Miller City High School - MCANN Yearbook (Miller City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1980 volume:

MCANN1980 Rising to the challenge. Rising to the Challenge TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty......... Seniors............. .5 13 .79 102 103 113 Index Elementary '% S: V . • - Organizations. . . . Underclassmen ..........49 Athletics 67 Activities 3 DEDICATION The annual staff would like to dedi- cate McAnn 1980 to all the people who work behind the scene to keep our school running smoothly. To the bus drivers who transport us safely to school through snow, sleet and rain. To the secretaries who manage the day-to-day business. To the cooks who prepare tasty meals. And lastly to the janitors who clean up after us. We extend our thanks to all of these people and hope they continue to do a terrific job in the coming years. They help us through the years, teaching not only the proper usage of their and there but also the true meaning of the words fair and share. They do a superb job handling this challenge. From everyone, they deserve our wholehearted thanks. School Board Seated: Mr. Joseph Lammers, Treasurer; Mr. John Alt, President; Mr. Rich- ard Barlage, Vice-President. Standing. Mr. William Hermiller, Mr. Kenneth Vennekotter. Mrs. Helen Aelker— Personal Typing Mrs. Angela Alafa — Bilingual Teacher's Aid Mr. Kent Arthur —Industrial Arts 1,2, Mrs. lantha Barlage — Senior IOE, Miss Deb Company — ACP 3,4 Recordkeeping, Consumer Education Mr. Daniel Kern — junior IOE, Driver's Education Mrs. Denise Kreinbrink — Librarian, English 7,11 Mr. Glenn Lavan — )r. High Science, Earth Science Mr. Paul Lenz — Algebra 1,2; Sr. Math, Trig Calc, Advanced Math n Mr. Dennis Mumaw — General Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics Mr. Kevin McGlaughlin — Physical Mrs. Mary fane Miller— Home Education 7,8,9,10, Health Economics 1,2,3, 4 Mr. Thomas Niese — English 8,10,11,12 Mr. Steven Powell — Band, Choir, General Music 7,8 Mr. lames Raudabaugh — World History, Government, Mr. Dennis Keeker — Guidance American History Miss Judy Ruen — Art 1,2, 3; |r. High Mr. Gerald Scheele — Sociology, Art Economics, Geography, )r. High Social Studies Mr. Frank Schroeder — Vocational Agriculture 1,2,3,4 Mr. Thomas Slagel — Spanish 1,2; English 9, lournalism Mrs. Paulette Smith — )r. High Math, General Math, Geometry 9 Secretaries Below Center: Mrs. lane Dobmeyer Above: Mrs Mary Margaret Barlage Bus Drivers Kneeling: Mr. Thomas Niese, Mr. Edward Morman, Mr. Stephen Powell. Standing: Mrs. Connie Rump, Mrs. Barb Riepenhoff, Mrs. Shirley Eller- brock, Mrs. Betty Maag. Absent: Mr. Albert Barlage. 11 Cooks New-Cleveland: Marie Ellerbrock, Agnes Scheckelhoff Miller City: Mary Lou Noirot, Ethel Noirot, Rita Hermiller, lane Sullivan. Alma Jean Inkrott Custodians Cary Vernoff (N.C) Larry Gerschutz (M.C.) Pe8 Gerschutz (M.C.) At last! We've finished S twelve years of sch ooling E and are prepared to meet the M challenges we will face in the world outside of Miller City H.S. O Get ready, world. R Here come the S SENIORS! Seedlings turn over night. .. into sunflow, Row 1: Connie All, Dennis Balbaugh, Mar- tha Balbaugh, Kathy Barlage. Bill Deitering, Ron Drummelsmilh. Row 2: Shari Eller- brock. Tom Forster, Donna Frue hey. Sherry Gerdeman, Diane Ger- ten, Joe Gustwiller, larry Herniller. Row 3: Gary Heuer man, Pat Inkrott, Jua- nita Kaufman, Dave Kern, Sharon Kern. Row 4. Diane Klear, Karen Klear, Suzanne Klear, Dave Kohls, Ken Konst. Row 5: Trina Krein- brink, Mark Kuhlman, Kim Lafountain, Dave lammers, Dan Lie- brecht. Row 6: Sherri Meyer, Jeanne Morman, Dale Niese, Fay Niese, Kevin Niese. Row 7: Mike Niese, F ranc es Ordaz, Greg Palte, Jim Ricker, John Riepenhoff. Row 8: Lisa Riepen- hoff, Phil Sc hieber, Charles Sthroeder, Doug SchroecJer, Jeff Sc hroeder, Leroy Sc hroeder, Deb Ven- nekotter. Row 9: Don Vennekot- ter, Annette Verhoff, Clarence Vc� rhoff, Tim Wagner, Ben Warni- mont. Absent: Dan Bal- dridge, Steve Gilgen- bach, Jerry Klc� ar, Rim Nellissen. 14 Above: Sister Veronica Below: Sister Basil -J98C 1968 Blossoming even as.. . we gaze. srAe spsjr esi € d$w of 1980 Hey, look at those Grove Cheerleaders! If you see someone without a smile give him one of yours. SUPERJERRY to the rescue! 5 to 1 he'll make it But Sherri, I brushed my teeth, really I did STEPHAN CILGENBACH JOSEPH GUSTWILLER LAWRENCE HERMILLER GARY HEUERMAN PATRICK INKROTT JUANITA KAUFMAN DAVID KERN DAVID KOHLS KENNETH KONST 23 TRINA KREINBRINK MARK KUHLMAN SHERYL MEYER JEANNE MORMAN DANIEL LIEBRECHT KIMBERLY LAFOUNTAIN DAVID LAMMERS CATHERINA NELLISSEN DAI E ISilESE FAVNIESE KEVIN NIESE MICHAEL NIESE 27 IAMES RICKER |OHN KIEPENHOFF 30 DOUGLAS SCHROEDER IEFFREYSCHROEDER LEROY SCHROEDER DEBORAH VENNEKOTTER DONALD VENNEKOTTER ANNETTE VERHOFF CLARENCE VERHOFF TIMOTHY WAGNER BERNARD WARNIMONT SENIOR CLASS OF 1980 Advisors: Officers: Mr. Dennis Recker Don Vennekotter Mr. Thomas Niese president Kim Lafountain Motto: vice president Trina Kreinbrink Cherish Yesterday treasurer Live Today Diane Klear secretary Dream Tomorrow Flower: Color: White Rose Light Blue Tipped in Dark Blue Dark Blue Song I Want to Live Graduation Day May 23,1980 y X Honor Graduates Valedictorian • •X • • Shari T. Ellerbrock 33 «X jjjfRow 1: Sherri Meyer, Dan Liebrecht, Trina Kreinbrink, Shari Ellerbrock. Row 2: Don Vennekotter, Karen Klcar, Deb Vennekotter, Annette Verhoff, Tom Forster. £ Row 1: Lisa Riepenhoff, Karen Klear, Shari Ellerbrock, Annette Verhoff. Row 2: Don Vennekotter, Deb Vennekotter, Sherri Meyer. Hon or Socie ty Mem bers Lisa M. Riepenhoff Salutatorian The Seniors of 1980 became the fourth class from Miller City to sightsee in Chicago. Word has it that the city is amazingly still standing. Their whirlwind tour on April 25 exposed the Seniors to many different sides of the windy city. The Sky- deck of the Sears Tower offered an unu- sual perspective of the city from 1,353 feet above ground. At the Board of Trade they witnessed trading in the pits. Leisure time was spent at the Water Tower Shopping Cen- ter, shopping and eat- ing. Later the Museum of Science and Industry dazzled them with its wonders. The unavoidable long bus ride dimmed the otherwise bright day. But the Seniors, being as resourceful as ever, filled the time with games of twenty questions, cards and simply being with friends. Chicago ... Chicago ... • 1 - Our first view of Chicago! How do they clean the windows? The view from 10 floors up. Catching some V Modern Art of a loose spring? The front of the Sears Tower Honored with a whole page for myself in the annual, I want to thank all the peo- ple at Miller City who made my attendance possi- ble. All the friendly faces and smiles made me feel I was one of you. It was a great experience. If any- one of you is interested in going overseas do it because it is a life experience. Love To Everyone, Rini RINI Waiting and watching on the sidelines. Fast approaching is their year at the top. Hoping they will prove equal to the challenges they will find. u N D E R C L A S S M E 39 40 Rayl: Lori Balbaugh (Student Council) Ann Barlage Ray 2: Bonnie Barlage Karen Barlage Dave Bratton Cindy Deitering Doug Deitering Dave Ellerbrock Ray 3: Barb Cable Joe Hermiller Linda Hermiller Dave Inkrott Pam Inkrott (President) Annette Klear (Vice President) Ray 4: Annette Kleman (Treasurer) Cliff Koening Beth Kreinbrink Greg Kuhlman Kelly Lafountain Diane Lammers Ray 5: Lori LammerS Jim Leis Sue Liebrecht Daryl Maag Doug Meyer Gary Morman Ray 6: Betty Nadler Jill Niese Louie Niese Mary Jane Niese Daisy Niese Rodney Niese Ray 7: Tammy Noirol Mike Palle lanice Rieman Kathy Riepenhoff Kathy Rigg land Root Ray 8: Sandy Rosengarten Sue Rump (Secretary) Dennis Schmenk Marge Schnipke (Student Council) DuWayne Schroeder leanne Schroeder Ray 9: Karen Schroeder Lori Schroeder Marlene Schroeder Steve Schroeder Gene Siefker Laura Steffen Ray 10: Tom Stuber linda Tobe Leo Tripp Denny Vennekotter (Student Council) Wilma Vennekotter Brad Verhoff Ray 11: Greg Verhoff Diane Wagner Marty Wagner Shelly Wagner Scott Wagner Becky Warnimont Ray 12: Randy Wenzinger Debbie Westrick 4) 42 Ray 1 frank Barlage Chris Cavanaugh (Secretary) Ken Deitermg Ray 2 Doug Eller brock lac kie Erfnrcl (Treasurer) Beth Felter Tammy Fran Greg Gable Norma Gerten Ray 3: Rose Gustwiller Ginny Hermiller Howard Hermiller Tim Heuerman Diane Hoffman leff Inkrott Ray 4 lisa Inkrott Karen Kern Dale Kleman Lawrence Kleman Gary Kohls Mark lammers Ray 5: Terry lammers (Student Council) Mike Miller Frances Morman Sharon Morman Alen Niese Donna Niese (Student Council) Ray 6: Doug Niese Roy Niese Sherri Niese john Ordaz Dan Palle lori Recker Ray 7: Julie Riepenhoff Nancy Riepenhoff Shirley Rosengarlen Dean Rump laurie Schieber Patti Schnipke (President) Ray 8: Gordon Schroeder larry Schroeder Kevin Siebeneck larry Steffen Sue Stuber lisa Vennekotter (Vice President) Ray 9: Greg Wagner Val Wagner Carl Warnimont Dan Warnimont Roger Warnimont Tammy Warnimont Ray 10: Robert Wenzinger lanet Westrick Karen Westrick 43 44 Ravi: Karen Balbaugh Marsha Balbaugh Greg Barlage Kris Barlage Tony Bratton Ray 2: Laura Beming Tina Case Shelly Cavanaugh Donna Deitering (Secretary) Keith Eiden Robbie Ellerbrock Ray 3: Jeff Forster Dave Gable Norman Gerten Ken Hermiller Lois Hermiller Rose Ann Hermiller Ray 4 Jill Inkrott Brian Klear Theresa Kleman (President) Ned Kreinbrmk Chris Kuhlman leff Kuhlman Ray 5 Brenda Lammers Dale Lammers Kris lammers Tim Lehman lay Meyer Jackie Niese (Treasurer) Ray 6: Jeff Niese Tina Niese Tom Niese Irene Ochoa Glenn Richardson Carol Rieman Ray 7: Theresa Rosengarlen Tom Schieber Jerry Schmenk Doug Schnipke Bev Schroeder Karen Schroeder Ray 8 Joan Schroeder Rose Schroeder Daryl Siebeneck Connie Siefker Rick Thornton Mark Tobe Ray 9: Terry Tripp left Vennekolter (Student Council) Pam Verhoff (Student Council) Terry Wagner David Wank Gary Warnimont Ray 10: Martin Warnimont David Watson Lisa Weis (Vice President) Pam Westrick Annette Wilhelm 45 Row 1: Dave Balbaugh Row 2: Judy Barlage Carrie Burgei Row 3: Antonio Carrillo Dale Cass Jenny Deitering Row 4: Mark Deitering Sandy Dulle Lois Ellerbrock Lori Ellerbrock Row 5: Rick Cilgenbach Jeff Hermiller Lenny Hermiller Julie Inkrotl Lisa Johnston Row 6: Maryann Klear Jackie Kleman Paul Korney Alan Kruse Craig Kuhlman Mike Lammers Row 7: John Lehman Kathy Leis Karen Liebrecht Lisa Miller Rick Niese Natalie Noirot Jim Richardson Row 8: Joan Riepenhoff Tina Ruck Pam Ruhe Shelly Schieber Sue Schieber Chris Schnipke Denny Schroeder Row 9: Elaine Schroeder Lynne Steffen Joe Verhoff Kathy Wank Jim Warnimont Nathan Weis Roger Wenzinger 46 Row 1 Carol Barlage Row 2: Kevin Barlage Rick Barlage Row 3: Chris Brown Kathy Deitering Paul Gerten Row 4: Leroy Johnston Dean Kaufman John Kleman Row 5: Karen Kohls Bruce Kreinbrink Scott Kuhlman Bonnie lammers Row 6: Connie Lammers Mark Lammers Barb Lause Tom Lehman Linda Morman Row 7: Rick Morman Carla Niese Kelly Niese Pam Niese Robbie Niese Paula Ordaz Row 8 Michelle Palte Patti Ricker Jodi Rump John Schieber Mike Schieber Ron Schnipke Louise Schroeder Row 9: Mark Schroeder Scott Schroeder Brian Shafer Gail Siebeneck Dave Warnimont Paul Weis Connie Wenzinger 47 Students are bonded together by common interest, challenged by present projects, and rewarded by seeing another dream fulfilled. 0 R G A N 1 Z A T I O N S 49 Future Homemakers of America A very active year was had by the Future Home- makers of America under the leader- ship of President Kim Lafountain. They sponsored many events, including Fresh- man Initiation for new members (p. 90) , a smorgasbord (p. 90), a Mother- Daughter Tea (p. 91) , and the Annual Sweet- heart Dance (pp. 82-83). Several girls were elected to district and county offices. Marge Schnipke participated in the FHA HERO repre- sentative competi- tion. Seven Sen- iors gained their State Encounter, 16 girls received their Chapter Degrees and the Junior Degree was earned by all out- standing 27 mem- bers. c r 50 Row 1: Lori Balbaugh, Betty Nadler, Annette Klear, Ann Barlage. Karen Klear, Diane Klear. Sherry Gerdeman, Kim Lafountain, Lisa Riepenhoff, Sue Lie- brecht, Donna Niese, Lori )o Recker, Barb Gable Row 2: Martha Balbaugh, Jeanne Morman, Annette Verhoff, Fran Ordaz, Fay Niese, Juanita Kaufman, Suzanne Klear, Diane Gerten, Connie Alt, Deb Vennekotter, Marsha Balbaugh, Karen Balbaugh, Mrs Mary Jane Miller, Advisor Row 3: Jean Schroeder, Diane IToffman, Rose Schroeder, Bev Schroeder, Kris Lammers, Jackie Niese, Tina Niese, Karen Schroeder, Laura Beming, Rose Hermiller, Chris Cava- naugh, Norma Gerten, Irene Ochoa. Row 4: Nancy Riepenhoff, Sherry Niese, Julie Riepenhoff, Sharon Morman, Lisa Vennekotter, Tammy Franz, Cindy Dietenng. Becky Warnimont, Karen Barlage. Rose Gustwiller, Laura Schieber, Karen Kern, Tammy Warnimont. Row S Carol Rieman, Annette Kleman, Janet Roof, Jill Niese, Shelly Wagner, Bonnie Barlage, Linda Tobe. Mary Jane Niese, Lori Schroeder, Debbie Wesinck, Laura Steffen, Ginny Hermiller, Jackie Erford, Val Wagner. Row 6: Kris Kuhlman, Annette Wilhelm. Diane Lammers, Sandy Rosengarten, Daisy Niese, Janice Rieman, Linda Hermiller, Kathy Riepenhoff, Jeanne Schroeder, Tammy Neirot, Marge Schnipke, Shirley Rosengarten, Patty Schnipke Row 7 Lisa Weis, Teresa Kleman, Donna Dietenng, Jill Inkrott, Buffy Rosengarten, Pam Verhoff, Lois Hermiller, Connie Siefker, Kris Barlage, Pam Westnck, Brenda Lammers, Shelly Cavanaugh Row 1: Deb Vennekotter, Award of Merit Chairman; Sue Liebrecht, Treasurer; Sherry Gerdeman, Secretary; Kim Lafountain, President; Lisa Riepenhoff, Vice President; Diane Klear, Vice Presidential Aide; Karen Klear, Parlia- mentarian. Row 2: Lori jo Recker, Song Leader; Donna Niese, Photographer; Barb Gable, Sergeant at Arms; Lori Balbaugh, Pianist Coordinator; Betty Nadler, Reporter; Annette Klear, Historian; Ann Barlage, Recreation Leader. Standing: Kim Lafountain — County Recreation leader Standing: Sue liebrecht — County Treasurer. 1979-1980 OFFICERS Seated: Donna Niese — Penta District Historian. Betty Nadler — Penta District Treasurer. � --------------------------- 1st-Runner-Up District FHA Representative n---------------------- Marge Schnipke In our farming com- munity, acquiring indi- vidual skills toward becoming a successful farmer rates high in many minds. This purpose, of building farmers for the future, provides foundation for an FFA chapter. Fifty-eight members under Mr. Frank Schroeder, their new advisor, accom- plished many success- ful activities including selling fruit, a banquet and trash pick-up day. Field trips were taken by Seniors and Juniors to Homier Sons and the Farm Sci- ence Review, while the Sophomores and Freshmen toured Henry Implement to gain experience out- side of class. The chapter teams entered the Land judg- ing Contest and Parlia- mentary Procedure, returning home with the bronze. Motto: Learning to Do. Doing to Learn. Earning to Live. Living to Serve. Future Fanners Row 1: Mr. Frank Schroeder, Advisor; Pat Inkrott, Secretary; Louie Niese, Student Advisor; Clarence Verhoff, Sentinel; Dale Niese, President; Ken Konst, Vice President; Jim Ricker, Treasurer; Greg Verhoff, Reporter Row 2: Dan Palte, Charlie Schroeder, Norm Gerten, Jerry Schmenk, Marty Warnimont, Robbie Ellerbrock, Dale Lammers, Jay Meyer, Jeff Vennekotter Row 3: Allen Niese, Greg Wagner, Howard Hermiller, Carl Warni- mont, Ned Kreinbrink, |eff Niese, Greg Barlage, Doug Meyer, Denny Vennekotter, Greg Kuhlman. Row 4: Jeff Kuhlman. Kenny Hermiller, Dale Kleman, Roy Niese, Lawrence Kleman, Dave Wank, Dave Gable, Doug Dietering, Joe Hermiller, Steve Schroeder Row 5: Tom Niese, Doug Niese, Roger Warnimont, Larry Schroeder, Terry Lammers, Gary Kohls, Denny Schmenk, Frank Barlage, Dave Ellerbrock, Dave Inkrott Row 6 Ben War- nimont, Steve Gilgenbach, Larry Hermiller, Gary Heuerman, Dan Baldridge, Joe Gustwiller, Dave Kohls, Bill Dietering, Marty Wagner, Doug Schnipke. Parliamentary Procedure Team Below: Clarence Verhoff, Ken Konst, Dale Niese, Pat Inkrott Above: Seated: Clarence Verhoff, Ken Konst, Dale Niese, Pat Inkrott, Jim Ricker, Louie Niese Standing: Dave Ellerbrock, Ben Warnimont, John Riepenhoff, Charlie Schroeder, Greg Verhoff. Land Judging Team 52 Office Education Association The OEA is ded- icated to prepar- ing students for work in the busi- ness field. Four members, Suzanne Klear, Diane Gerten, Lori Balbaugh and Sue Rump participated in the Competitive Events Contest held February 2, 1980. Row 1: Janet Roof, Juanita Kaufman, Senior Secretary-Treasurer; Sherry Gerdeman, President; Suzanne Klear, Vice-President; Jill Niese, Junior Secretary-Treasurer; Becky Warnimont, Cindy Deitoring. Row 2: Mrs. lantha Barlage, Advisor; Fay Niese, Kathy Rayle, Connie Alt, Bonnie Barlage, Mary Jane Niese, Marlene Schroeder, Tammy Noirot, Lori Schroeder, Deb Westrick, Karen Barlage. Row 3: Linda Tobe, Sue Rump, Linda Hermil- ler, Donna Hughes, Lori Balbaugh, Dave Lammers, Diane Garten, Diane Klear, Martha Balbaugh, Shelly Wagner, Mr. Dan Kern, Advisor. Row 4: Daisy Niese, Sandy Rosengarten, Frances Ordaz. Marching Band 1979 Majorettes: Donna Niese, Tammy Franz, Annette Verhoff, Sue Rump, Sharon Morman, Debbie Westrick, Feature Twirler. Band: Front-Back, Row 1: Sherri Meyer, Pat Inkrott, Nancy Riepenhoff, Phil Schieber, Laura Beining, Rose Schroeder, Marsha Balbaugh, Ann Barlage, Don Vennekotter. Row 2: Barb Gable, Sharon Kern, Tim Wagner, Linda Hermiller, Kris Barlage, Brian Klear, jill Inkrott, Dean Rump, Keith Eiden, Pam Verhoff. Row 3: Theresa Rosengarten, Bev Schroeder, Pam Westrick, Brenda Lammers, Shelly Cavanaugh, Carol Rieman, Linda Tobe, Shelly Wagner, Janet Roof, Connie Siefker. Row 4: Kathy Riepenhoff, Rose Hermiller, Lisa Riepenhoff, Betty Nadler, Annette Klear, Mike Miller, Karen Klear, Karen Schroe- der, Charlie Schroeder, Annette Kleman. Row 5: Dave Kern, Lori Balbaugh, Julie Riepenhoff, Lisa Inkrott, Sandy Rosengarten, Pam Inkrott, Karen Kern, Gary Kohls, Dave Kohls. 54 Majorettes and Pom Pom Girls Kneeling: Tammy Franz, Deb Westrick, Feature Twirler; Sue Rump. Standing: Donna Niese, Annette Verhoff, Ftead Majorette; Sharon Morman. Front Row: Bev Schroeder, Pam Westrick, Connie Siefker, Brenda Lammers, Shelly Cavanaugh, Carol Rieman. Back Row: Theresa Rosengarten, Pam Verhoff, lanet Roof, Linda Tobe, Shelly Wagner, Annette Kleman. The marching band progressed in ability throughout the year. Younger members, playing unfamiliar brass and percussion instru- ments, gradually became more profi- cient as parades and practices went by. The older, more experienced mem- bers, as always, were the solid core of the group. Marching to the tunes of Heaven Knows and Tuxedo junction, the band attended many parades. They espe- cially enjoyed the one at Cedar Point and the costume parades at Deshler and Defiance. Not to be forgot- ten, however, are the majorettes and pom pom girls. Without them, the band would not have been the same. Mr. Stephen Pow- ell commented on the group. We have many fine senior members to thank for their participa- tion and strength. Happily, we still have many good musi- cians developing their talent and skill to replace those who graduate. Annette Verhoff did an excel- lent job as head majorette, and we will be hard pressed to find an equal to take her place. It was a fine summer and shows promise of more marching sea- sons Jike it to come. 55 Concert Band Row 1: Sherri Meyer, Lori Balbaugh, Ann Barlage, Kathy Wank, Maryann Klear, Chris Schnipke, Karen Klear, Annette Verhoff, Sharon Kern. Row 2: Karen Kern, Annette Klear, Sandy Rosengar- ten. Rose Shroeder, Pam Verhoff, Connie Siefker, Jill Inkrott, Choir Officers Sitting: Kim Lafountain, President; Shari Ellerbrock, Publicity Chairman. Behind: Diane Klear, Secretary. Roseann Hermiller, Marsha Balbaugh, Diane Lammers, Elaine Schroeder, Lori Ellerbrock, Betty Nadler, Phil Schieber. Row 3: Dave Kern, Barb Gable, Kathy Riepenhoff, Pam Inkrott, Dave Kohls, Don Vennekotter, Tim Wagner, Lisa Riepenhoff, Lisa Inkrott, Linda Her- Row 1: Brenda Lammers, Lori Steffen, Tina Cass, Shirley Rosengar- ten. Cliff Koening, David Watson, Greg Gable, Shari Ellerbrock, Kelly Lafountain, Teresa Kleman, Kris Lammers, Kris Barlage. Row 2: Diane Lammers, Lisa Inkrott, Chris Cavanaugh, Karen Schroeder, Pam Westrick, Lawrence Kleman, Don Kennekotter, Jerry Klear, miller, Charlie Schroeder, Mike Miller, Laura Beining, Brian Klear, Kris Barlage, Lori Lammers, Julie Riepenhoff, Pal Inkrott. Row 4: Mr. Steven Powell, Director; Karen Schroeder, Keith Eiden, Gary Kohls, Dean Rump. ' Floor: Kathy Riepenhoff, Vice-President. Kneeling: Betty Nadler, Stage Manager; Sherri Meyer, Secretary. Sitting: Sharon Kern, President. Choir Band Officers Tina Niese, Kim Lafountain, Lisa Vennekotter, Marsha Balbaugh, Mr. Steven Powell, Director. Row 3: Shelly Cavanaugh, Norma Ger- ten, Ann Barlage, Cindy Deitering, Carol Rieman, Doug Schroeder, Rodney Niese, Phil Schieber, Laura Recker, Kathy Riepenhoff, Jan- ice Rieman, Lisa Riepenhoff, Diane Hoffman. Row 4: Patti Schnipks, Janet Westrick, Laura Schieber, Chris Kuhlman, Diane Klear, Sharon Kern, Sherri Meyer, Lori Lammers, Annette Kleman, Marge Schinke, Jackie Niese, Jean Morman. 57 What Would We Do. .. County Choir Row 1: Kim Ldfountain, Sharon Korn, Kathy Rioponhoff, Ann Bar- lage, Kelly Lafountain. Row 2: leanne Mor- man. Lisa Inkrott, Patti Schnipke, Laura Schie- bor, lanet Weslrick. Row 3: Creg Cable, I awrence Kleman, Cliff Koenig, Rod Niese, Don Vennekotter. Lisa Inkrott, Phil Schieber Choir Pianists 58 Sharon Kern, Sherri Meyer District Choir . .. Without Our Music! County Band Row 1: Sherri Meyer, Lori Balbaugh, Karen Kern, Sandy Rosengarten, Annette Klear Row 2: Eldon Ridinger, Marsha Balbaugh, Lisa Riepenhoff, Pam Inkrott, Phil Schieber. All-Ohio State Fair Band Phil Schieber and Sherri Meyer Pep Band Row 1: Dean Rump, Cary Kohls, Charlie Schroeder. Row 2: Ann Barlage, Sandy Rosen- garten, Annette Klear, Karen Kern, Pam Ruhe, Pat Inkrott Row }: Tim Wagner, Lisa Riepen- hoff, Marsha Balbaugh, Betty Nadler, Laura Beining, Lisa Miller. Row 4: Sharon Kern, Sherri Meyer, Julie Riepenhoff, Nancy Riepenhoff. Row 5: Mr. Steve Powell, Director; Phil Schieber. 59 Jr. High Band Row 1: Kathy Wank, Chris Schnipke, Maryann Klear, Sandy Dulle, Kathy Leis, Patty Ricker, Karen Kohls, Carol Barlage. Row 2: Julie Inkrott, Pam Ruhe, Michael Schieber, Lisa Miller, Lori Ellerbrock, Elaine Schroeder, Steve Alt, Susie Schiever, Joan Riepenhoff, Kris Oedy. Row 3: David Bal- baugh, Michelle Palte, Mr. Steve Powell, Director; Carla Niese, Bonnie Lammers. 60 The pep band in action! Exclusive Staff Standing: Dan Liebrecht, Sherri Meyer, Kathy Rayle, Donna Hughes, Sharon Kern, Kim Lafountain, Lisa Riepenhoff, Karen Klear, Mr. Thoma Slagel. Seated: Steve Gilgenbach, Pat Inkrott, Phil Schieber, Don Vennekotter, Charles Schroeder, Jerry Klear. Floor: Jean Morman, Shari Eller brock, Trina Krienbrink, Annette Verhoft, Rmi Nellison. Student Council The Student Council spent a very busy year in '79-'80. Along with their annual activities, they sponsored several new ones. They started off the year with a Field Day and Freshman Mixer, (pp. 80-81). With the proceeds they were able to purchase a mat for the entrance way, which they had been saving money for 3 years. In November the council organized a Student Turkey Con- test. The profits from this were used to show the movie. Love at First Bite, to the high school. For Christmas, they sponsored a secret pal candy cane sale. In February, they organized a FHome- coming Dance and ballgame, (pp. 84- 85). Also that month they reunited the 1950 State champi- onship basketball team for their 30 year reunion by honoring them at a basketball game. An Easter basket raffle highlighted the Easter season for the high school and junior high. Two members attended the OASC state convention in April. In May, they organized class offi- cer elections for the coming school year. They also ran cheer- leader tryouts. It is evident that the Student Council, under the leadership of President Annette Verhoff, had an out- standing year. 62 Cot a show for us, Phil? Seated: Lori Balbaugh, Secretary; Annette Verhoff, President; Sharon Kern, Vice-President; Phil Schieber, Treasurer; Charlie Schroeder. Standing: Pam Verhoff, jeff Vennekotter, Margie Schnipke, Dennis Vennekotter, Terry Lammers, Donna Niese, Mr. James Raudabaugh, Advisor. 1950 State basketball champions — 30 years later. 63 The Miller City National Honor Society managed to keep very busy this year with their many projects. Fundraising activi- ties included a coat check at bas- ketball games, a ham raffle, a bas- ketball game ball raffle, candy sales, and door-to-door sales of pizza, cheese, summer sausage, and por- celain bells. With the money raised, they sponsored the Second Annual Scholastic Awards Banquet (page 98). The National Honor Society also hosted a Bluffton College band pro- gram. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A L% £ National Honor Society Row 1: Scaled: Trina Kreinbrink, Treasurer; Shari Fllcrbroc k. Secretary; Dan I iebrec hi. Vic e President; Sherri Meyer, President Row 2: Mr. William Lammers, Advisor; Karen Klear, Annette Kleman, Del) Vennekolter, Pam Inkrott, Betty Nadler, Kathy Rigg, lisa Vcnnekot- ter, Sharon Morman, Terry Lammers. Row i: Sue I iebrec ht. Cliff Koening, Don Vennekolter, Tom Forster, Annette Verhoff. f We're just checking it out at the coat check! Student of the Month Phil Schieber — September Pat Inkrott — October Annette Klear — March Deb Vennekotter — November Sharon Kern — February Rodney Niese — April Annual Staff We have gath- ered many memo- ries compiling McAnn 1980. Many of them we would rather for- get! Pictures posed a big problem for us. Some pictures were blurry, like the ones of Shari and Betty on this page. Ending the school year with pages yet to lay out kept several of us out of mischief for the first two weeks of summer. But somehow we managed. Thanks to every- one who helped with the book and sold ads. Also thanks to Miss Ruen, who kept her cool through- out the year. And, Juniors, hope you have as much fun with your annual as we had with ours. Betty — a blur of action. When are we ever going to get this book done? Row 1: Lisa Riepenhoff, Editor; Sherri Meyer, Assistant Layout Editor; Connie Alt, Advertising Manager; Frances Ordaz. Suzanne Klear, Shari Ellerbrock, Layout Editor. Row 2: Donna Hughes, Diane Klear, Diane Gerten, Karen Klear, Kim Lafountain, Photographer; Annette Verhoff, Charlie Schroeder, Photogra- pher. Row 3: Fay Niese, Jeanne Morman, Juanita Kaufman, Sherry Gerdeman, Assistant Editor; Kathy Rayle, Business Manager; Trma Krembrink, Miss Judy Ruen, Advisor. Row 4: Diane Klear, Beth Krembrink, Annette Kleman, Sue Lie- brecht, Betty Nadler, Lori Balbaugh. 66 Shari — A fuzzy fuzz? Trick photography Kim? Practice. Have patience and A practice. Our athletes, T determined to play their best, H devote m uch of their time preparing L for the challenge of the game. They are E rewarded with the sound of the final T buzzer, when they realize that I as a team they have played C the best game 5 possible. 67 This year the Volleyball team had a tough time getting started, but through working together during many close games they obtained a 9-11 record. Under 2nd year Coach lenz, he com- mented upon the team status: Although we will be losing 5 Seniors, we should have a good nucleus back if we improve upon our present skills. An indicator of the teams potential was being seeded 2nd in the Grove sectional. We were a team to be reckoned with. Row 1 Rmi Nellissen, Diane Gerten, Trina Kreinbrmk, Karen Klear, Diane Klear Row 2: Lori Balbaugh, Pam Inkrott, Sue Liebrecht, Linda Hermiller, Lori Lammers, Betty Nadler, Wilma Vennekotter Mi cor Volleyball Row 1 Kris Barlage, bherry Wiese, Kris t ammers, Brenda I amhil7? s nProtTri?ow 2: |ill Inkrott, Pam Ver- hoff, Jackie Niese, Julie Riepenhoff, Lois Hermiller, Ginny Hermiller, Jackie Erford. Row 3: Mr. Paul Lenz — Coach. 68 Kill 'em! Row 1 Pam Weslrick, Tina Niese, Marsha Balbaugh, Patty Schnipke, Annette Klear, 59 Annette Keeman Row 2: Connie Siefker, Karen Balbaugh, Shirley Rosengarten, Beth It's gonna be close!! Varsity and Reserve Basketball VARSITY: Standing: jay Meyer, Dale Lammersjeff Vennekotter, Terry Lammers, Jim Leis, Doug Meyer, Mr. Kevin McClaughlin, Coach; Denny Vennekotter, Dan Liebrechl, Tom Niese, Scott Wagner, Randy Wenzinger, Tom Forster. Kneeling: Dave Wank, Trainer; Jeff Forster, Manager; Tom Schieber, Trainer. The Miller City basketball team spent their first season in the newly constructed gym. It was convenient to finally have our own home court The yearbook staff would like to congratulate the boys on a fine season, with a special mention of the two senior co- captams, Tom Forster and Dan Liebrecht. The basketball team finished out the season with 10 wins and 11 losses. RESERVE: Standing: Dave Wank, Trainer; Scott Wagner, Cordon Schroeder, Terry Lammers, Mr. Dan Kern, Coach; Jim Leis, Dale Lammers, Ned Kreinbrink, Tom Niese. Kneeling: Jeff Forster, Manager; Robbie Wen- zinger, Norm Gerten, Jerry Schmenk, Dave Gable, Jay Meyer, Greg Gable, Tom Schieber, Trainer. Girls Basketball s VARSITY: Standing: Diane Wagner, Wilma Vennekotter, Karen Schroeder, Kathy Rigg, Sue Liebrecht, Jackie Niese, Mr. Frank Schroeder, Coach; Lois Hermiller, Pam Inkrott, Kris Lammers, Laura Recker, Sharon Morman, Kelly Lafountain. Kneeling: Joan Schroeder, Slat; Shelly Cavanaugh, Stat; Rose Hermiller, Stat; Chris Cavanaugh, Stat; Lisa Vennekotter, Manager. RESERVE: Standing: Mr. Paul Niese, Coach; Shelly Cavanaugh, Stat; Joan Schroeder, Stat; Rose Hermiller, Stat; Chris Cavanaugh, Stat; Lisa Ven- nekotter, Manager. Knelling: Kelly Lafountain, Kris Lammers, Jackie Niese, Lois Hermiller, Sharon Morman, Laura Recker. Seated: Karen Schroe- der, Nancy Riepenhoff, Tina Niese, Kris Barlage. The Miller City girl's basketball team played a fine season this year. All of the hard work and prac - tice paid off for (he girls as they traveled all the way to the dis- trict semifinals. The varsity team racked up 12 wins and 8 losses, while the reserve finished with 8 wins and 9 losses. Miller City can expect to have an even tougher team next year, as most of our players are returning. Varsity Cheerleaders Diane Klear, Sue Rump, Diane Lammers, Mandy McGlaughlin, Fran Ordaz, Bonnie Barlage, and Kathy Riepenhoff Seniors Flyin' High Joan Riepenhoff, Natalie Noirot, Mary Ann Klear. Bottom: Kathy Leis. Reserve Cheerleaders Lisa Inkrott, Valerie Wagner, Sherry Niese, Brenda Lammers, and Teresa Rosengarten. 75 Baseball The baseball team completed their season, winding up in the district semifinals. The varsity Wild- cats slugged in 9 wins and 8 losses, while the reserve team netted 1 win and 3 losses. We can expect the boys to come back almost in full force next year, as they only lost one sen- ior player. VARSITY: Standing: Mr. Dan Kern, Coach; Dan Liebrecht, Jim Leis, Doug Moyer, Denny Vennekotter, Randy Wen- ninger, Ned Kreinbrink, Linda Hermiller, Slat; Sue Rump, Slat. Kneeling: Dale Lammers, left Kuhlman, Robbie Wen- zinger. Jay Meyer, Jeff Vennekotter, Scott Wagner, Leo Tripp. RESERVE: Mr. Kent Arthur, Coach; Rob Wenzinger, Gordie Schroeder, Leo fripp, Rkk Thornton, Tom Sehieber, |eff Vennekotter, Dale Lammers, lay Meyer, Ned Kreinbrink, Terry Tripp, Dave Wank, Jeff Kuhlman, Larry Steffen, Man- ager; Mark Tobe, Manager. 76 Coach Dan Kern Senior Dan Liebrecht Jr. High Basketball 8th GRADE: Kneeling: Kathy Leis, Lori Eller- brock, Jenny Deitering, Carrie Burgei, Natalie Noirot. Standing: Elaine Schroeder, Julie Inkrott, Lisa Miller, Kathy Wank, Coach Glenn LaVan, Karen Liebrecht, Pam Ruhe, Maryann Klear, Shelly Schieber. 8th GRADE: Kneeling: Joe Verhoff, Mike Lam- mers, Jeff Hermiller, Jim Warnimont, Roger Wenzinger, Lenny Her- miller. Standing: Coach Elmer Meyer, John Leh- man, Dale Cass, Mark Deitering, Craig Kuhl- man, David Balbaugh, Steve Alt, Mike Schie- ber. 7th GRADE: Kneeling: Linda Morman, Jodi Rump, Karen Kohls, Kathy Deitering, Kelly Niese. Standing: Pam Niese, Bonnie Lammers, Coach Glenn LaVan, Louise Schroeder, Carol Barlage. 7th GRADE: Kneeling: David Warnimont, Scott Schroeder, Bruce Kreinbrink, Mark Lam- mers, Leroy Johnston, Tom Lehman. Stand- ing: Coach Mel Krein- brink, Paul Gerten, Brian Shafer, Chris Brown, Rick Barlage, Scott Kuhlman, Steve Alt, Mike Schieber. 78 A C Dancing til our feet ached and then dancing more, I memorizing lines and opening y night jitters, concerts and contests, singing and laughing, being I together, creating memories for tomorrow... I E S 79 The Annual Field Day competition was held on Friday, Sept. 21st. The Student Council provided for many games, but for Mr. Slagel it was not enough. He impro- vised his own game of the Incredible Slagel vs. Vennekotter. The obstacle course proved equally difficult for both girls and guys. The creased pig con- test featured two pigs who did not move, while the cherry-in- the-pie game left many still wondering the actual location of the elusive fruit. The after- noon was enjoyed by everyone, especially the Seniors who cap- tured first place, fol- lowed by the Fresh- men, Sophomores and close behind the jun- iors. The Freshman Mixer, held that night, fea- tured Sundown. Field Day 'But Don, I love you!' Preparing our girls for the draft. Bring home the bacon. Cruising together — all 20 of us. 80 Sisterly love. And I didn't even win! Drink, drink, drink, drink!' Freshman Mixer Sweetheart Dance Standing: Doug Niese, Lisa Vennekotter, Shelly Wagner, Marly Wagner, Annette Wilhelm, Terry Wagner. Sealed: Martha Balbaugh. Su7ann Klear. Pat Inkrott, |ohn Riepenhoff King: Pat Inkrott Senior Attendant: John Riepenhoff Junior Attendant: Marty Wagner Sophomore Attendant: Doug Niese Queen: Suzanne Klear Senior Attendant: Martha Balbaugh Junior Attendant: Shelly Wagner Sophomore Attendant: Lisa Vennekotter 83 Freshman Attendant: Terry Wagner Freshman Attendant: Annette Wilhelm Homecoming Diane Klear and Tom Forster were elected as Home- coming Queen and King this year. The entire court was pre- sented at a basketball game on Friday, Feb- ruary 22. The next evening a semi-for- mal dance was held. Sponsored by the Student Council (pp. 62-63), the dance focused on the theme You Deco- rated My Life.' 84 Standing: Sophomore attendants, Roy Niese and Shirley Rosengarten; Junior attendants. Sue Liebrecht and Greg Kuhlman; Freshman attendants, Kris Lammers and Jeff Vennekotter. Seated: Senior attendant Frances Ordaz; Queen, Diane Klear; King, Tom Forster; Senior attendant, Dan Liebrecht. Junior-Senior Prom ROYALTY COURT: Center: King Ken Konst, Queen Cheryl Gerdeman; Right: 1st Attendants Jerry Klear, Sharon Kern; Left: 2nd Attendants Kevin Niese, Trina Kreinbrink. Dream Weaver April 11, 1980, is a night to remember. On this particular evening, the juniors created a beautiful prom for the seniors and called it Dream Weaver. After a del- icious meal was served, humorous wills and prophecies were read. Announcement of the king and queen, and 1st and 2nd attendants followed. To top off the eve- ning, everyone danced to the music of Heritage, 50's Day WINNF RS: Standing: Laura Recker, Rosie Guslwiller, Sue Rump, Janice Rieman, Tony Bratton. Seated: Connie Alt. Exclamations of 'AAAAAAY!' and 'SIT ON IT!' echoed through the halls when the FHA sponsored a 50's Day on Fob. 13. Everyone was invitee! to dress up in their favorite poodle skirt or blue jeans and leather jacket. Prizes were awarded to the two best-dressed cool cats in each class. Senior winner Mike Niese deserves special mention for his superb imitation of the Fonz . FFA Banquet '80-'81 Pres. Louis Niese, Mr. Frank Si hroeder, 79-'80 Pres. Dale Pat Inkrotl receiving award. On the evening of March 18, the FFA banquet was held to honor members and their parents, to distribute awards and to install new officers. Cheryl Gerdeman was chosen as queen. Her attendants were Diane Ger- ten and )eanne Morman. « Niese 1st Attendant Diane Gerten Queen Cheryl Gerdeman 2nd Attendant Jeanne Morman Freshman Initiation Typical Freshmen!!! The Freshman members of the Future Homemak- ers of America received their informal initiation on October 3, 1979. The day proved rather embarrassing as the girls were asked by the Sophomores to dress as two char- acters. The crea- tures included an angel and devil, Big Bird and the Candy Man, and a baseball player turned ballerina. The F.H.A. and Home Economics Department co- sponsored an international smorgasbord on November 29, 1979. The dishes enjoyed by the faculty and Sen- iors included Beef Stroganoff, Greek bread, Danish pasteries, Chow Mein and Swedish meatballs. Despite the many deli- cious courses, there were several requests for hot dogs. SMORGASBORD the answer to mass hunger Right between the eyes Personally, I use Ivory Liquid. Mother Daughter Tea junior Degree Recipients Escort Don Vennekotter The Style Show, held on April 30, revolved under the theme Spring Shines with Fash- ion. Students in Home Ec. I, II, and III modeled outfits they had fash- ioned and were escorted by Pat Inkrott and Don Vennekotter. Jun- ior Degrees were awarded. Special recognition was extended to the State Encounter Recipients: Sherry Gerdeman, Diane Klear, Karen Klear, Kim Lafountain, Lisa Riepenhoff, Deb Vennekotter, and Annette Ver- hoff. TAKE YOUR MEDICINE Cast of Characters Honry K. Dodson Angola Warren Dr. William Jackson (Bill) Miss Holt .......................... Patricia Pryor (Pat)................ Dorothy Carloton (Dottio)........... Charlotte Nelson (Lottie) lack Benson Miss Dovie Finklodink (Turtle Dove) Dodie Blake ............. Hoofendyke.......................... Two Old Maids ...................... Mother.............................. Little Girl Phil Schiobor Sharon Kern Dan Liebrocht ......Connie Alt Kim Lafountain Annette Verhoff Jeanne Morman Don Vennekotter Lisa Riepenhoff Sherri Meyer lerry Klear Martha Balbaugh Diane Klear Cheryl Gerdeman Fran Ordaz ts 92 But, Sister Cordelia . Roderick D'Lee! I've found you at last. Shut up or I'll box your ears! It's Hoofendyke — loose again! It's hanging down loose from the roof of your mouth. No wonder it's sore! Together after dress rehearsal. Backstage on opening night The Seniors proved they were characters in the production of TAKE YOUR MEDICINE on October 19. The com- edy centers on Bill Jack- son (Dan), Doctor of Philosophy and Angela (Sharon), his fiance. Angela's uncle (Phil) mistakes Bill for a med- ical doctor and prom- ises the couple $50,000 the first time Bill saves a life. As the play prog- resses Bill is called upon to handle several emergencies including appendicitis. Keeping the audi- ence in stitches throughout the play were the other cast members. Jonathan Puckett (Pat) had a very merry time as Mr. Dod- son's roommate, until he ate too much raisin pie and was visited by his sister Codelia (Deb). Head Nurse Miss Holt (Connie) supervised Nurses Dot- tie (Annette) and Lottie (Jean) and sternly lec- tured Patricia Pryor (Kim) on her position in the hospital. Dodie Blake (Sherri), an inept student nurse, shall be forever remembered with a thermometer in her hand. Jack (Don), the orderly executed his job well, except when he mixed up the tray of Turtle Dove (Lisa), another patient. The hospital was visited by two old maids (Mar- tha and Diane) who had trouble finding the bathroom, and a mother (Sherry) and her little girl (Fran). The play was resolved by the demented patient Hoofendyke (Jerry). Bill stopped Hoofendyke from attacking Mr. Dodson, and by doing so saved his life. The cast enjoyed producing the play, even the 6:30 a.m. prac- tices. They are espe- cially thankful to Mrs. lantha Berlage, the director and everyone else who helped with running off programs and selling tickets. 93 jesus ................ John the Baptist Judas Jeffrey.............. Lamar ............... Gilmer............... Herb ................ Peggy ................ Robin................ Sonia ................ Joanne............... GODSPELL CAST .........................Phil Schieber ............................Rod Niese ...........................Greg Gable ...........................Lisa Inkrott ..........................Sharon Kern ...........................Cliff Koenig ........................Kelly Lafountain .........................Kim Lafountain ..........................Sherri Meyer .......................Laurie Schieber Ann Barlage Betty Nadler Lori Jo Recker Janet Westrick CHORUS Karen Balbaugh Chris Cavanaugh Cindy Deitering Shelly Cavanaugh BAND Annette Verhoff Annette Klear Sandy Rosengarten Pam Inkrott Charlie Schroeder Charlie Schroeder Piano — Eldon Ridinger Gary Kohls Karen Kern Keith Eiden Pat Inkrott Pat Inkrott Julie Riepenhoff Lights Musical Director Director and Choreographer Trina Kreinbrink Stephen Powell Patricia Oedy You shameless hussie. On Saturday, April 26, 1980, and Sunday, April 27, 1980, the Miller City community was in for a sur- prise. GODSPELL, a musical celebrat- ing the joys and difficulties of peo- ple learning to love one another, was presented by Miller City High School. Everyone did a superb job. The cast, having only twenty—nine days to rehearse, made the audience laugh and cry with their astounding performance. The band and chorus provided excellent background music for the cast. Not to be for- gotten, however, are the directors, Stephen Powell and Patricia Oedy. Without them, GODSPELL would not have been a success. A pack of fools. I thank thee, Father... Concert Time Art Show The Scholastic Awards Banquet was held on May 14. The National Honor Soci- ety (pp. 64-65) hosted the event to honor scholars. Fol- lowing the meal, var- ious awards were distributed. Some of the awards given out are listed. Scholastic Banquet I DARE YOU AWARD OUTSTANDING IUNIOR AWARD-BGSU Pam Inkrott Annette Klear Betty Nadler Don Vennekotter HUGH O'BRIAN YOUTH SPELLING BEE LEADERSHIP AWARD Lori Ellerbrock Julie Riepenhoff Lois Ellerbrock Lisa Inkrott-Alternate IOE-CONTEST PARTICIPANTS Suzanne Klear Diane Gerten Lori Balbaugh Sue Rump OHIO BOARD OF REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP Lisa Riepenhoff LOUISIANA-PACIFIC SCHOLARSHIP Shari Ellerbrock C. L. of C. SCHOLARSHIP Sherri Meyer MANASSEH CUTLER SCHOLARSHIP OHIO UNIVERSITY Lisa Riepenhoff CO-ED CORRESPONDENT Kim Lafountain D. A.R. AWARD leanne Morman PRINCIPAL'S AWARD Shari Ellerbrock Don Vennekotter Diane Wagner Dennis Schmenk Laura Recker Terry Lammers Theresa Kleman Jeff Vennekotter NEDT AWARD Theresa Kleman Lisa Vennekotter Rose Ann Hermiller Brian Klear Dale Lammers Jay Meyer Laura Recker Beverly Schroeder Jeff Vennekotter Lisa Weis Karen Westrick CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE CO. ESSAY CONTEST Kelly Lafountain Sue Liebrecht Kathy Riepenhoff MAUMEE VALLEY MATH CONTEST Jay Meyer Rini Nellissen Shari Ellerbrock Jeff Vennekotter Athletic Banquet Miller City's annual athletic banquet was held on May 6th this year. Team members received their just rewards at a delicious banquet. After the meal the awards were given out JUNIORS: Kelly Lafountain, Cliff Koening. SENIORS: Lisa Riepenhoff, Dan Liebrecht SOPHOMORES: Lori Recker, Terry Lammers. 100 Dan Liebrecht, Deb Vennekotter Intramurals CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL Laura Beining Lois Hermiller Connie Siefker Pam Westrick jerry Klear Dave Kohls Ken Konst Mark Kulhman Dave Lammers Tim Wagner BASKETBALL Sandy Dulle Julie Inkrott Kathy Leis Lisa Miller Pam Ruhe Jerry Klear Kevin Niese Jim Ricker Doug Schroeder Clarence Verhoff INDEX SENIORS Connie All — 3. 14. IS, 16. 18. 21. 24. 25. 14. 15. 50.66,80. 88.92.91 Dennis Balbaugh — 14.15, 18. 24. 55. 56. 37 Martha Balbaugh — 14,15, 18. 21. 24, 14. 15, 17,50,81,87.91 Dan Baldridge — 15.18, 21.24. 14, 15. 16. 37. 52 Bill Deilenng — 14.15.18, 24. 35, 37. 52 Ron Drummelsmilh — 14.15.19. 20. 24, 14. 15 Shan Ellerbrock— 1, 14, 15,16, 19, 20.24. 29, 31. 34. 15. 17. 56. 57.61. 64.66,81.82 Tom Forster — 2.14.15,19. 20. 24. 33. 34. 35.64.65,70.71,84,85 Chervl Gerdeman — 3,14.15.19, 24. 35. 37. 50.66. 86.89. 90.91.92 Diane Gerten — 3,14,15,19.21,24. 35. 16, 50.66, 68,69,89 Steve Gilgenbach — 15,16, 22. 24. 28. 34,15.52,61 loe Gustwiller —14,15. 21. 22. 24. 14. 36. 52 Larry Hermiller — 14,15,22, 24, 34, 36. 37.52.87 Gary Heuerman — 14, 15,16. 21, 22. 24, 16.17, 52 Donna Fruchey Hughes— 1,14, 15.16, 19. 24. 36.61,66 Pat Inkrott — 14.15.16. 22,24. 29. 34, 35. 52. 54. 56. 59, 60.61.65,83. 89.91.92,%. 101 juanita Kaufman — 1,14,15.16, 22. 24. 34, 36, 50,66 Dave Kern — 14, 15.16. 22. 24, 54. 56 Sharon Kern — 14,15.23. 24, 28, 37, 54. 56. 57. 58. 59.61.62, 63.65. 81. 82.86.93.95. % Diane Klear — 3.14. 15, 17,23.24. 37. 50. 56. 57,66, 68, 69. 74.82, 84. 85,91 jerry Klear — 15.17, 23. 24. 57.61. 86.92.93 Karen Klear — 3.14.15,23.24. 29. 33, 34. 50, 54, 56.61.64, 66, 68, 69, 81.82.87.90.% Suzanne Klear — 2, 3,14,15,16, 20, 23.24, 36.50.66,80,81,83 Dave Kohls —14,15. 21.23, 24. 28, 36, 37, 52.54.56.% Ken Konst —3.14,15,17,23.24. 34. 35.37, 52.86 Trma Kreinbnnk — 3,14,15,17, 24, 25,26. 29, 33, 34,35, 36.61.64.66, 68.69. 80,86 Mark Kuhlman — 14,15,24, 26 Kim Lafountam — 3, 14.15.17,24, 26. 50, 51.56. 57. 58,61.65.66.81, 82.91.93.95, % Dave Lammers— 14,15, 24, 26, 36, 17 Dan liebrecht — 2.14,15.24,25. 26. 28, 33,35, 36,61.64, 70, 71, 76, 77.82.84.93.99.100 Sherri Meyer — 3,14,15,17,24, 26, 28. 33. 34. 35. 37, 54, 56, 57. 58. 59, 61.64.66.81.82,92.93,95 Jeanne Morman — 3,14,15.17, 24. 26. 29, 37.50. 57, 58.61,66, 81,82, 87.89.90.92.93 Rmi Nellissen —15. 24. 25. 27. 36. 38.61.68.69.80.90 Dale Niese — 14.15,16.17. 24. 27. 37, 52,89.90 Fay Niese — 3,14.15, 20. 24, 27. 50, 66.80.82.87 Kevin NieSe— 2,14,15,17, 24, 27. 37,86 Mike Niese — 2.14.15.17. 24, 27 Fran Ordaz — 3.14.15,16.24.27. 34. 37,50.66, 74.84.92 Greg Palte — 14.15. 24, 27. 34 Kathy Rayle— 3,14.15,16.18, 24. 34.61.66.90 jim Ricker — 14.15.24. 30. 35. 36. 17,52.89 Eldon Ridinger — 59. % John Riepenhoff — 2. 14.15. 24, 29, 30,37.81,89 I isa Riepenhoff — 3. 14, 15,24.28. 30. 13, 14. 15. 50, 54,56.57. 59.60. 61.66. 80.81.82.87,91.92.93. %. 100 Phil Schieber — 14.15. 21.24, 30. 37, 54, 56. 57, 58, 59. 60,61,62,63, 65, 80.81,87.92.93.94.95.% Charlie Schroeder — 3. 14,15, 24, 30, 37. 52. 54. 56. 59.60.61.63.66. 87. 89. % Doug Schroeder — 2,14, 15. 24. 25. 29, 30. 37, 57 Jeff Schroeder —14.15, 16, 24, 30 Leroy Schroeder — 14.15, 24, 11 Deb Vennekotter — 14,15,16.17, 24, 25, 28, 11, 33, 14. 50. 51,64.65, 92.93. 100 Don Vennekotter — 2.14,15.17, 21,24,25, 11. 33, 14. 15. 36. 37. 54. 56. 57, 58.64. 78,91.92,93,% Annette Verhoff — 2, 1.14,15,21, 29. 31. 33. 14. 35. 50. 54. 55. 56. 58. 59.61.62.63.64.66,82.87,93 Clarence Verhoff —14,15,16.17. 24, 11, 17. 52 Tim V agner — 2.14.15,24. 28,29. 31,36,37. 54.56. 59.60 % Ben V armmont — 2.14, 15,16, 24. 29, 31. 37. 52.89 JUNIORS Lor. 8albaugh — 3. 40. 50. 54.56. 59.63, 66.68. 69.91 Ann Barlage — 40, 50. 54, 56, 57.60 Bonnie Barlage — 40. 50, 74 Karen Barlage — 40, 50 Dave Bratton — 40 Cindy Deitermg — 40. 50, 57.87 Doug Deitering — 40. 52.87,89 Dave Ellerbrock — 40, 52 Barb Gable — 40. 50. 54. 56.91 Joe Hermiller — 40, 52 Linda Hermiller — 40, 50, 54, 56.68. 69, 76 Dave Inkrott — 40, 41, 52 Pam Inkrott — 15.40. 54. 56. 59.64. 68. 69, 72. 73, 88 Annette Klear — 3. 40, 50. 54, 56. 59, 60,65,66,69,88 Annette Kleman — 3.40,41. 50. 54. 55, 57, 59,66,69,88, % Cliff Koenig — 40, 57. 58.64,87.95. %, 100 Beth Kreinbnnk — 3.40,66,69 Greg Kuhlman — 40.41.52.84.85 Kelly Lafountam — 40, 57, 58, 72, 88. 94.95. %. 100 Diane Lammers — 40. 50. 56. 57. 74 Lon Lammers — 40, 56, 57,68,69, 91.% Jim Lets — 40, 70, 76 Sue Liebrecht — 3. 40. 48. 50. 51,64. %. 68.69. 72, 73.84. 88. 91 Daryl Maag — 40 Doug Meyer — 40, 41. 52, 70, 71, 76, 77,87 Gary Morman — 40 Betty Nadler — 3.40. 50, 51,54, 56, 57. 59,60.64, 66, 68. 80. 88. % lilt Niese — 40, 50 Louie Niese — 40.41. 52,89 Mary Jane Niese — 40, 50.97 Mary Kay Niese — 40. 50,91 Rodney Niese — 40. 57. 58.65,94, %.101 Tami Noirot — 41, 50 Mike Palte — 41 lamce Rieman — 41,50, 57.88.91 Kathy Riepenhoff — 41.50. 54, 56, 57. 58,65, 74,91 Kathy R.gg —41,64, 72,73,87 lanet Roof — 41,50, 54, 55 Sandy Rosengarten — 41, 50. 54. 56. 59.60.80 Sue Rump — 41.54, 55, 74, 76, 77, 88 Denny Schmenk — 41,52,87 Marge Schmpke — 41. 50, 51. 57. 63,% Du Wayne Schroeder — 41, 48 Jeanne Schroeder — 40. 41. 50.87. 88.97 Karen Sc hroeder — 41. 72. 71,87. 101 Lori Schroeder — 41.50,8? Marlene Schroeder — 40, 41.48 Steve Schroeder - 41.52 Gene Siefker — 41 Laura Steffen — 40. 41, 50, 57, % Tom Sluber — 41 Linda lobe — 41, 50. 54. 55 Leo Tripp — 41,76 Denny Vennekotter — 41.52.63. 70.71,76, 77,99 Wilma Vennekotter — 41.68.69, 72, 73. 80 Brad Verhotf — 41 Greg Verhoff — 41. 52.87 Diane Wagner — 41,72 Marty Wagner — 41, 52,83 Shelly Wagner — 41. 48. 50. 54. 55. 83 Scott Wagner — 41. 70. 76. 77 Bee kv Warnimont — 41, 50 Randy Wenzmgor — 41, 70. 71, 76 Debbie Westrick — 41, 50. 54, 55 SOPHOMORES Frank Barlage — 42. 52 Chris Cavanaugh — 42 50, 52, 72 Kenny Deitermg — 42 Doug Ellerbrock — 42 Jackie trford — 42. 50,99 Beth Feller — 42 Tammy frani — 42. 48. 50. 54, 55, 91 Greg Gable — 42. 57. 58.81.95. % Norma Gerten — 42. 50. 57 Rosie Gustw iller — 42. 50,88 Ginny Hermiller — 42, 43, 48, 50. 91,99 Howard Hermiller — 42. 52 Tim Heuerman — 42 Diane Hoffman — 42.50. 57, % Jeff Inkrott — 42 lisa Inkrott — 42. 54. 56. 57. 58.75. 95 Karen Kern — 42. 50, 54. 56, 59,91 Dale Kleman — 42. 52 Lawrence Kleman — 42, 52. 57, 58. % Gary Kohls — 42. 52. 54. 56. 59.60. % Mark Lammers — 42 Terry Lammers — 42,43, 48. 52,63. 64. 70.84. 99, 100 Mike Miller— 42, 54,56 Frances Morman — 42 Sharon Morman — 42,48, 50, 54, 55,64, 72,99 Allen Niese — 42, 52 Donna Niese — 42. 50, 51,54. 55. 63.91 Doug Niese — 43, 52,83 Roy Niese — 43,52.84 Sherry Niese — 43,75 John Ordaz — 43 Dan Palte —43.52 Laura Recker — 43. 50. 57.72.88, %, 100 Julie Riepenhoff — 41. 48, 50. 54, 56. 59,99 Nancy Riepenhoff — 41, 48, 50, 54, 59.60. 72.% Shirley Rosengarten — 42,43,50, 57.84 Dean Rump — 43, 54, 56, 59,60 Laura Schieber — 43, 50, 57, 58,95. % Patti Schmpke — 43. 50, 57. 58, % Gordon Schroeder — 43, 70, 71 Larry Schroeder — 43, 52 Kevin Siebeneck — 43 Larry Steffen — 43 Sue Stuber — 43 lisa Vennekotter — 43, 50, 57,64, 72.83.91 Greg Wagner — 43, 52 Valerie V agner — 43. 50. 75 Carl Warnimont — 41, 52 Dan Warnimont — 43 Roger Warnimont —43. 52 lammv Warnimont — 41, 50 Robbie Wenzinger — 41. 70. 76 lanet Westrick — 43, 57, 58 Karen Westrick — 43 FRESHMEN Karen Balbaugh — 44. 50,91 Marsha Balbaugh — 44, 50. 54, 56 57. 59.91.% Greg Barlage — 44, 52 Kr.s Barlage — 44. 50. 54. 56.57. 72 91 Tony Bratton — 44.88 Laura Beming — 44, 50. 54. 56, 57, 59.60.90. 91 T ina Cass — 44, 57,90,91 Shelly Cavanaugh — 44, 48. 50, 54. 55. 57. 72.91 Donna Deitering — 44, 50, 91 Keith Eiden — 44. 54. 56 Robbie Ellerbrock — 44, 52 Jeff Forster — 44, 70 Dave Gable — 44. 45. 52, 70 Norman Gerten — 44. 52. 70.81 Ken Hermiller — 44, 52 Rose Hermiller — 44, 50, 54, 56, 72. 90.91 Lois Hermiller — 44, 48, 50, 72.90. 91.99 till Inkrott — 44, 45. 50. 54. 56.90. 91.99 Brian Klear —44. 54. 56.% Theresa Kleman — 44, 50. 57.91, % Ned Kreinbnnk — 44. 52. 70, 71.76, 77 Chris Kuhlman — 44, 50, 57.91. % left Kuhlman — 44, 52, 76 Brenda Lammers — 44. 50, 54. 55, 57. 75.91.99 Dale lammers — 44. 45, 52,70,76 Kris Lammers — 44. 50, 57. 71.72. 84.85.90.91 Tim Lehman — 44 lav Meyer —44, 52.70. 76 Jar kie Niese — 44. 50. 57. 71, 72.90, 91 Jeff Niese — 45, 52 Tina Niese — 45,50, 57, 71,72,90, 91 96 Tom N.ese —45. 52.70,81 Irene Ochoa — 45, 50 Glenn Ric hardson — 44, 45 Carol Rieman — 45, 50, 54, 55, 57. 91 Theresa Rosengarten — 45, 50,55, 54. 75.90.91 Tom Schieber — 45. 70 Jerry Sc hmenk — 45, 52, 70 Doug Sc hmpke — 45, 52 Bev Schroeder — 45, 50, 54. 55,90, 91 Karen Schroeder — 45, 50, 54, 71. 72.90.91. % Joan Schroeder — 45,50. 72,91 Rose Schroeder — 45. 50, 54, 56.90, 91 Daryl Siebeneck — 45 Connie Siefker — 45, 48. 50, 54, 55. 56.90.91 Rick Thornton — 45 Mark Tobe — 45 Terry Tripp — 45 Jeff Vennekotter — 45, 52,63. 70, 71. 76. 84. 85 Pam Verhoff — 44. 45, 48, 50, 54. 55. 56.71.90.91 Terry W agner — 45,81 Dave W ank — 45, 52.70 Gary W armmont — 45 Martin Warnimont — 45. 52 David Watson — 45, 57 lisa Weis —45, 50,91 Pam Westrick — 45. 48. 50, 54. 55. 57.63.90.91 Annette Wilhelm — 45. 50,83,91 102 young. And so far to go. They have just begun learning. Within the next few years the beautiful person that lies inside each of them shall burst forth like a flower in Spring. E L E M E N T A R Y 103 Lynne Lenz Grade 1 Sue Knott Grade 4 f 'M Jayna McGlaughlin Elem. P.E. and Rdg. Deborah Dewar Kindergarten Susan Barlage Grade 1 )ayma White Grade 2 Diane Wehri Grade 2 Mary Rose Powell Grade 5 Rita Croy Grade 5 Nancy Fortman Grade 4 Elementary Faculty Janet Kreinbrink Reading Marsha Reth A.C.C. Peggy Ebbeskotte A.C.P. Gay Gibson Speech Therapist Mary Eiden Aide Mary Klear Grade 3 Kathleen Brown Grade 6 Barb Moorehead L.D. Tutor Ruth Nartker Secretary and Aide vttlMl!!} Kindergarten A M. Row 1: Jackie Brown Nicki Cass Jim Frick Tami Hill Jill Kuhlman Lynn Kuhlman Robert Kuhlman Row 2: Richard Lammers Jay Miller Kevin Morman Julie Palte Kim Recker Sue Recker Mike Rosengarten Row 3: Jenny Schnipke Paul Schnipke Joe Schroeder P.M. Amy Balbaugh Bill Balbaugh Rachel Barlage Melissa Deatrick Row 4: Emily Hermiller Andy Kaufman Kris Keesler Chris Kern Shawnda Kindle Julie Kuhlman Dale Liebrecht Row 5: Greg Liebrecht Phil Liebrecht Jenny Michel Alan Niese Becky Niese Jill Niese Vic Niese Row 6: Jeremy Ordaz John Reed Randy Siefker Marcia Wenzlick Melissa Wilhelm 105 Row 1 Chon Alfaro Ion Balbaugh Roxane Brown Charlotte Burgei lenny Erford Carrie Cerschutz Don Kaufman Row 2: Donna Kaufman Stacy Kern Kim Kindle Stephanie Kleman Eric Kuhlman Matthew Kuhlman Fred Lammers Row 3: Karen Lehman Mark Long Mike Meyer Matthew Michel |oe Miller Virginia Miller John Morman Row 4: Amy Niese lisa Niese Lori Niese Scott Niese Jenny Oberhaus Chad Okuley Jeff Palte Row 5: Leo Recker Terry Rosengarten Joe Ruck Julie Salisbury Matt Schnipke Nick Schnipke Nathan Schroeder Row 6: Phil Schroeder Roy Schroeder Beth Shafer Lajean Steffen Laurie Stewart Matthew Vennekotter Lori Verhoff Row 7: Debbie Wagner Alton Warmmont Rachel Warnimont 106 Row 1: Veronica Alfaro Pam Brown Craig Eiden Wendy Erford Bernice Gustwiller Jennifer Inkrott Brenda Kaufman Row 2: Tom Kaufman Bryan Kuhlman Cheryl Kuhlman Kim Kuhlman Amia Lammers Nicole Lammers Rhonda Lammers Row 3: Vicki Liebrech! Chris Long Kathy Long Sarah Meyer Don Miller Chad Niese Dawn Niese Row 4 |ody Niese Shelly Niese Tracy Niese Sheree Otto Joyce Palte Amy Recker lay Reed Row 5: Chuck Riepenhoff Tammy Rosengarten Brian Ruhe Kirk Scheckelhoff Amy Schmenk Brady Schroeder Mary Lou Schroeder Row 6: Sandy Schroeder Dana Steffen Ion Thornton Rob Wank Stephanie Yarnell Kathy Vennekotter Adam Wilhelm 107 Row 1: Stacy Alt Kathy Balbaugh Joan Barlage Renee Burgei Brian Dukes Bill Ellerbrock Brian Ellerbrock Row 2: Kelly Ellerbrock Danny Cable Amy Cerdeman Louie Hermiller Amy Kleman Brinn Kuhlman Denise Kuhlman Row 3: Anne Lammers Beth Lammers Diane Lehman Susie Lehman Don Liebrecht Kelly I. Niese Kelly R. Niese Row 4: Michelle Niese Randy Niese Rodney Niese Renee Okuley Greg Otto Mark Recker Third Grade Row 5: David Rieman Todd Rosengarten Eric Scheckelhoff Gina Schieber Amy Schnipke Cathy Schnipke Row 6: Randy Schnipke Jeff Verhoff Erick Warnimont Malissa Warnimont Russ Wenzinger Leann Wenzlick Doug Westrick 108 Fourth Grade Row 1 Jim Balbaugh Cheryl Baldridge Dan Barlage Doug Barlage Sharon Barlage Kim Brown Steve Brown Row 2: John Burgei Adrian Carrillo Ronald Deitering Dale Dulle Jeff Eiden Diane Ellerbrock Julie Ellerbrock Row 3: Brian Inkrott Mary Jo Kleman Stacy Kleman Sonya Kuhlman lisa Kuhlman Stephanie Kuhlman Nicholas Lehman Row 4: Marcia Liebrecht Cary Melia Cory Melia Jeff Meyer Jenny Morman Judy Morman Kelly Morman Row 5: Tracy Morman Todd Okuley Ann Recker Jeff Rosengarten lee Rosengarten Doug Ruhe Row b: Marilyn Schieber Brook Schroeder Jenny Schroeder Jill Schroeder Kurt Schroeder lisa Schroeder Rhonda Shafer Row 7: Gene Siebeneck Mike Siebeneck Doug Stuber Amy Vennekotter Oran Verhoff lynn Wagner Mary Wank Row 8 Raymond Watson Alex Weis Roy Wenzinger Matt Wilhelm Sharon Yarnell i 109 Row 1: Sherry Ellerbrock Becky Cable Diane Cable leff Cerdeman Tina Cilgenbach Jim Hohenbrink Sandy Inkrott Row 2 Jolene Kerner Janice Kleman Darrell Kuhlman Martin Kuhlman Chris lammers John lammers Robert lammers Row 3: Don lause Joe Morman Mark Morman Nicholas Morman Richard Morman Chris Niese Annette Noirot Row 4: Rodney Nuveman Mike Oedy Carl Richardson Joyce Riepenhoff Steve Ruck Sandra Ruhe lisa Schieber Row 5: Stephanie Schieber Jean Schmpke Annette Schroeder Chad Schroeder Creg Schroeder Jane Schroeder Carl Schroeder Row 6: Richard Schroeder Brandon Shafer Leann Steffen Diane Verhoff Delilah Warnimont Kevin Warnimont Kenneth Westrick 110 Row 1: Laurie Brown Ted Bursie Ron Dulle Rhonda Ellerbrock Steve Ellerbrock Tom Gable Ed Gilgenbach Row 2: Carol Hohenbrink Fred Inkrott Michael Klear |im lammers Dan Lehman Jim Lehman Steve Liebrecht Row 3: Christopher Mauth Kathy Meyer David Miller Jeff Morman Donna Niese Jeff Niese Pam Niese Row 4: Paul Nuveman Sandra Ochoa Todd Richardson Bob Riepenhoff Dora Rosengarten Greg Ruhe Don Schmenk Row 5: Patrick Schnipke loan Schroeder Steve Schroeder Dean Siebeneck Susie Wank Cindy Warnimont Doug Wilhelm Absent: Conrad Munguia in A D V Without E their support j, this book could not j have been published. 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Main St. 117 Main St. Leipsic, Ohio Deshler, Ohio 943 2005 278-0416 RAYLE BROTHERS FORD TRACTOR SALES Leipsic, Ohio Phone 943-2301 HOLGATE LUMBER COMPANY Holgate, Ohio MEYER SUPER VALUE Holgate, Ohio KAUFMAN'S BAR Best Beers in Ohio McClure Defiance Leipsic Ottawa Paulding BUSS-PEOPLE FUNERAL HOME Leipsic, Ohio Phone 943-2157 BRADFORD'S GARAGE General Repairs Continental, Ohio Compliments of the AMERICAN LEGION POST 63 Ottawa, Ohio RUHE’S Meat Processing and Locker Plant Taft Avenue Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-5560 SANDY'S Beauty Shop New Bavaria 653-8338 TRACEY SALES 88 East Rice St. Continental, Ohio 596-4333 RUHE DISTRIBUTION CO. WEIDEMANN BEER STOVER'S BODY SHOP Route 613 Continental, Ohio Phone 596-3805 MATISEVICH FLOOR COVERING Phone: 523 5552 St. Rt. 224 Ottawa, Ohio A ’� ($,) West Rice 1 i - Continental Ohio THE VILLAGE PEDDLER 4583| 303 Broad Street 596 3277 Compliments o f DR. R. E. FESSLER HOMIER AND SONS, INC. Continental, Ohio 45381 Payne, Ohio A (419)596 3965 Clete Homier and Ray Homier LEIPSIC FARM SUPPLY John Deere Sales and Service Phone:943-2150 Leipsic Ohio SNYDER FUNERAL HOME Holgate and Continental, Ohio 596 3803 GLANDORF FEED COMPANY Glandorf, Ohio Phone: 538 6521 i Mwler'e V Q by B� b and Caret O A Mike Chartrand (419) 532-3889 GLANDORF TILE COMPANY Clay Drain Tile — Plastic Tubing Draining Contracting Glandorf Ohio Phone 538-6526 VORST PLUMBING AND HEATING, INC. Electromode and Williamson Heating and Air Conditioning Phone: 532-3304 209 S. Broad St. P.O. Box 98 Kalida, OH D R LOCK and KEY SERVICE 20501 U.S. 224 RR 1 Fort Jennings, Ohio 45844 Phone:532 3938 David and Rita Croy Compliments of DR. BRICE R. MUSSER Optometrist Office Hours By Appointment Ottawa, Ohio Phone 523-5324 135 A ship in harbor is safe. . ) MMiAttv'-' |p but that. . . is not what ships are for. John A. Shedci Aerial view thanks to George Agner