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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

McAnn 1983 Our Pride Is Showing Miller City High School Miller City, Ohio Teresa Kleman Editor Table of Contents Our School Day . ... 4 School Activities 16 Administration and Faculty 54 Seniors 58 Underclassmen, Teams, Organizations 80 Ads 11® Closing 128 i This year we wish to present to you a yearbook that has captured the year as it really occurred. We want you to see not only our achievements, but also the people who are the achievers. So, we’ve given our book a new look. We begin by showing how our school day progresses and all our various activities. Then we proudly present to you the people involved. We’ve placed the group pictures later in the book so that we could show you more of what we’ve accomplished. Finally we bring to you our sponsors who have made this yearbook possible. 2 Owi nccCe Sfauvcay AN Oh! no, late again! How many time have you said this as you leap out of bed? Now you have to take a shower, wash hair, brush teeth, get dressed, and run out the door as the bus is coming down the road. Once on the bus, you try to catch up on some of those Zzzz’s. The driver, though, has other plans. He purposely hits every bump, pothole, or tree limb to make sure no one sleeps. Then at school you throw your books in the locker and lunge on the nearest heater to seek warmth in this frozen tundra. The teachers, meanwhile, are downing their last megadoses of caffeine before they have to face their morning class. Some of the teachers, however, are convinced that the walls are unsturdy. Every morning one can find these few holding up the walls of Miller City High School. Well, once agains the first bell has rung, and everyone is trudging off to class for another day of — learning? Pictured above left is: Larry Gerschutz, the custodian. Above are the bus drivers. They include: Mr. Thomas Niese, Mr. Steve Powell, Mrs. Connie Rump, Mrs. Betty Maag, Mr. Ed Mormon, Mrs. Shirley Ellerbrock and Mrs. Barb Riepenhoff. Pictured just to the left is: custodian Gary Verhoff at New Cleveland. 5 BRRRRRRING . . . Morning bell, and everyone rushes to get to class. So much happens in the morning, such as the Home Ec. and Vo Ag switch during vocational week. Picture this . . . Guys in the kitchen of the Home Ec. room baking, and better yet, picture the girls in the Vo Ag room cutting wood. Hard to believe? We thought so! One great thing was the morning assemblies. This meant that we students got out of those long hard classes. We were entertained by country western singers, actors who put on a one act play, and football player Ken Ellis. Also the National Honor Society sponsored a Blood Drive. Oh! My goodness! The bell’s gonna ring so we can all go to lunch. BRRRRRRING . . . 6 Along with all our other activities we must not forget all of our students and friends who donated blood. This bloodmobile day was held May 10 and a traveling trophy was presented to the NHS who sponsored it. This trophy was given for having the highest percentage of donors from among those eligible to give. We salute our donors. 9 10 This is the long awaited period of the day! Everyone pours into the cafeteria to fill their tummies with food, while some will have to stand in line and wait. Lunch is not only the time to eat, but also a time for playing on the playground, or playing volleyball, basketball, wiffle ball or just plain sitting around and talking in the gym. 11 And so the school day continues on. For some the afternoon goes fast, and for others the clock doesn’t seem to move. As the bell rings ending another class, the hallways are soon filled with kids who just can’t wait to get to their next class, or those lucky few with early dismissals who head out of the door. The afternoons were filled with classes in Home Ec., Vo. Ag., studyhalls, TOE, and math. During basketball season we could always count on shortened class periods because of pep rallies. We not only could show our spirit, but we actually got out of classes. The students looked forward to these almost as much as hearing that last bell ring at 2:57. Then the halls echoed with the mad rush to lockers to grab coats and books, and to finally head for the bus to get the back seat before it pulls away. 13 uu w Future Homemakers of America FHA was filled with much activity this year. The fall county FHA meeting was held in Miller City, and shown at top right is Jackie Neise who was one of the county officers. FHA gave prizes for the most creative costume on Halloween and one of the participants was Brenda Walls, pictured at right. For FHA week they had a McDonalds Day where Rose Schroeder can be seen smelling the goodies. Along with all of those activities, the Seniors put on a smorgasbord, below. At bottom right, is shown Advisor Mrs. Mary Jane Miller and President Rose Hermiller. ft h. 17 The Miller City FFA was very active during the 1982-83 season. They engaged in such activities as fruit sale, Kiddie Land, and catching chickens. FFA projects were done by all members. Field trips are scheduled during the summer to places such as Dinner Bell and Hancor Tile and Cole. Field Day Freshman Mixer This year, Field Day was held September 17, 1982. The main attraction was The Dunking Machine. Everyone came to watch the teachers, especially Mr. Lenz, swim. The Seniors came out on top with 52 points. Sophomores second with 39 points, Freshmen third with 35 points and last but not least the Juniors with 30 points. That night was the Annual Freshman Mixer with Soundwaves to entertain everyone. 20 Elementary Plays The elementary students have been busy practicing and presenting plays during the 1982-83 school year. Miller City hosted the annual Christmas play the evening of December 20 for parents and friends. On February 18, the second grade performed a play which concluded their week of projects celebrating American History month. Parents and grandparents attended and enjoyed homemade ice cream. 21 This year Miller City had the honor of hosting the Annual County Band and Choir Concert. The event was held December 5, 1982. The band was directed by Dr. Barry Kopetz of Bowling Green State University. Some of the selections performed were “The Best of Jule Styne,” “Sleigh Ride” and “Stars and Stripes Forever.” The choir was directed by Mr. Harold Beckett of Shawnee High School. Some of the songs sung included “Benediction,” “Alexander’s Ragtime Band,” and “Gavotte for Bach.” The senior high band and choir performed at their Christmas and spring concerts again this year. The band selections included “Man of La Mancha” and “Concert Band Medley.” The choir sang “Dream a Dream” and “The Circle Game.” The junior high choir also performed. The pep band had another successful year. They really added spirit to the basketball games. They deserve much appreciation for all their hours of practice. Some of the songs played this year were “We Got The Best,” “Eye of the Tiger,” and “Centerfold.” 22 Volleyball Miller City’s volleyball team was unfortunate in the number of wins registered, but fans who observed the matches were treated to some of the most exciting games in our area. Our girls played with determination, hustle, and a great desire to win. The team often ended up in the loss column following a tough match, but those of us who witnessed the match were proud of our girls and knew they had given their best to represent MCHS. The girls finished the season with a record of 2-17. 24 Right: Senior Pam Verhoff 25 26 The 1982 golf team was led by three-year lettermen Tom Niese and Dale Lammers. Dale had the low average with a 41 and was medalist eight times. The best team score was 169 vs. Ottawa-Glandorf at Kildaire Country Club. The varsity included Tom Niese, Dale Lammers, Dave Gable, Dave Watson who are all seniors and Dave Warnimont, a sophomore. We also were able to field a reserve team this year, allowing the underclassmen some experience for the years to come. The varsity ended the season at 8-10 and the reserve at 4-8. Special thanks to the graduating seniors for getting the golf program rolling again at Miller City. Senior Dale Lammers There was a BIRD . . . Where’s the bird, Mr. Z??? Right: Seniors Jay Meyer and Bev Schroeder 28 The 1982-83 basketball season provided the people of our school district with much excitement and a great deal of success. Our boys captured another sectional championship enroute to their second consecutive district appearance. Our season ended with a heartbreaking 59-57 loss to Ottoville, but we still finished with an excellent 19-4 record. Although we have some good players returning next year to carry on the winning tradition at Miller City, gone are five seniors that we will miss very much. These graduates are Jeff Vennekotter, Norm Gerten, Ned Kreinbrink, Jay Meyer, and Dale Lammers. These young men were not only fine athletes, but quality people. They were instrumental in the successes of many programs in the Miller City High School. We are confident that these gentlemen will continue to succeed, but we would like them to do so with our best wishes. 29 Girls Basketball Senior Kris Lammers Senior Tina Niese Senior Karen Schroede Senior Lois Hermiller The 1982-83 girls basketball season was filled with excitement. The season ended with a 10-12 record. They had many close games and showed a willingness for victory. The girls showed much enthusiasm, and the spirit to win. The team lost six seniors, Kris Barlage, Kris Lammers, Lois Hermiller, Jackie Niese, Tina Niese, and Karen Schroeder, who really helped out this year. The seniors and coach Paul Niese would like to thank those who helped make their season a successful one. Senior Jackie Niese Senior Kris Barlage 30 Freshman Basketball The freshman team, coached by Elmer Meyer, showed much improvement this year. The team exhibited enthusiasm and determination throughout the season. These qualities will later benefit the boys in preparing to play as members of the junior varsity and varsity teams. We eagerly await to see them next year. “There’s the bird, Mr. McGlaughlln!” Junior High Boy’s Basketball Our seventh and eighth grade boys basketball teams proved very exciting this year. Much credit goes to the seventh grade coach, Jerry Lammers, and Mel Kreinbrink, the eighth grade coach. They instructed our junior high in the basic fundamentals of the game, yet, stressing sportsmanship. We look forward to seeing these boys in years to come. 33 Junior High Girls Basketball The Junior High girls basketball team had an enjoyable season and are looking forward to next season. The seventh grade was headed by Coach Barb Verhoff and the eighth grade coach is Wilma Vennekotter. 34 Homecoming 1982 The Homecoming Game took place on December 10, 1982 against Holgate. Miller City defeated the opposing team 73 to 65. The Homecoming Dance was held the following night with music by Future. Royalty was crowned by last year’s King and Queen, Robbie Wenzinger and Ginny Hermiller. Sitting: Senior Attendant Tina Cass. Queen Jill Inkrott, King Ned Kreinbrink. Senior Attendant Jeff Kuhlman. Standing: Freshman Attendants Sue Wank and Ron Dulle, 1981 Queen Ginny Her miller. Junior Attendants Nathan Weis and Sandy Dulle, 1981 King Robbie Wenzinger, Sophomore Attendants Bonnie Lammers and Ron Schnipke. 35 The Sweetheart Dance was held February 11, 1983 in the Miller City Gym. E-Z Company played as the students danced to the theme of “Up Where We Belong.” Pictured above is this year’s court. Sitting: Senior Attendant Dale Lammers, Queen Connie Siefker, King Norm Gerten, Senior Attendant Chris Kuhlman. Standing: Sophomore Attendants Tom Lehman and Kris Oedy, Freshman Attendant Tom Gable, 1982 King Kevin Siebeneck, 1982 Queen Valarie Wagner, Freshman Attendant Pam Niese, Junior Attendants Jenny Deitering and Craig Kuhlman. The Ohio Office Education Association consists of 13 members, with Lois Hermiller as President. The OOEA raised money for their trip to the Regional Contest by selling popcorn and holding a cake raffle at the volleyball games. This Regional Contest was held on Feb. 12, 1983 at Bellefontantaine. At this contest Miller City took 1st place in the Talent Show. The girls participating in this were, Kris Barlage, Tine Cass, Tina Niese, Teresa Rosengarten, and Karen Schroeder. Miller City also had some other winners. They were: Annette Wilhelm, 2nd place Typing and Related II; Karen Schroeder, 5th place Prepared Speech; Kris Barlage, 3rd place Records Management. 37 This year a group of talented high school students put on a variety show. This took place on March 13 at 7:30. Faculty advisors were Mr. Stephen Powell and Mrs. Iantha Barlage. Shown above in rehearsal are Steve Alt playing “Johnny’s Tune” on the fiddle along with Greg Barlage and Rick Thornton doing the famous “Who’s on First.” Above right, Jill Inkrott and Rose Hermiller are singing their version of Together, Wherever We Go.” Pictured at the bottom are Lori Ellerbrock, Maryann Klexar, and Shelly Schieber accompanied by Joan Riepenhoff on guitar singing “The Rose.” Other acts included “Rocky Top” sung by Shelly Schieber, Laura Beining singing “Time in a Bottle” and “Satisfaction” played by the Pep Band. A group of Senior guys finished off the show with “Happy Trails.” 38 Quarterly Staff This year’s City Quarterly was once again done by the journalism class with four issues being printed and the last being the senior edition. This year involved a lot of hardwork but also some fun with the paper sometimes being put together on time and sometimes not being put together on time. Endless hours were spent with the copymachine waiting for the hundreds of copies to be run off, then stapled and addressed. Thanks to a hardworking staff this year’s City Quarterly was just great. Special thanks goes to Co- editors Brian Klear and Lisa Weis and Quarterly advisor Mr. Tom Slagel. Track Once again the M.C. track team was off and running. Thanks to Coach Mumaw, the girls didn’t have to put in hours of rigorous conditioning. The M.C. new track warm- ups gave the girls pride which enabled them to score 40 points and beat another team. These meets began in March and many times the girls participated in several meets per week. A new added attraction for the M.C. was the arrival of the high jump. A couple athletes decided to participate in this event while others polished their talents with the hurdles, shot puts, and other running events, and many beat their old times and set new records. The season ended with Lois Hermiller going to the Regional competition on May 26th. She competed in the shot put. It was a first time occurrence for Lois as well as the team. This is the third year our team has been in existance. Many of these Seniors were the ones who started and supported track at M.C.H.S. We thank you and salute you for your hard work and dedication. Best of luck in your futures. We welcome the returning track team and Coach Mumaw back into the pages of our book and also wish them luck next year. Senior Lois Hermiller Senior Tina Cass Senior Tina Niese Thank God, I'm a senior! - Senior Bev Schroeder OK OK . . I’ll do it!!! 41 Above upper right: Senior Dale Lammers and Senior Ned Kreinbrink. Right: Senior Dave Wank and Senior Dave Watson. Lower right: Senior Jeff Vennekotter and Senior Jay Meyer. 42 Baseball Miller City’s pride came bursting through this season when its baseball team went into action. Despite two losses early on in the season to Columbus Grove and Ayersville, Miller City showed tremendous come-back by bringing home five team trophies. They were Sectional, District, Regional, and PCL Champions. They finished the season by becoming State Runners-Up, losing to Ashtabula St. John, 2-10. Much recognition goes out to the six seniors, whose leadership and skill was a definite plus for the team. Those six and the rest of Coach Kern’s Varsity team displayed all the teamwork and cooperation it takes to be a winning team. On behalf of the community, we are extremely proud of their accomplishments. FFA Banquet The FFA Banquet was held on March 15, 1983. It began at 6:30 with the eating of the meal. The guest speaker was Emerson Marting. The 1983 FFA Queen was Pam Verhoff, and the attendants were Marsha Balbaugh and Bev Schroeder. 44 The 3rd Annual F.H.A. Banquet was held on April 19, 1983 at 6:30 in the High School Gymnasium. The meal consisted of a salad bar and desserts prepared by the Future Homemakers of America. Mrs. Gerten prepared the main course of steak, mashed potatoes, corn, and dinner rolls. After the meal there was a style show and there was awards given. 45 Mr� Prom The Junior-Senior Prom was held on April 29, 1983. Pictured above are the royalty for 1983. King Dave Wank and Queen Lois Hermiller, First Attendants: Brian Klear and Lisa Weis, and Second Attendants: Terry Tripp and Rose Hermiller. The theme for the prom was “Paris by Moonlight” and decorations were made by the Juniors. Music was provided by “Heritage” from 8-11. A buffet meal was served at 10:00. Everyone had a good time and the seniors really appreciated the work done by the juniors. Park bench beauties! 46 Athletic Banquet The Athletic Banquet was held May 4, 1983 in the Miller City Gymnasium. This annual event provides our athletes with the praise and recognition they deserve. Certificates and pins were given according to the achievements of the athletes. Boys basketball county awards were as follows: Jay Meyer, first team; Jeff Hermiller, second team; Dale Lammers and Jeff Vennekotter, honorable mention. Girls basketball county awards were as follows: Lois Hermiller, first team; Jackie Niese, second team; Kris Lammers and Elaine Schroeder, honorable mention. Boys baseball county awards were as follows: Jeff Vennekotter and Jeff Hermiller, first team; Jay Meyer and Dale Lammers, second team; Ned Kreinbrink and Dave Wank, honorable mention. In track, Lois Hermiller qualified for Regional competition in the shot put. Congratulations goes to these and all the athletes who made our athletic program a success. 48 Scholastic Banquet The Scholastic Banquet, held May 11, was a success this year. The National Honor Society did a fine job in preparing this event. Some of the awards received were: 1) Ohio Board of Regents — Jeff Vennekotter, Teresa Kleman, Rose Hermilier, Jay Meyer, Ned Kreinbrink. 2) All-Ohio Student Council Member — Pam Verhoff. 3) Principal’s Award — Seniors: Joan Schroeder, Jeff Vennekotter; Juniors: Lisa Miller. Pam Ruhe, Jim Warnimont; Sophomores: Carol Barlage, Kris Odey, Kevin Barlage; Freshman: Cindy Warnimont, Don Schmenk. Special thanks to those who bought N.H.S. pizzas. The profit from these sales was used to put on this banquet. 49 Annual Staff We the members of the Annual Staff are proud to have been able to bring you this year’s book. We have worked hard all year and are finally able to show you our accomplishments. Many thanks are extended to our supporters who helped finance us. Teresa Kleman, this year’s editor, bids farewell to her staff, and Miss Ruen, the advisor, is looking forward to working with next year’s staff. 50 Students of the Month Pam Verhoff Oct. Jill Inkrott Nov. Joan Schroeder Feb. Connie Seifker Dec. Lois Hermiller May Marsha Balbaugh Mar. Brian Klear Apr. Lisa Weis People 53 Administration Miller City-New Cleveland School: Richard Barlage, Eugene Schroeder, Joseph Lammers, Treasurer; John Alt, President; Joseph Lehmen, William Hermiller, Vice-President. Clyde Kreinbrink Superintendent William Lammers High School Principal Secretary Beverly Leis Secretary Mary Margaret Barlage William Kreinbrink Elementary Principal Secretary Mary Eiden 54 Faculty Mrs. Denise Kreinbrink — Librarian, Jr. Hi. Reading, English 8. Mrs. Mary Rose Powell — Grade 5. Mr. Kevin McGlaughlin — Physical Education 7, 8, 9, 10; Health. Mr. Tom Niese — English 10, Sociology, Economics, Jr. Hi Social Studies. Mr. Dennis Recker — English 7,12; Guidance. Miss Judy Ruen — Art 1, 2, 3; Jr. Hi. Art. Mrs. Mary Klear — Grade 3. Mrs. Paulette Smith — Geometry, Pre-Algebra, Jr. Hi. Math. Mrs. Sue Knott — Grade 6. Mr. Thomas Slagel — Spanish 1, 2; English 9, 12. Mrs. Peggy Smith — Primary ACP. Mrs. Janet Kreinbrink — Reading, Science 8. 55 56 Mr. Stephen Powell — Instr. and Vocal Music. Mrs. Jayna McGlaughlin — Phys. Ed., LD Tutor, Reading. Mrs. Nancy Fortman — Grade 4. Mr. Paul Lenz — Algebra 1, 2; College Prep Math, Earth Science. Miss Deborra Company — Secondary ACP. Mrs. Lynne Lenz — Grade 1. Mr. Dennis Mumaw — Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy. Miss Jayma White — Grade 4. Mrs. Iantha Barlage — Recordkeeping, Senior IOE. Mr. James Raudabaugh — World History, Am. History, Govt. Mr. Martin Zender — Industrial Arts 1 2, 3,4. Mrs. Rita Croy — Grade 5. Mr. Frank Schroeder — Vocational Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4. Mrs. Kay Brown — Grade 6. Mrs. Sue Barlage — Grade 1. Mr. Dan Kern — Senior Math, Driver Education, General Business, Personal Typing, Athletic Director. 57 Goodbye! 60 61 The Westgate Theater in Toledo, Ohio provided the setting for the Senior Class trip. The Seniors started out from Miller City at 4:15, beginning the exciting bus ride to Toledo. Like all class trips the bus ride was one of the highlihghts of the trip, with the laughter and excitement in the air. Soon they arrived at the dinner theater. The evening began with a trip to the salad bar and then on to a buffet meal of tropical delight! Soon the Preshow started in which the waiters and waitresses entertained the Seniors with song and dance. The presentation of ‘South Pacific’ was directly after the preshow. After the show they all loaded up on the bus and headed back to old M.C. It was an enjoyable and unforgettable experience for all! 62 Graduation The graduation ceremony which was held May 20, marked the final step for the seniors. For all it was a happy moment although many shed tears for the memories and friends they would soon miss. Featured at the top are Speakers Val. Jeff Vennekotter and Salut. Teresa Kleman. Below them are The Honor Students Jay Meyer, Dale Lammers, Jeff Vennekotter, Teresa Kleman, Joan Schroeder, and Rose Hermiller. Beneath the honor students are The Seniors from N.H.S. who are Bev Schroeder, Jay Meyer, Dale Lammers, Jeff Vennekotter, Pam Verhoff, Ned Kreinbrink, Dave Wank, Rose Hermiller, Laura Beining, and Teresa Kleman. Located at top right are Tom Niese and Denny Recker the class advisors. Bottom Class Officers are Joan Schroder, Treas.; Jill Inkrott, Pres.; Connie Siefker, Vice-Pres.; and Teresa Kleman, Sec. who guided the class throughout the year. Bottom left is: Pres. Jill leading the changing of the tassels after which true pleasure was expressed. 63 Senior Accomplishments Karen Balbaugh: Teacher Aide 2 — Choir 2, 3 — Yearbook 3. 4 — Volleyball 1. 2. 3 — In- tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 - FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 - OEA 3. 4 Marsha Balbaugh: Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Officer 4 — County Band 1. 2, 3. 4 — District Band 3 — State Band 3, 4 — Choir 1, 2. 3, 4 — Teacher Aide 1. 2. 3. 4 — Yearbook 4 — Volleyball Stat 1, 2, 3, 4 — Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 4 — FHA 1, 2. 3. 4. Of ficer 3. 4 — OEA 3. Officer 3 — Newspaper 4 — Honor Roll 1.3. Greg Barlage: Musical 2. 3 — Variety Show 4 — Newspaper 4 — Choir 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FFA 1.2. 3. 4 — Honor Roll 4. Kris Barlage: Musical 3 — Variety Show 4 — Teacher Aide 3 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 — Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 — Boys Basketball Stat 2. 3. 4 — Volleyball 1. 2. 3 - Girls Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 - In- tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FHA 1. 2. 3, 4 — Track 2. 3.4 — OEA 3.4 Tony Braton: Band 1 — Choir 1 — Boys Basket ball Manager 2 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — In- dustrial Arts 1. 2. 3. 4 Laura Beining: Class Officer 3 — Musical 3 — Variety Show 4 NHS 3. 4 — Newspaper 4 — Band 1, 2. 3. 4 — Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4 FHA 1.2. 3. 4 - Honor Roll 1.2. 3. 4 Tina Cass: Musical 2. 3 — Variety Show 4 — Teacher Aide 2. 3 — Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 — Yearbook 3 — Girls Basketball Manager 4 — Track 4 — In- tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 - FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 - OEA 3. 4 Shelly Cavenaugh: Musical 1 — Teacher Aide 1. 2. 3. 4 — Newspaper 4 — Pom Pon 1, 2 — Choir 1. 2, 3. 4. County 3. 4 — Yearbook 4 — Cheerleader 2. 3 — Girls Basketball Stat 1 — In- tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Officer 4 — Science Fair 4 — OEA 3. Donna Deitering: Class Officer 1 — Teacher Aide 1. 4 — Newspaper 4 — Choir 4 — Year- book 3. 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FHA 1.2. 3. 4. Officer 4 — Science Fair 2 — Honor Roll 4. Keith Eiden: Variety Show 4 — Newspaper 4 — Band 1. 2. 3 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — Industrial Arts 1. 2. 3.4 — Honor Roll 1. Robby Ellerbrock: Choir 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Science Fair 1, 2 — Honor Roll 1. Jeff Forster: Choir 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — Industrial Arts 1. 2. 3. 4 Dave Gable: Newspaper 4 — Choir 4 — Baseball 1 — Basketball 1. 2. 3 — Intramurals 1. 2.3.4 - FFA 1.2. 3. 4 Norm Gerten: Choir 4 — Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 1.2. 3. 4 — FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Ken Hermiller: Choir 4 — Basketball 3 — In tramurals 1.2. 3. 4 — FFA 1. 2.3. 4 Lois Hermiller: Class Officer 3 — Variety Show 4 — Yearbook 3 — Boys Basketball Stat 1.2 — Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 — Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 — Track 2, 3. 4 — Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 — FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Officer 3 - OEA 3. 4. Officer 4 - Honor Roll 1.2. 3.4 Rose Hermiller: Class Officer 2 — Musical 3 — Variety Show 4 — Teacher Aide 1 — NHS 4 — Newspaper 4 — Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Officer 4 — Choir 4 — Student Council 4. Officer 4 — Year- book 3. 4. Assistant Editor 4 — Girls Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3 - Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 - FHA 1. 2. 3, 4, Officer 3. 4 — Science Fair 2, 4 — Honor Roll 1.2. 3. 4. Jill Inkrott: Class Officer 4 - Musical 2. 3 — Variety Show 4 — Teacher Aide 4 — Newspaper 4 - Band 1. 2. 3. 4 - Choir 2. 3. 4 - Yearbook 3. 4 — Mascot 2 — Volleyball 1. 2. 4 - In- tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Officer 3. 4 Brian Klear: Variety Show 4 — Newspaper 4. Editor 4 — Graphic Arts 2 — Band 1. 2. Officer 2 — Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 — Industrial Arts 1. 2. 3. 4 — Honor Roll 1. 2.3. 4. Teresa Kleman: Class Officer 1. 2. 4 Teacher Aide 3 — Newspaper 4 — NHS 3. 4 — Choir 1. 2. 3. 4. County Choir 2. 3. 4 - Yearbook 4. Editor 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Science Fair 1. 2. 3. 4 — Track 3 — Girls’ State 3 — Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Ned Krienbrink: Variety Show 4 — NHS 2, 3. 4. Officer 4 — Newspaper 4 — Student Council 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 - Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 - Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FFA 1, 2. 3. 4. Officer 4 — Science Fair 2, 3 — Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Chris Kuhlman: Teacher Aide 1. 2 — In- tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 - FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 - OEA 3. 4. Officer 4 — Honor Roll 1. Jeff Kuhlman: Choir 4 — Baseball 1 — In- tramurals 1. 2, 3. 4 — FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 Dale Lammers: Variety Show 4 — NHS 3. 4. Officer 4 — Newspaper 4 — Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4 — Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FFA 1. 3. 4 — Golf 2. 3. 4 — Boys’s State 3 — Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Kris Lammers: Class Officer 2 — Teacher Aide 1.2 — Newspaper 4 — Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 — Year- book 3 — Boys Basketball Stat 1, 2. 3. 4 — Volleyball 1 - Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 - In- tramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 — FHA 1.2. 3. 4 Tim Lehman: Newspaper 4 — Intramurals 1 — Industrial Arts 1. 2. 3. 4 — Science Fair 1.3 — Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Jay Meyer: NHS 4 — Newspaper 4 — Student Council 4 — Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4 - Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FFA 1. 3. 4. Of ficer 4 — Honor Roll 1, 2.3. 4 Jackie Niese: Class Officer 1,2 — Variety Show 4 — Teacher Aide 2. 3. 4 — Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 — Student Council 3 — Yearbook 3 — Boys Basket ball Stat 1. 2. 3. 4 - Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 — Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Officer 3. 4. County Officer 3 — OEA 3. 4, Officer 4 Jeff Nieae: Choir 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FFA 1.2. 3. 4 - Honor Roll 3 Tina Nieae: Variety Show 4 — OEA 3. 4, Officer 4 — Teacher Aide 1. 2. 3 — Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 — Yearbook 3 — Boys Basketball Stat 1. 2. 3. 4 — Volleyball 1. 2. 3. 4 - Girls Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 — Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 — FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Track 2. 3. 4. Tom Nieae: Choir 4 — Basketball 1, 2 — Baseball 1 — Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 — FFA 1. 2. 3. 4 - Golf 1. 2.3.4 - Honor Roll 1. Carol Rieman: Musical 2. 3 — Teacher Aide 2. 3 — Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 — Volleyball 3 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Science Fair 2. 3 — Pom Pon 1.2 — Track 3 — OEA 3. 4. Tereaa Roaengarten: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Officer 2 — Variety Show 4 — Musical 3 — Teacher Aide 2 — Pom Pon 1 — Yearbook 3, 4 — Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 — Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4 — OEA 3. 4 Tom Schieber: Variety Show 4 — Musical 1. 2. 3 — Newspaper 4 — Choir 3 — Baseball 2 — In- tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — Industrial Arts 1. 2. 3 — Honor Roll 4 Jerry Schmenk: Choir 4 — Baseball 1,2, — In- tramurals 1.2, 3. 4 — FFA 1, 2. 3.4. Darryl Siebeneck: Choir 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — Industrial Arts 1. 2. 3. 4 — Graphic Arts 2. Doug Schnipke: Choir 4 — Intramurals 1. 2, 3. 4 - FFA 1.2. 3.4. Bev Schroeder: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. District Officer 3 — NHS 4 — Newspaper 4 — Cheerleader 3. 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — Science Fair 1 — Track 2. 3. 4 — Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Joan Schroeder: Class Officer 4 — FHA 1. 2, 3. 4. Officer 4 — Teacher Aide 1 — Newspaper 4 — Yearbook 4 — Girls Basketball Stat 1 — In- tramurals 1.2. 3, 4 — Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4. Karen Schroeder: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Officer 4 — OEA 3. 4 — Variety Show 4 — Musical 3 — Teacher Aide 3 — Band 1. 2. 3. 4 — Choir 1, 2. 3, 4. County 3. 4 — Pom Pon 2 — Boys Basket ball Stat 1, 2. 3, 4 — Girls Basketball 1. 2. 4. Stat 3 — Intramurals 1,2. 3. 4. Roee Schroeder: Variety Show 4 — Newspaper 4 — Band 1, 2, 3. 4 — Yearbook 4 — In- tramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 - FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Science Fair 2, 4 — OEA 3 — Track 3, 4 — Teacher Aide 3. 4 — Honor Roll 3. Connie Siefker: Class Officer 3. 4 — Musical 3 — Newspaper 4 — Band 1. 2. 3. 4 — Yearbook 3 — Cheerleader 2 — Volleyball Stat 1 — In- tramurals 1. 2. 3, 4 — FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Track 2 — Honor Roll 1. 4 Mark Tobe: Baseball Manager 2 — intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 — industrial Arts 1. 2, 3. 4 — Honor Roll 3. Rick Thornton: Newspaper 2 — Choir 1 — Boys Basketball 1 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — In- dustrial Arts 1. 2,3. 4 — Graphic Arts 2. Terry Tripp: Baseball 1 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — Industrial Arts 1. 2. 3. 4 — Graphic Arts 1 — Newspaper 1 Jeff Vennekotter: NHS 2, 3. 4. Officer 4 - Newspaper 4 — Student Council 1. 2. 3. Officer 3 — Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 - Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 - Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FFA 1. 3. 4 — Science Fair 1. 2, 3.4 — Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Pam Verhoff: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4. Officer 3. 4 — NHS 4 — Newspaper 4 — Band 1. 2. 3. 4 — Yearbook 3 — Majorette 2. 3. 4 — Pom Pon 1 — Boys Basketball Stat 1.2 — Volleyball 1. 2, 3. 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 — Honor Roll 1, 2. 3. 4 Terry Wagner: Newspaper 2. 4 — Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 — Science Fair 1.2 — Industrial Arts 1. 2, 3.4 — Graphic Arts 2 — Honor Roll 1. Brenda Walla: Teacher Aide 2, 3 — Band 1. 2, 3 — Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 - Cheerleader 1. 2. 3 - Ma jorette 3 — Volleyball 1. 3. Stat 2 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 - FHA 1. 2. 3 - Pom Pon 1 - OEA 3, 4 — Honor Roll 4 Dave Wank: Class Officer 3 — FFA 1. 2, 3. 4. Officer 3. 4 - Variety Show 4 - NHS 2. 3. 4. Of- ficer 4 — Newspaper 4 — Baseball 2. 3, 4 — Basketball 3, Manager 1,2 — Intramurals 1, 2. 3, 4 - Science Fair 1. 2. 3. 4 Honor Roll 1. 2.3. 4 Gary Wamimont: Basketball 3 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, 4. Marty Warnimont: Choir 4 — Intramurals 1. 2. 3.4 - FFA 1.2. 3.4. Dave Wataon: Choir 1. 2 — Baseball 4 — In- tramurals 1,2 — Golf 2. 3, 4. Pam Weatrick: FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Officer 2. 3. 4 — Musical 3 — Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 - Yearbook 3 — Mascot 3 — Pom Pon 1.2 — Volleyball 1 — In- tramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 — OEA 3. 4 — Track 2 — Honor Roll 2. 3. Llaa Weia: Class Officer 1 — Teacher Aide 1. 3, 4 — Newspaper 4. Editor 4 — Yearbook 4 — In- tramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 — FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 — Science Fair 1. 2. 3 — Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4 Annette Wilhelm: Teacher Aide 1. 2 — Girls Basketball Stat 2. 3. Manager 4 — Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4 - FHA 1. 2. 3. 4 - OEA 4 — Honor Roll 1. • • • The Class of ’83 The Way It Used to Be Row Is Karen Balbaugh, Marsha Balbaugh, Greg Barlage, Kris Barlage, Tony Bratton, Laura Beining, Tina Cass, Shelly Cavanaugh. Row 2: Donna Deitering, Keith Eiden, Robbie Ellerbrock, Jeff Forster, David Gable, Norman Gerten, Ken Hermiller, Lois Hermiller. Row 3: Rose Ann Hermiller, Jill Inkrott, Brian Klear, Teresa Kleman, Ned Kreinbrink, Chris Kuhlman, Jeff Kuhlman, Brenda Lammers. Row 4: Dale Lammers, Kris Lammers, Tim Lehman, Jay Meyer, Jackie Niese, Jeff Niese, Tina Niese, Tom Niese. Row 5: Carol Rieman, Teresa Rosengarten, Tom Schieber, Jerry Schmenk, Doug Schnipke, Bev Schroeder, Joan Schroeder, Karen Schroeder. Row 6: Rose Schroeder, Darryl Siebeneck, Connie Siefker, Rick Thornton, Mark Tobe, Terry Tripp, Jeff Vennekotter, Pam Verhoff. Row 7: Terry Wagner, David Wank, Gary Warnimont, Martin Warnimont, David Watson, Lisa Weis, Pam Westrick, Annette Wilhelm. 65 Motto — Today’s Happiness Is Tomorrow’s Memories Karen Jo Balbaugh Gregory Paul Barlage Laura Louise Beining Marsha Ann Balbaugh Kristine Ann Barlage Anthony Wayne Bratton Tina Maria Cass Keith Douglas Eiden David Arnold Gable Shelly Diane Cavanaugh Robert Michael Ellerbrock Norman Victor Gerten Donna Jean Deitering Jeffrey Lynn Forster Kenneth Lee Hermiller Lois Ann Hermiller Rose Ann Hermiller Jill Marie Inkrott Brian Virgil Klear Teresa Clara Kleman NedJohn Kreinbrink Christine Marie Kuhlman Song — Dream a Dream Jeffery Francis Kuhlman Dale Francis Lammers Kris Ann Lammers Timothy William Lehman Jay Edwin Meyer Jacalyn Sue Niese Keep Smilin’, Tim! Hi There! For Real! 72 Jeff Fredrick Niese Tina Marie Niese Thomas Gerard Niese CarolJean Rieman Teresa Ann Rosengarten Thomas Alan Schieber 74 © ----------------0-------- Gerald Lee Schmenk Douglas Norbert Schnipke Beverly Jean Schroeder DarrylJoseph Siebeneck Connie Frances Siefker Joan Mary Schroeder Karen Marie Schroeder Rose Ann Schroeder 76 Oh Lord, it’s hard to be humble. Hum . . . Which way did she go? 77 Richard Dale Thornton Terry Louis Tripp Terry Paul Wagner Mark Edward Tobe Jeffery Allen Vennekotter Brenda Lynn Walls Pamala Marie Verhoff David Paul Wank 78 Flower — Ivory Rose Tipped in Burgundy Gary Thomas Warnimont Martin John Warnimont David Leroy Watson Lisa Marie Weis PamalaJane Westrick Annette Marie Wilhelm STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Advisor James Raudabaugh, Linda Morman, Tom Lehman, Don Schmenk. Second Row: Sue Wank, Kathy Wank, Joan Riepenhoff, John Lehman. Third Row: Jay Meyer, Pam Verhoff, Rose Hermiller, Ned Kreinbrink. FFA OFFICERS Front Row: Dave Balbaugh, Secretary; Dave Wank, President; Ned Kreinbrink, Vice President. Second Row: Norm Gerten, Treasurer; Jerry Schmenk, Student Advisor; Ken Hermiller, Sentinel; Jay Meyer, Reporter. JUNIORS David Balbaugh Judy Barlage Carrie Burgei Dale Cass Jenny Deitering Absent: Mark Deitering Sandy Dulle Lois Ellerbrock Lori Ellerbrock Lisa Frick Rick Gilgenbach Jeff Hermiller Len Hermiller Julie Inkrott Lisa Johnston Maryann Klear Jackie Kleman Absent: Paul Korney Absent: Alan Kruse Craig Kuhlman Mike Lammers 80 FFA Front Row: Advisor Frank Schroeder, Steve Schroeder, Bob Riepenhoff, Steve Llebrecht, Todd Richardson, Alan Kruse, Jeff Niese, Tom Gable, Pat Schnipke, Roger Wenzinger, Rob Ellerbrock. Second Row: Paul Gerten, Dave Gable, John Kleman, Fred Inkrott, Greg Ruhe, Jerry Schmenk, Ed Gilgen- bach, Greg Barlage, Norman Gerten, Doug Wilhelm, Rick Gilgenbach, Ken Hermiller. Third Row: Ron Schnipke, Rick Morman, Dave Wank, Brian Schafer, Mark Schroeder, Mark Mark Deitering, Mary Wamimont, Jeff Vennekotter, Rick Niese, Len Hermiller, Craig Kuhlman, Mike Lammers. Back Row: Dean Kaufman, Bruce Kreln- brink, Chris Brown, Dave Balbaugh, Denny Schroeder, Dale Lammers, Jeff Kuhlman, Doug Schnipke, Tom Niese, Ned Kreinbrink, Jay Meyer, Jeff Hermiller, Nathan Weis. SOIL JUDGING TEAM Jeff Vennekotter, Ned Kreinbrink, Dave Wank, Jay Meyer John Lehman, Kathy Leis, Karen Llebrecht, Lisa Miller, Rick Nlse, Natalie Noriot, Jim Richardson. Joan Riepenhoff, Tina Ruck, Pam Ruhe, Michele Schieber, Sue Schieber, Chris Schnipke, Denny Schroeder. Elaine Schroeder, Lynne Steffen, Joe Verhoff, Kathy Wank, Jim Warnimont, Nathan Weis, Roger Wenzinger. 81 QUARTERLY STAFF Sitting Row 1: Lisa Weis, Joan Schroeder, Laura Beining, Kris Lam- mers, Pam Verhoff, Connie Seifker. Row 2: Advisor Mr. Tom Slagel, Teresa Kleman, Shelly Cavanaugh, Jill Inkrott, Bev Schroeder, Rose Hermiller Row 3: Greg Barlage, Dave Wank, Donna Deitering. Row 4: Ned Kreinbrink, Keith Eiden, Tim Lehman. Row 5: Dale Lammers, Tom Schieber, Jeff Vennekotter, Dave Gable, Brian Klear, Terry Wagner. Jay Meyer. Missing: Mar- sha Balbaugh, Rose Schroeder. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Dale Lammers and Teresa Kleman SOPHOMORES Steve Alt Carol Barlage Kevin Barlage Rick Barlage Chris Brown Kathy Deitering Paul Gerten Leroy Johnston Dean Kaufman John Kleman Karen Kohls Bruce Kreinbrink Scott Kuhlman Bonnie Lammers Connie Lammers Mark Lammers Barb Lause Tom Lehman Linda Morman Rick Morman 82 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sitting. Row 1: Pam Verhoff, Pres.; Ned Kreinbrink, Vice Pres.; Jeff Vennekotter, Sec.; Dale Lam- mers, Treas.; Dave Wank, Lois Eller brock. Row 2: Advisor Mr. William Lammers, Rose Hermiller, Karen Liebrecht, Pam Ruhe, Lisa Miller, Bev Schroeder, Laura Beining, Jay Meyer. Row 3: Tom Lehmann, Teresa Kleman, Carol Barlage, Lin- da Morman, Kathy Leis, Elaine Schroeder. AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY WINNERS Sitting: Lisa Miller, Teresa Kleman. Patty Ricker. Standing: John Lehman, Dale Lammers, Kevin Barlage. Carla Niese Kelly Niese Pam Niese Robbie Niese Kris Oedy Paula Ordaz Michele Palte Patty Ricker Jodi Rump John Schieber Mike Schieber Ron Schnipke Louise Schroeder Mark Schroeder Scott Schroeder Brian Shafer Gail Siebeneck Dave Warnimont Paul Weis Connie Wenzinger 83 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Kneeling: Bev Schroeder. Karen Schroeder, Kris Lammers, Lynn Steffen, Jodi Rump, Connie Wenzinger, Barb Lause, Linda Morman. Row 2: Connie Siefker, Laurie Brown, Rhonda Ellerbrock, Tracy Watkins, Michele Palte, Shelly Cavanaugh, Cindy Warnimont, Carol Hohenbrink, Jill Inkrott, Carol Rieman, Advisor Mary Jane Miller. Row 3: Lois Hermiller, Jackie Niese, Karen Balbaugh, Laura Beining, Jenny Deitering, Chris Schnipke, Lois Ellerbrock, Judy Barlage, Don- na Niese, Dori Rosengarten, Natalie Noirot, Joan Schroeder, Lisa Weis, Tina Cass, Annette Wilhelm, Teresa Kleman. Row 4: Tina Niese, Pam Westrick, Pam Verhoff, Kathy Leis, Carla Niese, Robin Niese, Karen Kohls, Joan Schroeder, Kris Oedy, Jackie Kleman, Lisa Miller, Rose Schroeder, Donna Deitering, Rose Hermiller. Row 5: Kris Barlage, Kathy Wank, Joan Riepenhoff, Maryann Klear, Karen Liebrecht, Patty Ricker, Carol Barlage, Pam Niese, Kelly Niese, Gail Siebeneck, Kathy Deitering, Sue Wank, Pam Niese, Kathy Meyer, Marsha Balbaugh, Chris Kuhlman. FRESHMEN Lauri Brown Ted Burgei Ron Dulle Rhonda Ellerbrock Steve Ellerbrock Dave Frick Tom Gable Ed Gilgenbach Carol Hohenbrink Fred Inkrott Mike Klear Jim Lammers Dan Lehman Jim Lehman Steve Liebrecht Kathy Meyer David Miller 84 FHA OFFICERS Row 1: Shelly Cavanaugh, Secretary; Jackie Niese, Vice- President; Rose Hermiller, Presi- dent; Joan Schroeder, Treasurer. Row 2: Kathy Leis, Historian; Karen Schroeder, Reporter; Jenny Deiter- ing. Sergeant at Arms; Carol Barlage, Recreation Leader; Pam Westrick, Photographer. Row 3: Donna Deitering, Vice-Presidential Aide; Karen Liebrecht, Parliamen- tarian; Jill Inkrott, Award of Merit; Marsha Balbaugh, Song Leader; Karen Balbaugh, Award of Merit. COUNTY AND DISTRICT FHA OFFICERS Left: Karen Liebrecht, County Vice President, Lois Ellerbrock, District Executive Committee Member Jeff Morman Donna Niese Jeff Niese Pam Niese Paul Nuveman Todd Richardson Bob Riepenhoff Dori Rosengarten Greg Ruhe Don Schmenk Patrick Schnipke Joan Schroeder Steve Schroeder Steve Schroeder Dean Siebeneck Sue Wank Cindy Warnimont Tracy Watkins Doug Wilhelm 85 OHIO OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Back Row: Advisor, Iantha Bariage, Carol Rieman, Karen Schroeder, Karen Balbaugh, Jackie Niese, Lois Hermiller. Middle Row: Teresa Rosengarten, Kris Bariage, Pam Westrick, Tina Cass, Tina Niese, Brenda Lammers. Front Row: Chris Kuhlman. Annette Wilhelm. OOEA OFFICERS Tina Niese — Treasurer Chris Kuhlman — Secretary Jackie Niese — Vice-President Lois Hermiller — President Sherry Ellerbrock Becky Gable Diane Gable Jeff Gerdeman Tina Gilgenbach Jim Hohenbrink Sandy Inkrott Jolene Kerner Janice Kleman Darrell Kuhlman Martin Kuhlman Chris Lammers John Lammers Robert Lammers Don Lause Joseph Morman Mark Morman Nick Morman Rich Morman Christine Niese Annette Noirot 86 OOEA REGIONAL WINNERS Left: Annette Wilhelm, Second place Typing and Related II. Karen Schroeder. Fifth place Prepared Speech. Kris Barlage, Third place Records Management II. Right: First place Talent Show Sitting: Karen Schroeder. Kneeling: Tina Niese, Tina Cass. Standing: Kris Barlage, Teresa Rosengarten. ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: Kathy Leis, Lisa Miller, Joan Schroeder, Advisor Judy Ruen, Photographer Shelly Cavanaugh. Row 2: Jenny Deitering, Chris Schnipke. Bus. Mgr. Karen Balbaugh, Editor Teresa Kleman, Asst. Editor Rose Hermiller, Rose Schroeder, Pam Ruhe Row 3: Marsha Balbaugh, Donna Deitering, Photographer Teresa Rosengarten, Ad. Mgr. Jill Inkrott, Karen Liebrecht, Lisa Weis, Lisa Frick. GRADE 8 Rodney Nuveman Mike Oedy Carl Richardson Joyce Riepenhoff Steve Ruck Sandy Ruhe Lisa Schieber Stephanie Schieber Jean Schnipke Annette Schroeder Chad Schroeder Greg Schroeder Jane Schroeder Karl Schroeder Dick Schroeder Brandon Shafer Leann Steffen Diane Verhoff Delilah Warnimont Kevin Warnimont Kenny Westrick 87 SENIOR HIGH CHOIR Front Row: Advisor Mr Steve Powell. Chris Schnipke, Brenda Walls. Shelly Cavanaugh. Shelly Schieber. Robbie Ellerbrock, Marty Warnimont, John Kleman, Lori Ellerbrock, Pam Westrick, Teresa Kleman, Patty Ricker. Carrie Burger Row 2: Lauri Brown. Rhonda Ellerbrock, Lois Ellerbrock. Jenny Deiter- ing. Dean Kaufman. Norman Gerten, Jeff Forster, Steve Alt. Cindy Warnimont. Tina Niese. Kris Barlage, Natalie Noirot, Rose Hermiller Row 3: Tina Cass. Joan Schroeder, Tracy Watkins, Carol Rieman, Lisa Miller. Dave Gable, Greg Barlage. Kenny Hermiller. Jill Inkrott, Julie Inkrott, Jackie Kleman. Kris Lam- mers, Donna Deitering Row 4: Jackie Niese. Sandy Dulle. Karen Schroeder. Chris Brown. Jeff Kuhlman, Jeff Niese, Tom Niese. Doug Schnipke, Leroy Johnston. Mike Schieber. Jerry Schmenk, Marsha Balbaugh, Karen Liebrecht. Jim Balbaugh Cheryl Baldridge Dan Barlage Doug Barlage Sharon Barlage Kim Brown Steve Brown John Burgei Ron Deitering Dale Dulle Jeff Eiden Diane Ellerbrock Julie Ellerbrock Brian Inkrott Mary Jo Kleman Stacy Kleman Lisa Kuhlman Sonya Kuhlman Stephanie Kuhlman Nick Lehman Marcia Liebrecht Cary Mclia Cory Melia Jeff Meyer Jenny Morman Judy Morman Kelly Morman Tracy Morman 88 Front Row: Advisor Mr Steve Powell, Kelly Morman. Mary Wank, Mary Jo Kleman, Julie Ellerbrock, Diane Ellerbrock, Ann Recker, Kim Brown, Annette Noirot, Stephanie Schieber, Marcia Liebrecht, Jill Schroeder, Rhonda Shafer Row 2: Lisa Schieber, Sherry Ellerbrock, Janice Kleman, Diane Gable, Becky Gable, Sharon Yarnell, Sonya Kuhlman, Jenny Morman, Lisa Schroeder, Leann Steffen, Annette Schroeder, Stephanie Kuhlman, Sharon Barlage. Row 3: Lisa Kuhlman, Chris Niese, Sandy Ruhe, Jean Schnipke, Judy Morman, Jenny Schroeder. Sandy Inkrott, Joyce Riepenhoff, Jane Schroeder, Tracy Morman, Diane Verhoff, Chris Lammers, Amy Vennekotter. Row 4: Dee Dee Warnimont, Jolene Kerner, Cheryl Baldridge, Tina Gilgenbach, Stacy Kleman, Marilyn Schieber, Oran Verhoff, Joe Mor- man, Mike Oedy, Jeff Eiden, Chad Schroeder, Brandon Shafer, Mark Morman, Rodney Nuveman. Roy Wenzinger Matt Wilhelm Sharon Yarnell Todd Okuley Ann Recker Jeff Rosengarten Lee Rosengarten Doug Ruhe Marilyn Schieber Brook Schroeder Jenny Schroeder Jill Schroeder Kurt Schroeder Lisa Schroeder Rhonda Shafer Gene Siebeneck Mike Siebeneck Doug Stuber Amy Vennekotter Oran Verhoff Lynn Wagner Mary Wank Raymond Watson Alex Weis 89 ALL-COUNTY CHOIR Bottom Row: Rhonda Ellerbrock; Cindy Warnimont, Carol Ricman, Lois Ellerbrock, Shelly Scheiber, Shelly Cavanaugh, Teresa Kleman. Top Row: Tracy Watkins, Laurie Brown, Joan Schroeder, Mike Schieber. Steve Alt, John Kleman, Karen Schroeder. Sandy Dulle. ALL-COUNTY BAND Bottom Row: Sue Schieber. Kris Oedy, Karen Kohls, Carol Barlage. Pat Ricker, Chris Schnipke, Lori Ellerbrock. Top Row: Lisa Miller. Pam Ruhe, Julie Inkrott, Marsha Balbaugh. ALL-OHIO STATE FAIR BAND Marsha Balbaugh. Lori Ellerbrock. 7 90 CONCERT BAND Row 1: Pam Verhoff, Connie Siefker, Rose Schroeder, Lois Eller- brock, Maryann Klear, Kathy Wank, Chris Schnipke. Row 2: Carol Barlage, Karen Kohls, Jill Inkrott. Kathy Leis, Pat Ricker, Sandy Dulle, Marsha Balbaugh, Carol Hohenbrink, Elaine Schroeder. Lori Ellerbrock. Row 3: Julie Inkrott, Sue Wank, Laurie Brown, Pam Ruhe, Sue Schieber, Joan Riepenhoff, Kris Oedy, Rose Hermiller, Steve Alt, Kathy Meyer, Rhonda Ellerbrock, Mike Schieber, Kris Barlage, Lisa Miller. Laura Beining Standing: Director Mr. Steve Powell, Mark Schroeder, Karen Schroeder, Michelle Palte. BAND OFFICERS Secretary Jill Inkrott Vice President Rose Hermiller President Marsha Balbaugh Stage Manager Kathy Leis 91 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS Row I: Karen Schroeder. Kris Barlage. Row 2: Connie Siefker, Rose Schroeder. Marsha Balbaugh, Jill Inkrott, Rose Hermiller, Laura Beining, Pam Verhoff. PEP BAND Row 1: Lori Brown, Chris Schnipke, Lois Ellerbrock, Connie Siefker, Pam Verhoff, Karen Kohls, Carol Barlage, Jean Schnipke Row 2: Sandy Dulle, Julie Inkrott, Sue Wank, Pam Ruhe, Patti Ricker, Sue Schieber, Kris Oedy, Marsha Balbaugh. Row 3: Rhonda Ellerbrock, Sandy Ruhe, Kathy Meyer, Elaine Schroeder, Lisa Miller, Laura Beining, Rose Schroeder, Lori Ellerbrock Row 4: Steve Alt, Michele Palte, Rose Her- miller, Mark Schroeder, Director Steve Powell, Stephanie Schieber, Mike Schieber. JR. HIGH BAND Row 1: Tracy Morman, Lisa Schroeder, Mary Wank, Diane Eller- brock, Sherry Ellerbrock Row 2: Janice Kleman, Marilyn Schieber, Annette Schroeder, Jean Schnipke. Diane Gable, Sandy Inkrott, Judy Morman Row 3: Lisa Schieber. Becky Gable, Ann Recker, Stephanie Kuhlman, Jim Balbaugh. Brian Inkrott, Jeff Rosengarten, San- dy Ruhe. Row 4: Mike Oedy, Doug Barlage, Jeff Eiden, Sonya Kuhlman, Joyce Riepenhoff, Jenny Schroeder, Sharon Yarnell, Kim Brown. Row 5: Greg Schroeder, Stephanie Schieber, Jenny Morman, Julie Eller- brock, Director Steve Powell. 92 MARCHING BAND Hag Carriers: Sandy Ruhe. Jean Schnipke, Annette Schroeder, Sherry Eller brock, Carol Hohenbrink. Pom Pon Corps: Dori Rosengarten, Lori Brown, Donna Niese, Sue Wank. Majorettes: Linda Morman, Carla Niese, Pam Verhoff, Karen Kohls. Sandy Dulle Row 1, Front To Back: Joan Riepenhoff, Connie Siefker. Lisa Miller, Rose Schroeder. Kathy Meyer Row 2: Kris Odey, Kathy Leis, Julie Inkrott, Maryann Klear, Jill Inkrott, Mark Schroeder Row 3: Carol Barlage, Rose Her- miller, Kathy Wank, Laura Beining, Chris Schnipke, Karen Schroeder Row 4: Sue Schieber. Lois Ellerbrock, Pam Ruhe, Elaine Schroeder, Michele Palte, Mike Schieber Row 5: Pat Ricker, Marsha Balbaugh, Lori Ellerbrock, Kris Barlage, Rhonda Ellerbrock. Pom Pom Corps Sue Wank, Dori Rosengarten, Donna Niese, Lori Brown. 93 MAJORETTES Carla Niese, Karen Kohls, Head ma- jorette Pam Verhoff, Sandy Dulle, Linda Morman. GOLF TEAM Standing: Coach Denny Mumaw, Jim Warnimont, Dale Lammers, Tom Niese, Dave Gable, Dave Wat- son. Kneeling: Ron Schnipke, Dave Warnimont, Scott Kuhlman, Don Schmenk, Jeff Morman, Scott Schroeder. TRACK TEAM Kneeling: Julie Inkrott, manager; Chris Schnipke, manager; Lois Eller- brock, manager Standing: Coach Denny Mumaw, Tina Cass, Cindy Warnimont, Kris Oedy, Connie Lam- mers. Michele Palte, Bonnie Lam- mers. Back Row: Carol Hohen- brink, Kris Barlage, Rose Schroeder, Lois Hermiller, Sandy Dulle, Bev Schroeder, Tina Niese. 94 TRACK STATS Kneeling: Carol Barlage. Stan- ding: Gail Siebeneck and Kelly Niese. VARSITY BASEBALL Sitting: Carol Wenzinger, Linda Morman. Kathy Leis. Jodi Rump. Kneeling: Dave Watson. Dave Wank. Jeff Vennekotter. Jay Meyer, Ned Kreinbrink. Dale Lammers, Bruce Kreinbrink. Standing: Reserve Coach Marty Zender, Mark Lammers, Scott Schroeder, Mike Lammers. Jeff Her- miller, Tom Lehman, Lee Johnston, Varsity Coach Dan Kern. RESERVE BASEBALL Sitting: Linda Morman, Connie Wenzinger. Jodi Rump, and Kathy Leis Kneeling: Fred Inkrott, Greg Ruhe, Jeff Morman. Mike Klear, Coach Marty Zender, Steve Schroeder, Steve Liebrecht, Bob Riepenhoff, and Dave Frick Stan- ding: Steve Alt. Scott Schroeder, Scott Kuhlman, Chris Brown. Tom Lehman, Lee Johnston, Dan Lehman, Ted Burgei, Paul Nuveman. 95 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Kneeling: Lois Hermiller, Kathy Leis, Karen Liebrecht, Tina Niese, Kathy Wank. Standing: Pam Verhoff, Jill Inkrott, Natalie Noirot, Maryann Klear, Jackie Niese, Coach Kevin McGlaughlin. RESERVE VOLLEYBALL Kneeling: Jodi Rump, Linda Mor- man, Karen Kohls, Kelly Niese. Bon- nie Lammers, Pam Niese. Standing: Pam Niese, Louise Schroeder, Kris Oedy, Connie Wenz- inger. Sue Wank, Carol Hohenbrink, Coach Jean Kulhman. VOLLEYBALL STATS Lisa Miller, Jackie Kleman, Sue Schieber, Elaine Schroeder, Marsha Balbaugh, Kathy Deitering 96 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Asst. Varsity Coach Dan Kern, Manager Dan Lehman, Head Coach Kevin McGlaughlin. Standing: Bruce Kreinbrink, Jeff Vennekotter, Jay Meyer, Tom Lehman, Jeff Hermiller, Dale Lam- mers, Ned Kreinbrink. Roger Wenz- inger, Norman Gerten. BOYS RESERVE BASKETBALL Kneeling: Manager Dan Lehman, Coach Martin Zender. Standing: Paul Gerten, Scott Kuhlman, Dave Wamimont, Jim Warnimont, Chris Brown, Joe Verhoff, Leroy Johnston, Rick Barlage, Scott Schroeder, Mark Lammers. BOYS STATS Front: Kris Barlage Left to Right: Karen Schroeder, Kris Lammers, Tina Niese, and Jackie Niese. 97 GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: Kris Lammers. Elaine Schroeder. Coach Paul Niese. Kris Barlage, Pam Ruhe Standing: Annette Wilhelm. Karen Schroeder. Pam Niese, Jackie Niese. Lois Hermiller, Pam Niese. Karen Liebrecht, Sue Wank, Tina Niese, Tina Cass. GIRL’S RESERVE BASKETBALL Kneeling: Michele Palte, Carol Barlage, Coach Dennis Mumaw, Connie Lammers. Cindy Warnimont. Standing: Tina Cass. Donna Niese, Sue Wank, Pam Niese, Pam Niese, Kelly Niese. Joan Schroeder, Laurie Brown. Annette Wilhelm. GIRL’S STATS Left to Right: Lisa Miller. Jacki Kleman, Sue Schieber, Bonnie Lam- mers. Mark Schroeder. 98 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Jean Riepenhoff, Linda Morman, Kathy Leis, Mascot Carol Hohenbrink, Natalie Noriot, Maryann Klear, Bev Schroeder. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Shelly Schieber, Jodi Rump, Kathy Wank, Connie Wenz- inger, Paula Ordaz. MASCOT AND VTR Mascot Carol Hohenbrink VTR: Kevin Barlage and Brian Schafer 99 FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL Kneeling: David Frick. Bob Riepenhoff, Coach Elmer Meyer, Tom Gable. Jim Lehman. Standing: Don Schmenk, Jeff Mor- man. Paul Nuveman, Ron Dulle, Ted Burgei. Fred Inkrott, Greg Ruhe, Steve Liebrecht, Mike Klear, Steve Schroeder. FRESHMAN STATS AND MANAGERS Jim Lammers. manager; Kathy Meyer, stat.; Cindy Warnimont, stat.; Carol Hohenbrink, stat.; Dave Miller, manager. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Kneeling: Tina Gilgenbach, stat.; Mike Oedy, Brandon Shafer. Steve Ruck. Coach Melvin Kreinbrink, Karl Schroeder. Joe Morman, Bob Lam- mers. Lisa Schieber, stat Standing: Chris Niese. stat.; Chad Schroeder, Rich Morman, Jeff Gerdeman, Rod Nuveman, Mark Morman, Greg Schroeder, Darrell Kuhlman, Devin Warnimont, John Lammers, Nick Morman, Dick Schroeder, Martin Kuhlman, Stephanie Schieber, stat.; Doug Barlage, manager. 100 SEVENTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL Kneeling: Tina Gilgenbach, stat ; Jeff Rosengarten, Lee Rosengarten, Nick Lehman, Doug Barlage, manager; Gene Siebeneck, Roy Wenzinger, Kurt Schroeder, Lisa Schieber, stat. Standing: Stephanie Schieber. stat.; Cary Melia, Dale Dulle, Doug Ruhe, Brian Inkrott, Doug Stuber, Ron Deitering, John Burgei, Todd Okuley, Steve Brown, Jeff Eiden, Jeff Meyer, Cory Mella, Chris Niese, stat. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Kneeling: Marilyn Schieber, Tracy Morman, Annette Schroeder, Janice Kleman, Ann Recker. Standing: Leann Steffen, Jane Schroeder. Delilah Warnimont, Jean Schnipke, Diane Verhoff, Jolene Kerner, Diane Gable, Sandra Ruhe, Sandy Inkrott, Annette Noirot. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL Kneeling: Marilyn Schieber, Tracy Morman, Ann Recker, Janice Kleman, Annette Schroeder. Standing: Rhonda Shafer, Mary Wank, Sharon Barlage, Kim Brown, Sharon Yarnell, Lisa Kuhlman, Amy Vennekotter, Jennifer Schroeder, Sonya Kuhlman, Lisa Schroeder. Judy Morman, Jennifer Morman. 101 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Floor: Sue Wank. Standing: Joan Schroeder, Dori Rosengarten, Laurie Brown. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Annette Noirot, Sherry Ellerbrock, Joyce Riepenhoff, Becky Gable. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS Floor: Amy Vennekotter. Standing: Sharon Barlage. Marcia Liebrecht, Mary Wank. 102 Sixth Grade Stacy Alt Kathy Balbaugh Joan Barlage Renee Burgel Brian Dukes Brian EUerbrock Kelly EUerbrock William EUerbrock Danny Gable Amy Gerdeman Louis Hermiller Amy Kleman Brian Kuhlman Denise Kuhlman Anne Lammers Beth Lammers Diane Lehman Susan Lehman Don Liebrecht Kelly I. Niese Kelly R. Niese Michelle Niese Randy Niese Rodney Niese Renee Okuley Greg Otto Mark Recker David Rieman Todd Rosengarten Eric Scheckelhoff Gina Schieber Amy Schnipke Cathy Schnipke Randy Schnipke Jeff Verhoff Eric Warnimont Malissa Warnimont Russ Wenzinger Leeann Wenzlick Doug Westrick 103 Fifth Grade Julie Brown Pam Brown Craig Eiden Wendy Erford Scott Frick Bernice Gustwiller Jenny Inkrott Brenda Kaufman Thomas Kaufman Brian Kuhlman Cheryl Kuhlman Kim Kuhlman Anita Lammers Nickie Lammers Rhonda Lammers Matthew Layne Vicki Liebrecht Christine Long Kathy Long Sara Meyer Don Miller Chad Niese Dawn Niese Jody Niese Shelly Niese Tracy Niese Sheree Otto Joyce Palte Amy Recker Joy Reed Charles Riepenhoff Tammy Rosengarten Brian Ruhe Kirk Scheckelhoff Amy Schmenk Brady Schroeder Mary Lou Schroeder Sandy Schroeder Dana Steffan Jon Thornton Kathy Vennekotter Robert Wank Adam Wilhelm Stephanie Yarnell 104 Fourth Grade Jon Balbaugh Scott Boden Jill Brown Roxanne Brown Charlotte Burgei Jenny Erford Carrie Gerschutz Donald Kaufman Donna Kaufman Stacy Kern Kim Kindle Stephanie Kleman Eric Kuhlman Matthew Kuhlman Fred Lammers Karen Lehman Mark Long Mike Meyer Matt Michel Joe Miller Virginia Miller John Morman Amy Niese Kara Niese Lisa Niese Lori Niese Scott Niese Jenny Oberhaus Chad Okuley Jeff Palte Leo Recker Terry Rosengarten Joe Ruck Julie Salisbury Matthew Schnipke Nick Schnipke Nathan Schroeder Phil Schroeder Roy Schroeder Beth Schafer Lajean Steffan Laurie Stewart Matt Vennekotter Lori Verhoff Absent: Debbie Wagner Alton Warnimont Rachel Warnimont 105 Third Grade Amy Balbaugh William Balbaugh Rachael Barlage Jeff Boden Jackie Brown Nicole Cass Melissa Deatrick Emily Hermiller Andy Kaufman Chris Keesler Christina Kern Shawnda Kindle Jill Kuhlman Julie Kuhlman Lynn Kuhlman Robert Kuhlman Richard Lammers Andrew Layne Dale Liebrecht Greg Liebrecht Phil Liebrecht Jenny Michel Jay Miller Kevin Morman Becky Niese Jill Niese Jeremiah Ordaz Julie Palte Susan Recker John Reed Michael Rosengarten Jenny Schnipke Paul Schnipke Joseph Schroeder Randy Siefker Marcia Wenzlick Melissa Wilhelm 106 Second Grade John Brown Lea Brown Kevin Deitering Sara Gilgenbach Michelle Gyetvai Michael Hohenbrink Nathaniel Inkrott Gregory Kaufman Michelle Kaufman Dana Knueven Jeff Long Mark Michel Alaina Morman Julie Niese Tammie Niese Victor Niese Jason Noirot Tracy Noirot Michael Oberhaus Jill Oedy Dean Recker Doug Recker Kim Recker Wendy Recker Brian Riepenhoff Carol Schnipke Mark Schnipke Tracie Schnipke Michelle Schroeder Jennifer Stachowiak Joshua Verhoff Craig Warnimont Brenda Weis Andrew Wilhelm 107 First Grade Jim Brown Scott Ellerbrock Dennis Erford Kyle Erford Wyatt Erford Nathan Gerding Mark Gerschutz Renae Gerschutz Brad Gilgenbach Jeff Hohenbrink Beth Inkrott Olivia Inkrott Bill Kaufman Mindy Kern Kurt Kindle Mark Kohls Kim Kuhlman Nathan Kuhlman Julie Lammers Danny Layne Kirk Meyer Elden Nartker Cheryl Niese Jason Niese Jenny Niese Kris Niese Rodney Niese Jodi Otto Mike Otto Matthew Palte Andrea Recker Angie Salisbury Shelley Salisbury Dawn Schnipke Mark Schnipke Lisa Schumaker Laura Steffen Jerry Stewart Carmella Tobe Amy Vennekotter April Vennekotter Ryan Wagner Tom Wilhelm Christine Schnipke 108 Kindergarten AM: Steven Balbaugh Brad Brown Dana Brown Ryan Ellerbrock Connie Erford Brian Gilgenbach Michelle Gilgenbach Douglas Kaufman Tricia Kleman Heather Kuhlman Joe Lammers Lisa Lammers Mark Liebrecht Daniel Morman Brian Niese Charity Niese Tannls Perry Edward Recker Matthew Rieman Craig Verhoff April Vennekotter Christine Wank Barbara Wilhelm PM: Emily Barlage Sarah Brown Melanie Erford Danny Fruchey Wendy Kuhlman Alan Lammers Jodi Maas Mike Miller Andrea Ordaz Shannon Ordaz Lori Ann Recker Jeff Rieman Anne Riepenhoff Kurt Rosengarten Joseph Scheckelhoff Beth Schnipke Justin Schnipke Karen Schnipke Kurtis Schnipke Kelly Schumaker Nicole Steffen Beth Vennekotter Gina Verhoff Robin Warnimont 109 CONTINENTAL FLOWER SHOP 229 N. Main St., Continental, Oh. Phone: 596-4420 Plants — Fresh Flowers — Jewelry Large Selection of Gifts and Wicker “Your Wedding Headquarters” Ads t a T5 • gr hi CONTINENTAL TELEPHONE COMPANY P.O. Box 367 Continental, Ohio 45831 Phone: 419-596-3331 NIESE’S SHEET METAL Holgate Seamless Gutters and Roofing Home: 653-8558 Business: 264-3242 Compliments of Dr. James B. Overmier Leipsic, Ohio PEG LEG BAR Compliments of Bar and Restaurant LEIPSIC RETAIL Continental, Ohio MERCHANTS BELLMAN LUMBER Leipsic, Ohio Retails of Lumber and Building Supplies Porter Paint 112 THE BANK OF LEIPSIC COMPANY Phone: 943-2171 Leipsic, Ohio 45856 Complete Banking Facilities No Service Charge on Checking Account SAVE THE EARTH RECYCLING CENTERS Defiance — Continental Buyers of Aluminum and Steel Beverage Cans, Brass, Copper, Scrap, Aluminum, Glass Containers and Newspaper! COMBS CARRYOUT For Your Party Items Continental South Sixth 596-3110 St. OTTAWA FEED GRAIN CO., INC. Phone 398-2283 or 782-3173 206 South Oak St. Ottawa, Ohio 523-3197 GLANDORF TILE CO. Compliments of: CONTINENTAL NEWS REVIEW Phone: 538-6525 KILDARE COUNTRY CLUB Continental, Ohio Phone: 596-3897 Public Golfing DOC’S HARDWARE North Main Street Continental 596-3296 Ottawa 523-4669 RUHE’S DISTRIBUTERS INC. Wiedemann Beer 523-5255 114 LEIPSIC AL’S Leipsic, Ohio 45856 FURNITURE Full Line of Groceries, Produce, and Bakery Items. Rent Appliances Check our Prices on Beef for the Freezer. Sharp Ort Litton Flexsteel Zenith Smith Bros. Sylvania Charles Admiral Virginia Westinghouse House Speed Queen American Pearl Clocks Drew Lamps Holabird Welsh DMI Samsonite Vaughn Mersman Pilliod Callaway Armstrong Carpet Flooring NIENBERG SUPPLY COMPANY Farm Equipment and GMC Trucks 538-6543 St. Rt. 15 2V2 Miles South WAGNER FARMS SAWMILL Buyers of All Native Lumber Manufacturers of Hardwood Lumber 13201 Rd. X Rt. 4 Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 653-8576 of Miller City Phone: 523-5857 OTTAWA MOTORS 1441 E. Main Street Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Phone: 523-4223 Pre-Owned Autos and Trucks ns LEIPSIC AGRI SUPPLY Leipsic, Ohio Ph. 943-3358 HOMIER and SONS, INC. Continental, Ohio 45831 Clete Homier Ray Homier Dan Homier Ph. 596-3965 Ph. 263-2912 Dr. Brice R. Musser 628 E. Main St. Ottawa, Oh. 45875 Ph. 523-5324 STRAIT REALTY INC. Residential Farms Complete Auction Service Continental 596-4450 Complete Banking Services 523-6440 Member FDIC 405 East Main St. 523-6221 Ottawa, Ohio 116 117 Compliments of MILLER CITY ATHLETIC BOOSTERS WHITE S REXALL DRUG STORE Leipsic, Ohio Registered Pharmicist Always on Duty SNYDER FUNERAL HOME Holgate and 596-3803 264-3401 Continental BELL AUTO SUPPLY Ottawa, Ohio 523-5698 JERRY’S SALES AND SERVICE Lawn Mowers and Lawn Products Jerry Rosengarten Ottawa, Ohio 523-3349 KOHL’S SUPER-VALUE Complete Selection Groceries — Meats Fruits — Vegetables Ottawa — 523-6248 118 FARMER’S ELEVATORS Grain and Supply D L SHOPPING MART N. Main Continental Variety Film Service Bulk Candy FUNERAL HOME, INC. 405 E. Third St. Ottawa, Ohio 45875 523-6586 Directors Paul McCrate and John Love LUCKY LANES LOUNGE Bowling Is Fun Pleasant Bend, Ohio 653-8342 North Creek, Ohio 398-2325 HOLGATE LUMBER Holgate, Ohio Ph. 264-2331 Owners Dick and Connie Slottman Steve and Patty Hitchcock Continental, Ohio 596-3140 OTTAWA IGA Ottawa, Ohio Ph. 523-5061 VFW POST 8847 New Bavaria, Ohio Canteen Hours: 3:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. P. Gustwiller — Commander D. Like — Quarter Master V. Gustwiller — Canteen Manager GLANDORF FEED COMPANY Glandorf, Ohio 45848 Phone 538-6521 HANCOCK GAS SERVICE, INC. Richard F. Thornton Representative Box 13506 State Rt. 613 Ottawa, Ohio 876-3371 Complete LP Gas Service Commercial — Industrial — Residential 1112 Lima Ave. Findlay, Ohio 45840 (419)422-4373 BECKMAN DEITEKIXfi Q Nursery — Landscaping Rt. 2 Leipsic, Ohio 44Q Q4Q O IQC JEWELERS Since 1888 Ottawa, Ohio 523-3794 120 STOVER’S BODY SHOP Continental 596-3805 'Jown Country ‘Jfowee Cjijt CjaMezy Mike Ellerbrock Ken Kruse 202E Main Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Phone 523-6506 VIKING KORNER OTTAWA OIL COMPANY Ottawa, Ohio Pizza Ice Cream Aluminis Leipsic, Ohio 943-2201 THE HENRY COUNTY BANK Car Wash 241 N. Elm St. Ph: 523-5666 Ottawa Tire Sales 1724 E. Main St. Ph: 523-5309 Napoleon Main Office 599-1065 Other Offices in Holgate, Malinta and Napoleon____________________________ FROST STANGE AGENCY INC. Insurance is our business ... ... not a sideline. 219 W. Clinton St. Napoleon 592-4476 121 Railway Holgate 264-2051 Harry Frost Donald Stange Craig Frost David J. Schuette ‘ j Located Four Miles North of Miller City on State Route 108 121 MAC RITA’S Miller City, Ohio Sandwiches, Beer, Liquor SCHROEDER MASONARY E We Specialize in Fireplaces NEIL’S REPAIR St. Route 108 Leipsic, Ohio 1 Mile South of Miller City Ph.: 943-2271 Phone: 876-3975 122 Junior Liebrecht Farm Tile Drainage State Home M)|s ASSOC A T I O N 135 S. Main Street Glandorf, Ohio Phone: 538-6535 and Land Improvement Sylvester “Jr.” Liebrecht Phone: 596-3501 RR 2 17771 Continental, Ohio Miller City, Ohio Phone: 876-3612 THE HOLGATE GRAIN AND SUPPLY ASS’N GEBHARDT’S GENERAL STORE Holgate, Ohio Standley, Ohio Phone: 264-2691 Phone: 762-5221 Pleasant Bend, Ohio Phone: 653-8511 D K PRINTING Don and Karen Punches Box 72 Leipsic, Ohio Phone: 943-2428 GARY GRANT INSURANCE AGENCY Dr. Ronald E. Fessler Ottawa, Ohio Phone: 523-6142 Your Partner in Protection Continental, Ohio Phone: 596-3848 123 AO LwwftpA 210 N. Main St., P.O. Box 7 Glandorf, Ohio 45848 Phone (419) 538-6022 STERLING INDUSTRIES Ottawa, Ohio 523-5565 240 E.Main OTTAWA, OH 45875 STECHSCHULTE CLOTHING SHOE GUY E.KERSH INSURANCE Auto — Home — Business — Marine — Life Ottawa Phone OH. — 523-5000 Res. — 523-4111 SCHNIPKE INN Dining Cocktails Breakfast Ottawa, Ohio 523-3068 BECKMAN MEYER’S SUPER VALUE Holgate, Ohio JEWELERS Since 1888 Ottawa, Ohio 523-3794 LOUIE’S BARBER SHOP Miller City, Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday 9:00-9:00 Thursday-Saturday 9:00-5:00 RANDY’S COLLISION REPAIR New Bavaria, Ohio 653-8382 MEEKS GENERAL STORE Putnam County’s Largest Appliance Dealer Whirlpool RCA Sales and Service North Creek (Jljtu llp Ov 398 - 2335 KARL JAN’S SUNOCO 106 S. Belmore St. Leipsic, Ohio 45856 Phone: 943-3052 We Are Authorized Fuel Oil Distributors VERHOFF MACHINE AND WELDING INC. Commercial — Industry Fabrications Shearing — Stamping Pressing — Forming Phone: 596-3202 SANDY’S BEAUTY SHOP New Bavaria, Ohio 653-8338 Compliments of Paul J. Best, Salesman Columbus Grove, Ohio FRITO-LAY Compliments of Dr. Kimble 125 In Memory of Louie Noirot from Dan BRADFORD S GARAGE Bill Moeller Phone: 596-3966 Continental, Ohio 45831 DIME BANK OF NORTHWEST OHIO LIKE SON Continental Ottawa 596-3801 523-6265 Member FDIC Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Electrical New Bavaria Phone: 653-8800 ROSENGARTEN CONSTRUCTION INC. 272 North Agner Street Ottawa, Ohio 523-5577 “Say It With Flowers” “Say It With Ours” LEIPSIC GREENHOUSE 308 E. Main Leipsic, Ohio 943-2843 Open Ditch Work Dozer Work of All Types Basement Digging Building Demolition Excavation Work of All Types Spas Swimming Pools and Pool Supplies 1831 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Phone 523-6122 126 HAWKEY’S PHARMACY DRUGS Full Service Russel Stover Candies Hallmark Cards 523-3633 Ottawa, Ohio SCHULLER MARATHON New Bavaria New Bavaria 653-8335 THE CURLING IRON New Bavaria, Ohio 653-8390 TIMBER LANES Holgate, Ohio 264-4511 NELSON MANUFACTURING CO. 127 Just as our school year must come to an end, so must our annual. The precious moments shared among us this year will be kept in our hearts and in the pages of this book. We hope that through our annual you have been able to see the pride displayed by our school. 128