom----------- Scott and Diana dance the night away. Mr. Hinkle and wife get down. Queen and King dance. Mr. Nuttle enjoys a dance. Dancers enjoy Midnight Masquerade All taking a rest. You must be kidding?! Doug enjoys the dance. 1987 — 1 I Queen Teresa and King Brian Chris and Jodi enjoy a dance. 51 Brian Boroff and date Shaune Kline Nathan Thatcher and date Teresa Now Dianne Godwin Pom Williams and date Jeff Henderson Kerry Walls and date Heidi Laux PROM John Emans and date Katie Gallman 52 Doug Frey and date Tina Denham Robert Sheets and date Valerie fcngle Paula Stant and date Kenny Hamer Jodi Adams and date Chris Welker Diana Trisel and date Scott McMichael Jolie Boley and date Jeff Farmer 53 GRADUA TION 54 Is this for real? i Teresa Now ; k Julie Boley State Superintendent: Frank Walters Terri Clay Pam Williams Patricia Krick 1987 55 Am I dreaming? Anticipation. GRADUATION 56 1987 Kerry Walls Gerald Kohorst Randy Mullins Tony Louth Brett Rasawuhr Finally made it. The brothers wait. HIGH SCHOOL Sports at M.U.H.S. Sports at Mendon-Union was to tip the scales in their direction, disappointing in many ways; how- Many times the opponents gained ever, many aspects were positive the favor, but that didn't stop our and fulfilling. Although the final players from fighting to the end. scores left Mendon on the low side Team spirit and school spirit ran many times, athletes grew as indi- high throughout each season. We viduals and team members. Vol- at Mendon-Union salute our ath-leyball players, basketball players, letes. and softball players worked hard Mendon-Union Pirates You guys drive me up the wall Get out of my way! 58 SPORTS Hi, Momf Reach out and touch someone Kick up your heels. Watch out here I come! Kill does it again. 59 Paula sets one over. Terri's ready to do the bump. 60 Brian lets one fly. The Heckster throws up a paper. Michelle rips one down. J. C. is ready to go. Davis makes a pass. Sharon pumps one in. 61 IF THE SHOE FITS Please don't curse that boy down there; He is my son, you see; He’s only just a boy, you know, He means the world to me. I did not raise my son, dear fan. For you to call him names; He may not be a super-star, But these are high school games. So, please don’t knock those boys down there. The do the best they can; They’ve never tried to lose a game, They’re boys, and you're a man. This game belongs to them, you see, You’re really just a guest; They do not need a fan that gripes. They need the very best. If you have nothing nice to say. Please leave the boys alone; And, if you’ve forgotten your manners. Why don't you stay at home! So, please don't curse those boys down there, Each one’s his parents’ son: And win or lose or tie, you see, To us, they’re number one!! 62 Julie Boley Brian Boroff Terri Clay Sharon Kill John Emans Tracy Davis Patricia Krick Teresa Now Pam Williams 63 JR. VARSITY and VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The 1986-87 Volleyball season started under the supervision of Coach Jill Bacuom. Conditioning started the season for two hours everyday for a couple of weeks before our first game, while others were getting back into the swing of school again. It was a struggle to keep our energy level up when there were three matches to be played against a tuff teom in the M.A.C. or F. A C. The record was not indicative of individuals success one such success was the win over the New Noxville Rangers our first win in the M A C. in several years. The Lady Pirates were led by Seniors: Terri Clay, Julie Boley, Tracy Davis, Patricia Krick, Teresa Now, and Pam Williams who tried their hardest to keep team spirit up though out the unfortunate season. The J.V. team started out with a few setbacks, but in the end they made the most of their situation meant they had a better season than they had expected of themselves and the coach As their season progressed each team member learned to play together to make a team If they keep playing as a team it will be an even better season next year. Good Luck next season. Kneeling: Anna Welker, Paula Stant, Jodi Adams, Julie Boley, and Patricia Krick Standing: Terri Clay, Tracy Davis, Michelle Derossett, Kelly Duff, Teresa Now, Pam Williams, and Coach Jill Bacuom This one will serve them right. Sock it to 'em 64 Backoff Anna this ones mine. I got it covered. No Problem! Duff does it again. Way to go Kneeling: fcmily Zeigenbusch, Jodi Adams, and Jodi Grieshop Standing: Anessa Hamilton, Anna Welker, and Kari McGillvary 65 1986-87 Lady Pirates The 1986-87 Mendon-Union High School Girl's basketball team had a good year this year. Although they didn't win many games, they played with heart throughout the whole season. Starting practice in November, the girls had to adjust to their new coaches. Coach Miller, and Coach Sutton. After a month of practice the girls opened their season and continued their good play until the end of the season. Kneeling: Paula Stant, Sharron Godwin, Shaune Kline, Heide Laux, Emily Ziegen-busch. Standing: Jennifer Fox, Annesa Hamilton, Jill Emans, Holly Steiner, and Coach Ann Sutton. It helps if you leave your eyes open, Michelle. Emily drives down the lane. Missy brings the ball up court. 66 Kneeling: Paula Stant, Tracy DAvis, Sharon Kill, Teresa Now, Pam Williams, Holly Steiner. Standing Coach Don Miller, Diana Trisel, Michelle Derossett, Jennifer Kill, Kelly Duff, Heide Laux, Jill Emans, and Asst. Coach Miller. 67 Kneeling: Asst. Coach Rasawehr and Coach Humerickhouse. Standing: Brian Boroff, Tom George, Scott Edgecomb, Eric Goodwin, Doug Frey, John Hesse, John Crider, Mike Koesters, John Emans, Mike Heck, Danny Stant, and Scotty Mayes. Looking for the open man. 68 Boy's Basketball This year the Pirates went 4 and 17, but the record doesn't reflect how hard the boys worked. Starting the last two weeks of October they were in the gym at 6:00 in the morning for conditioning, preparing themselves for their first game against Crestview. After overcoming many obstacles in the middle of the season the team performed its best at Ridgemont and from then on they didn't lose their composure. The J.V. record was 5 and 14. They were hurt because key players on the J.V. team were needed to play half of the varsity game and at times were greatly at a disadvantage. The Heckster intimidates the Blue Jays. Somebody stop that ball. Trapped with no place to go. 69 Girls Softball The 1987 Mendon-Union High School Girls Softball team completed their regular season with a 5-6 record. They were led by Coach Linda Wilson. Teresa Now led the team in hits with a batting average of .533. Most stolen bases went to Tracy Davis with Jennifer Kill following closely behind. Sharon Kill came away with the most RBI's, while her sister Jennifer was voted best defensive player. Kari McGillvary was chosen most improved player for the second year in a row. Although their record was 5-6, the girls ended their season with a feeling of accomplishment and hope for the coming season. Our star pitcher and third basemen 70 The speedster on the bosepoth The middle of the mighty Pirates Sharon drives one out The 1987 Girls Softball Team. 71 SPIRIT BOOSTERS 1986-1987 Cheerleaders First Row: April Etgen Second Row: Jodi Grieshop and Krissy Smith Third Row: Lori Heppeard and Jennifer Fox 72 Statisticians Jennifer Kill, Sharon Kill, Julie Boley, Patricia Krick, Teresa Now. Jill Emans. and Natsuko Soto Jodi Grieshop, Tonya Hicks, and Anna Welker 73 Organizations 74 Mendon band goes to state 75 Row 1: Josh Sullinger, Tonya Jilek, Lisa Crider, Katrina Harner, Tammy Ziegenbusch, Ryan Lauth, Sheila Boyer Row 2: James Thomas, Sanford Kohorst, Denise Barber, Matt Krogman, Sharron Godwin, Emily Ziegenbusch, Aaron Frey. Mrs. Snyder Row 3: John Crider, Dennis Kohorst, Tracy Davis, Patricia Krick, Julie Boley, Julie Sullinger, Tonya Hicks Row 4: Annessa Hamilton, Sean Crider, Jeff Krugh, Jimmy Painter, Doug Frey, Travis Hicks, Holly Steiner Flags: Kneeling: Jimmy Painter Standing: Annessa Hamilton, Patricia Krick, Holly Steiner Percussion: Kneeling: Tracy Davis, Tonya Hicks, Julie Boley Standing: Matt Krogman, Travis Hicks, Jeff Krugh, Doug Frey, Sean Crider 76 Pep Bond: Standing: Matt Krogman, Dennis Kohorst. Sanford Kohorst. Aaron Frey, Holly Steiner, Emily Ziegenbusch Sitting: Denise Barber, James Thomas, Josh Sullinger, Julie Boley, Doug Frey, Sharron Godwin, Julie Sullinger Mendon-Union First Mini Marching Band Member: Jimmy Painter Seniors; Tracy Davis, Patricia Krick, Julie Boley, Dennis Kohorst Officers: First Row: Emily Ziegenbusch, Ancssa Hamilton, Tammy Ziegenbusch Second Row: John Crider, Dennis Kohorst, and Aaron Frey 77 Blow your guts out guys. Eosgerly waiting. Which one do I choose ? Get it right guys. tTfciri Attention! Band competitions really let one know how good they are, and the band found out they were winners. Marching only seven woodwinds, fourteen Brass, five drummers, and three flags they did extremely well. When it really came down to it, it didn't matter how many people were in the band, it was the amount of effort and spirit that was put into things. These people are overflowed with effort and spirit. Congratulations and Good luck next year! 78 CHOIR 1986-87 First Row: Patricio Krick, Julie Boley, Terri Clay. Second Row: Sean Crider, Jason Boroff, Junior Roberts, Scott Dicke, Scott Krogman, Scott Altenbach, Mrs. Snydre. Third Row: Tammy Ziegenbusch, Sheila Boyer, Angie Dobransky, Bridget Hunt, Ryan Trisel, Eric Sprague. Fourth Row: Tonya Jilek, Dianne Godwin, Chris Strawn, Rita Rasawuhr, Josh Sullinger, Shad Stant. Fifth Row: Greg Matthews, Bryon Sparks James Thomas, E.J. Hunt, Heather Jones, Travis Hicks. 79 The Student Council First Row: John Emons Second Row: Jill Emans, Sheila Boyer, Lisa Crider Third Row: Jennifer Fox, Diana Trisel, Tracy Davis Fourth Row: Mr. Schacht, Patricia Krick, John Hesse. Emily Ziegen- busch, Mr. Nuttle Office Aides Front Row: Holly Steiner, Patricia Krick Back Row: Cherry Green, Denise Barber, Carol McGillvory, Dianne Godwin, Tracy Naseman I Library Aides Rudy Rasberry, Bryon Sparks, Mrs. Linton, April Etgen, Heather Jones Teacher Aides Top to Bottom: John Crider, Terri Clay, Karen Fetters, Lori Hep-peard, Julie Boley 80 Dennis Kohorst Mr. and Mrs. Kohorst and Sanford Mr. Geise and John Crider Back Row: Scott Mayes, Mike Koesters, John Crider, Doug Frey, Diana Trisel Front Row: John Emans, Carole Schacht, Pam Williams, Sharon Kill, Tracy Davis, Julie Boley, Dennis Kohorst, and Advisor Mrs. Maurer Pom Williams Sharon Kill National Honor Society The National Honor Society is founded upon the principles of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Throughout the year the members are actively involved in displaying these characteristics: Bake Sale, serving at the Senior Citizen's Day Dinner, and in the end eating at The Orchard Tree in Celina to honor the Senior members and elect officers for the next year. Carole Schacht Dennis Kohorst and John Crider Probationary Members Sanford Kohorst, Jennifer Kill, Tom George, Nancy Sprague, Heidi Laux, ond Jill Emans 81 Mr. Nuttle congratulates award winners. Carole receives honors. Awards night saw a full agenda. Students received honors for perfect attendance, Student Council, and academics. Service awards were also given at that time. Many awards were bestowed to deserving students for time and effort well spent. 82 Mr. Nuttle congratulates Sharon. Deserving seniors were awarded scholarships by area clubs and organizations. These scholarships were awarded for academic excellence and need. Roebuck Scholarship: Sharon Kill Julie Boley Dennis Kohorst Pam Williams Lions Club Scholarship: Pam Williams Civic Club Scholarship: Patricia Krick Sharon receives an honor. Mrs. Maurer congratulates NHS students. 83 A WARDS NIGHT 1987 It's mine! Building to a let down. Carole and Dianne work on Clipper. Don't fall, Julie! 84 Junior cracks a book. Heather finishes her geography. Sew what! 85 UNDERCLASSMEN For one hundred eighty-one days freshmen through juniors share the same building for seven hours each day. Although activities gravitate toward groups the individual student creates the chem- istry that makes Mendon-Union unique. Students become involved in daily activities just for the fun of it. This involvement makes our school an unusual place. Can't sew without thread! The bigger the better! Are we still on page 48? 86 87 CLASS OF First row: John Crider Second row Michelle Derossett, Diana Trisel, and Kelly Duff Third row: Advisor; Miss Miller, and Eric Goodwin Jodi Adams Steve Baldauf Scott Bell Gary Clark John Crider Shawn Daisy Michelle Derossett Mike Dicke Kelly Duff Darrel Etgen David Freels Doug Frey 88 Give me that ball! The Junior Class of Mendon-Union I ligh School is thankful for its educational chances. The class, over the course of many years of work hopes to graduate and use their skills for the betterment of society. During the 1987 school year, they oversaw the planning and building of the 1987 prom — Midnight Masquerade'', nothing that the class did would have been attained without the help of the teaching staff and many friends. The class of 1988 wishes the graduating seniors good luck in the future and thanks them for all the memories. Dianne Godwin Eric Goodwin John Hesse Dawn Hunt Frank Klausing Mike Koesters Cory McMichael Scotty Mayes Tammy Naseman Matt Norris Rita Rasawehr Denise Seibert Robert Sheets Scott Sprague Paula Stant Chris Strawn Julie Sullinger Jenny Thompson 89 Rub Abrumavich Denise Barber Donna Bess Nicole Brown racy Carpenter Jill Emans Valerie Engle April Etgen Aendy Frank itie Gallman ’om George di Grieshop Sophomore Who has the ball. Getting into the swing of things was no problem for the Sophomores as their second year of high school was soon underway. They faced many new roles and responsibilities. The classes may have been a little tougher, but the pressures from the upperclassman were not as great. They found that they breathed a little easier when they passed the older kids in the hall, knowing that because they were SOPHOMORES they would not get picked on (or at least not as much). Many found their sophomore year as an in-between year. They did succeed in finding their place as the year progressed. This was done by closing the memorable doors to the past, while at the same time opening many new doors to an exciting future. Lori Heppard Tonya Hicks Jennifer Kill Sandford Kohorst Heidi Laux Michelle Louth Kari McGillvary Tracy Naseman David Now Chris Piercy Sherry Roberts Tammy Smith Nancy Sprague Norma Stansberry Danny Stanl Anna Welker Adam Williams Emily Ziegenbusch 91 CLASS OF First Row; Holly Steiner Second Row. Scott Edgecomb and David Krogman Third Row. Jennifer Fox and Anessa Hamilton Fourth Row. Advisor, Mrs. Wilson Troy Adams Scott Edgecomb Robbie Emans Joe England Jennifer Fox Mike Freels Sharron Godwin Cherry Green Anessa Hamilton Klint Harner Mike Heck Les Klausing 92 Freshmen Another scrumpcious lunch. Anessa and Holly dreaming. Through the eyes of the freshmen, high school took on a whole new outlook. The responsibilities created pressure, yet school was fun. Students started the year on the bottom of the totem pole, but worked their way up before long. They soon realized life as a freshmen wasn't so bad. Although the freshmen year seemed like starting all over again, the time flew by quickly and they were soon anticipating the thrill of being a sophomore. Come on guys! Jennifer lets Mr Woeste have it Shaune Kline Angie Krick David Krogman Matt Krogman Norman Norris Darrel Seibert 93 VANTAGE Nate and Tony Scott and Brett Andy Gerald Steve, Cory, and Mike Dave Pam Paula Darrell Frank 94 PATRONS Baker Electric The Barr Store Division of W.R. Thomas Stores Burd's Specialized Gifts Male Fashion — His and Her's Mark Muffler and Tire Miller's Sporting Goods Simplicity Salon Wilson Shoe Store Coffee Shop Goldstein's Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rickard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rasawuhr Mr. and Mrs. Mike Boley Julie Boley and Tonya Jilek Mr. and Mrs. Ed Frey Mr. and Mrs. Mike Barber Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis and Tracy Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kennedy Trula Wyerick Stanley Home Products 268-2002 Doggon' Low Prices At: MENDON DISCOUNT GROCERY Robin Burris and Julie Boley Jerry Rolsten FORD MERCURY LINCOLN REINEKE-MITCHELL. INC 2225 St. Rt 703 East Celina. Ohio 45822 (419) 586-5191 Lynk's Seed WOLFFS TIRE, INC. iratulations 87 Grads 301 S. Walnut Street Celina, Ohio 45822 CASEY JONES 438 E. Market Street Celina, OH 586-4046 DON CHAPMAN Body Paint Shop 1113 W. Logan St. CELINA. OHIO 45822 RHONE 586-3639 — For a Fun Time — Plan A Skating Party! DALLfib Ceiina Roller Rmk lvV irr St. Rt. 197. Celina. Ohio A Phone 586-5037 Ik IKcndou Wmm'i Chuc CM COMPLIMENTS OF CASA RODRIGUEZ AUTHENTIC MEXICAN FOODS 586-6548 202 W. Logan Celina, Ohio 45822 c CENTRAL INSURANCE COMPANIES Home Oft - Ven Wert. Ohio 45891 Phone (4 1 9) 795-4 1 85 I Jim’s Harley-Davidson Sales Motorcycle Sales and Service GUIEK’S POWER DIGGING ALL TYPES OF EARTH MOVING - DIGGING - HAULING 10«� 1 C4S. RT. 1S7 MEND ON, OHIO 45862 JIM 8c PHYL GODWIN OWNERS BOX 166. RT. 707 MENDON. Ohio 45862 CONSOLIDATED - HUNTER HEATING PLUMBING Inc. 334 Godfrey Avenue CELINA, OHIO 45822 Ph. 586-3273 Emergency 795-5455 DIAMOND SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY 1224 South Shannon Street Post Office Box 447 Van Wert, Ohio 45891 (419) 238-2356 SINGER APPROVED DEALER Duerr’s Sewing Center 112 W. Market, Celina 586-2140 FLAT LANDS SUPPLY WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL PLUMBING SUPPLIES WILLIAMS STREET VENEDOCIA, OHIO 45894 PHONE (419) 667-2126 I y (419) 667-2861 y 96 (fc 4 THE CITIZENS COMMERCIAL C BANK TRUST COMPANY ° FT RECOVf RY-CHICKAS i .a part of your life. BOCK, INC. “Complete Office Outfitters” 118 W. Fayette Street Celina, Ohio 586-7987 Austin's Country Junction Gifts — Toys — Furniture 131 S. Broadway, Spencerville LESTER J. BRANDEWIE, CLU 315 W. Logan Street Cetina, OH 45822 Phone: 586-3179 Res: 586-7818 1350 Celina Rd. St. Marys, Ohio 45885 BRODBECK’S Celina, Ohio NOW OPEN 24 HOURS! CANAL STOP PIZZA CARRY OUT BAIR PHARMACY 117th Year 101 S. Main, Celina 586-2238 120th Year 138 S. Broadway Spencerville PHONE 647-6040 finOUMt SufLfUy O mfLGSUf, CLEANING SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT P 0 BOX 1233 PHONES (419) 224 5881,222-0776 2455 CABLE COURT, LIMA, OHIO 45802 W. H. DICK SONS FUNERAL HOME (KtAWtSMAgf, FOUNDED 1913 Mendon 795-4435 Celina 586-2301 97 Warm up to higher efficiency for 1 3 less. Bard High Economy Gas Furnace DEAN HOWELL 24 hr. Emergency Service Call today for a free estimate. Ph. 586-1124 Kajon Graphics Weddings — Portraits School Graduation Photos Phone 647-4864 428 E. Fourth St. Spenrerville pn 41� saft-7503 215 W 1 St Tom Robbins — Office Mgr — V.P. Vern's Recreation I MR. Mata. Ofc� 2 S W. FAVUTTC CT. Cf LIMA. OHIO 4SU1 PMCNr. 419.5b6-5101 SOHIO' Bill’s Sohio Service 205 N. Main St. — Rockford. Ohio Telephone 363-3778 820 N Main Street Cehna OH 40822 4195862391 Donald J. Johnson Attorney at Law 113 N. Washington Street Van Wert, Ohio 45891 (419) 238-4469 POGUE'S 106 south wain C£UNA OHIO 45622 (419) 536-2516 Men's clothing specialists % ORI NTAL | 1 FORTONS 1 I tJs4r K 323 E Market Street Lf Celrrw. Ohio 419'S86-2202 People's Bank Trust Co. 114 E. Main Van Wert Ph. 238-2399 98 — PONTIUS HARDWARE CO. • 5- r | —D PHONE 363-2241 ROCKFORD. OHIO 458ft? SPROTECTORS (Jiy fr j martinet 1, enct ' 3N MAir Sr ROCnro D, Ohio 45882 (4 19i 363-2928 Ohio MUTUAL INSURANCE AND UNifF D OHIO INSURANCE ROEBUCK INSURANCE AGENCY 110 North Main Street | MENDON, OHIO 45862 Business Phone 795-4625 Home Phone 795-5202 pJJtLMIAN BAV — r aKTesi U7 LAKE SHORE DRCEL IN A. OHIO Phone 586-1664 504 S. Main Rockford. Ohio 45882 f STORE. 4 19-363-3430 -XAtflTlS I HOME 4 19-363-3926 . y Mon. 9-8, Tue� Thru Frl. 9-6 V. J PERILLO • ROCKWELL • DOLLS WIOE SELECTION PL T6S ft FIGURINES CELINA AREA’S COMPLETE BUILDING CENTER 586-2356 7:30.6:00M,, 508 • LOGAN 7:30-4:00 Sat. Rocki id fuHihex SuppEy. Out. Lumber Building Supplies Roofing - Windows - Doors - Paint Wood Steel Siding - Insulation - Plywoods Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sat. 7:30 a.m.-12 Noon 151 E. Columbia - Rockford, OH Phone (419) 363-2141 Compliments of . x Ml the DAILY STANDARD 123 E. Market St., Celina, O. 586-2371 __ Utm AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY STORES 443 W. Logan 586 2375 ONE HOUR DELUXE DRY CLEANERS 586-3385 219 E. Main St. Celina, Ohio The 1987 Clipper Staff wishes to congratulate the 1987 graduates. ‘r= LAUDICK’S JEWELRY 130 E. Main Street Phone: 238-2266 Van Wert — ai 99 Compliments Of... a T SOHIO Tom and Jerry Clay - Owners Around the car service, Atlas Tires, Batteries, and Accessories 795-3105 MENDON, OHIO Main St., Mendon Compliments of ... The Mendon Lions Club (O w Office: 394-2331 C)cttij A eat due. Home: 394-7075 HOURS: Mon.-Wed. 8 om-9 pm Grand lake SI Marys. Ohio Tues.Thurs.-Frl. 8-6; Sal. 8-4 1445 Ceiina Road Kentucky Fried Chicken 203 W. Logan St. Ceiina, Ohio 45822 Phone (419) 586-7036 Chicken Experts Do Chicken Right!” FRED G. HIRSCHFELD ATTORNEY AT LAW lie BAST MARKET STREET CEL1NA. OHIO 45822 AREA CODE 419 596-2154 586-2323 Holcomb's Educational Materials Michelle Clune, Sales Representative 4132 St. Johns Rd. New Bremen, Ohio 45869 w - Lake Shore Realty 222 East m «kCT Street Cccna Ohio 45022 Business 4!9i 586 6427 RESIDENCE 14191 586 5894 KENNEDY-KUHN, INC. 1042 S WASHINGTON ST . VAN WERT. OHIO 45891 PHONE (419) 238-1299 Across from fairgrounds John Deer soles ond service V- 100 JACKSON 1130 W. Logan St. CBLXNA, OHIO 43822 Phono (419) 386-1681 JAMES P. HOGAN ATTORNEY AT LAW 118 N. MAIN ST. P.O. BOX 24 PHONE CELINA, OHIO 45822 419:586-7171 KETCHAM'S FURNITURE S FLOOR COVERINGS 197 S MAIN ST. PHONE 363-398 1 ROCKFORD. OHIO 45882 FOR AN APPOINTMENT KOZY KORNER Restaurant MOtm. 793 4101 Compliment of JACOBS' JEWELRY Cellna Keepsaku Diamonds Utl p Cora LARRY HESSE .149 South Main T’Ww ’7 Rockford. OH 45882 ir-SURANCE (419) 363-3292 AaNCY V J. B. Tractor Repair 7239 St. Rt. 707 Ph. 795-3335 —— — — Drake Shaffer, Inc. 101 N. Main Street Mendon, Ohio Telephone 795-4165 KAREN’S STYLE STATION Hair Care By: Carol, Sheryl, and Leigh Ann Mendon. Ohio 795-3631 Logan Furniture Complete home furnishings Carpet and linoleum Rt. 703 W. St. Marys 394-2716 Yeleflex 1265 industrial Avenue Van Wert. Ohio 4S891 _ wmn RILEY CHEVROLET Phone: Rockford, 363-3242 Ohio Mendon Auto Sales Galen McMichael 795-7252 Cold Beer, Wine, Pop, Ice, Party Supplies TOM S CARRY-OUT 586-4703 | 128 N. Enterprise Celina, Ohio 45822 IS] P€PS a McJf ,CHo|ce of a mgw gengration: HANSEL’S RECREATION Go Where the Action Is Mendon 795-6321 Venetian Gardens 607 W. Market Celina 586-5164 M kciMLTi ,o we � � «'•«•l,c oU! ...The Club f°’ MAURER'S HARDWARE Since 1885 Mendon. Ohio45862 Ph. 795-4415 Over 100 Years of Friendly Service 102 Meyers Pro Hardware Store Celina, Ohio Garwick's— Mem Fri. y a m. • 6 p.m. Sat.9a.m. -9p.m. Sun. 5 p.in. • 8 p.m. The Pet People R R. I MENDON. OHIO 4.5863 Phone 795-57II Galen Hesse General Carpentry Work Roofing, Siding. Insulation Free Estimates 8715 Denny Road Mendon, Ohio 45862 (419) 795-4983 Compliments of VIVIAN FRANK- STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS Wright State University Lake Campus Si. Hi 703E CHINA. OHIO 45 22 Ph. 5Xt -2.to5 REX WELDING STEEL - ALUMINUM - CAST AIR ARC - TORCH On Site Farm Heavy Equipment Repair Fabrication Ren V, Emani 113S Mam St. 1419) 795 5252 Mendon. Ohio 45862 Compliments of ... Band Boosters Dennis, Patricia, Julie, Tracy Mid-America School of Driving 123 E. Court St., Bowling Green (419) 353-0213 Rockford Eagles 1292 Rockford, Ohio 45882 OVISCO 217 S. Cherry St. Celina, Ohio Ph. 586-1255 Stran Builders 1202 Industrial Dr. Von Wert, Ohio Steele's Automotive Service Celina, Ohio 45822 586-3258 103 HAIL, ALMA MATER Hail, Alma Mater, Till our hearts with singing. Colors of blue and gold. Hear our voices ringing. Firm is our faith in thee Through defeat and victory. Hail Thee, oh Mendon High! FIGHT SONG — ACROSS THE FIELD We're the Mendon Pirates That you hear so much about. We will show you how to score In basketball and shout Rah! Rah! Rah! We will dribble do wn the floor. Then we'll show you ho-ow to score. Hail! Hail! For Mendon High — We're the best team in the land. GO! FIGHT! GO! FIGHT! WIN! V-l-C-T-O-R-Y Victory Victory Mendon High! 104 9